Durable VISION

Directions & Label Instructions

Directions
For adults only. Take one softgel once daily with food or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.

Contents
Each bottle contains 90 softgels (typically a 90-day supply).

Cautions
If taking medication, pregnant or breastfeeding consult your healthcare practitioner before use. Keep out of the reach of children.

Storage
Keep tightly closed in a cool, dry place.

Non-GMO  |  Gluten Free  |  Vegan  |  Dairy Free  |  Soy Free  |  Corn Free  |  Nut Free  |  Egg Free  |  No Artificial Colors or Preservatives

Can I get lutein and zeaxanthin from food?

While lutein and zeaxanthin are naturally occurring carotenoids found in foods like leafy greens, other deeply-colored fruits and vegetables and egg yolks, it’s difficult (if not impossible) to get the 10 mg of lutein and 2 mg of zeaxanthin shown in the studies to offer the most effective support for healthy vision. Most people only get about 10% of what they need from diet alone. Therefore, supplementation—in addition to a healthy diet—is needed to provide the protection your eyes need.

How long will it take to feel the effects?

Like most nutritional supplements, Durable MAGNESIUM will take time and consistent use to build up in your system in order to achieve maximum effectiveness. However, depending on your current magnesium levels, you can expect to feel some benefits more quickly—often beginning the first time you take it. You might notice that you feel calmer and less stressed or tense. Take Durable MAGNESIUM before bed for better, more restful sleep.

How long will it take to see the effects?

Like most nutritional supplements, Durable VISION will take time and consistent use to build up in your system in order to achieve maximum effectiveness.

With continuous daily use, you can expect to see results within several months as lutein and zeaxanthin accumulate in your eyes to provide blue light protection and antioxidant support.

What is blue light?

All light is made up of wavelengths that occur on a spectrum of energy. Towards the beginning of the visible spectrum is red light, made up of low energy waves. This light is easy on our eyes, especially at night. Blue and UV light are at the highest end of the visible spectrum and are tiring for our eyes to process.

We are exposed to UV light from the sun every day, and the cumulative effect of this exposure can damage the front of our eyes, the cornea and the lens. However, the cornea and the lens are very effective at blocking UV rays; less than 1% of UV radiation from the sun reaches the retina (where the macula is located).

Blue light, however, is different. It is part of the visible spectrum and reaches far deeper into the eye, as far as the retina. Nearly all visible blue light passes through the lens and cornea to the retina and macula.

In natural settings, blue light isn’t a problem. But when artificial blue light is concentrated in a digital device’s screen, the intensity and proximity can put our eyes at risk.

Blue light “scatters” easily, which makes it difficult for our eyes to focus on it. This is one reason you might experience eyestrain, fatigue or headaches after long hours at the computer.

In addition, research suggests that long term exposure to blue light may be just as harmful to the macula as UV rays from the sun. Blue light has been shown to damage the retina and trigger the damage thought to be the root cause of macular concerns.

Can’t I just wear blue light blocking glasses?

There are a variety of blue light blocking glasses as well as blue light filtering screens for computers and phones available now that blue light is widely recognized as a threat to healthy vision. These may help reduce your exposure, but they stop working the moment you take them off.

Lutein and zeaxanthin work from the inside out, effectively creating built-in blue light blockers in your eyes. And they work around-the-clock to offer antioxidant support for your eyes.

Are there any side effects?

Studies have not shown any significant known side effects associated with taking lutein or zeaxanthin. However, pregnant or nursing women should consult with their healthcare provider prior to any use.