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Evidence before hype

Make clearer decisions about eye supplements.

ClearSight Compass separates supplement marketing from established research, so you can compare formulas, ingredients and claims with better context.

Vision 20

Start with our independent review of the promoted formula, its positioning and the questions to ask before buying.

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Eye supplements

Understand formula types, labels and how general eye supplements differ from research-based AREDS2 formulations.

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Lutein + zeaxanthin

Learn what these carotenoids are and what major eye-health research actually studied.

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Our rule: identify the claim, then check the evidence.

Dietary supplements are not approved by FDA in the same way as drugs. We distinguish manufacturer statements from independent evidence and avoid treating general eye-health products as disease treatments.

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Considering Vision 20?

Review the product first, then compare alternatives and the current offer.

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Looking at AREDS2?

AREDS2 is a specific research formula for particular people, not a generic label for all eye supplements.

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Comparing labels?

Check serving size, ingredient amounts, formula type, claims and warnings before comparing price.

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