
The sandpaper feeling is mostly gone
"Two screens, eight hours a day left my eyes feeling like sandpaper by dinner. Six weeks in, that dryness is mostly gone and I've stopped reaching for drops every hour."
Most eye vitamins stop at the eye. Klaris covers the eye and the nerve pathway behind it. 11 ingredients, 1 dose a day.









By the evening my eyes used to feel like sandpaper. A few weeks in, that heavy, dry ache after a long screen day is simply gone.
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The AREDS2 (National Eye Institute trial of 4,203 participants) base - plus what it leaves out. Lutein and zeaxanthin at the amounts used in the research. Then meso-zeaxanthin, astaxanthin and an active B-complex on top. Ingredients are studied in 100+ peer-reviewed papers.



Independent institutions and journals that have published research on these ingredients. No affiliation with, or endorsement of, Klaris.

"Small print used to swim on the page and I'd given up on the morning paper. Three months in the contrast is noticeably crisper and reading is a pleasure again."
Rebuilding is gradual - your macular pigment reserve climbs steadily with daily use.
Illustrative only. Based on ingredient research.
Carotenoids start absorbing. Nothing to notice yet, and that's expected.
Deposits begin in eye tissue. This is the window the screen-comfort research looks at.
Levels keep rising with steady intake. Glare recovery and contrast are what the studies measure here.
Daily intake holds the level. Macular pigment research runs over months, not weeks - which is why the multi-month plans exist.
Pigment22 mgAll three macular pigments, including 10 mg meso-zeaxanthin.
Strain4 mgSupports eye comfort through long days of screen use.
Brain - eyeB6·9·12Active B6, folate and B12 that support the eye-to-brain signal pathway.
Antioxidant250 mgSupports the lens and the small vessels feeding the retina.
134 mgProtects the delicate lipids inside eye tissue.
Mineral25 + 2 mgZinc 25 mg, copper 2 mg - the AREDS2 amounts.
Eleven ingredients covering the macular pigment and the active B-vitamins behind normal nerve function.
Lutein and zeaxanthin carry over 100 published studies between them. Klaris starts there, then adds meso-zeaxanthin, astaxanthin and an active B-complex.
Lutein and zeaxanthin in the 10 mg to 2 mg ratio used in the National Eye Institute’s research. That’s the base. Klaris builds on it.
Includes clinical-grade Astaxanthin, which reaches the retina to support eye comfort during daily screen use.


Full-spectrum macular pigment (Lutein + Zeaxanthin + Meso-Zeaxanthin)
Astaxanthin included
Active B-complex
Plant-sourced carotenoids
Macular carotenoids
Compared against leading eye-supplement labels, September 2026.
Most pharmacy eye formulas are still built on the 2013 AREDS2 recipe - lutein and zeaxanthin, and not much else. Klaris starts there and adds what that formula leaves out.
One dose routine. The full macular filter, not two-thirds of it.


"I can read to my grandkids in the evening again - without that heavy, tired feeling I'd just learned to live with."

Why Klaris exists
Most eye supplements on the shelf are still copies of a formula from two decades ago - lutein alone, a heavy dose of zinc, and beta-carotene that current research links to real risks for smokers. The science moved on. The bottles didn't.
Klaris started with one question: if we rebuilt an eye formula from today's research instead of yesterday's habit, what would go in it?
The answer wasn't a single hero ingredient. It was the full macular pigment trio - lutein, zeaxanthin and meso-zeaxanthin - at the doses studies actually used, paired with the antioxidants that protect that layer and the B-vitamins that carry the signal from eye to brain. No under-fills. No beta-carotene. No synthetic stand-ins.
We built the formula we wanted our own parents to take.
Formulated with Dr. Elena Markovic, MD
"Two screens, eight hours a day left my eyes feeling like sandpaper by dinner. Six weeks in, that dryness is mostly gone and I've stopped reaching for drops every hour."

"I stare at bright screens for a living and my eyes paid for it. The harsh glare fatigue eased within a few weeks - I get to the end of the day with something left."

"Headlights used to bloom into a blur and I'd stopped driving after dark. A few months in I feel steadier behind the wheel at night - that alone was worth it."

"I've wasted money on bargain bottles before. My optometrist read the Klaris label and said the doses were genuinely right - that sold me more than any ad ever could."

"My wife ordered it for me and I rolled my eyes, sure it was a gimmick. Now I'm the one reordering - the mid-afternoon fog I'd just lived with finally lifted."

"Small print used to swim on the page and I'd given up on the morning paper. Three months in the contrast is noticeably crisper and reading is a pleasure again."
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