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Optifix features lutein, the yellow pigment found in the retina and in leafy greens, for adults who spend hours on phones and laptops and get their eyes checked yearly.
Optifix names lutein on the front of its white and blue box and prints the rest of the list on the pack. No approved claim here, so we keep it factual:
lutein's usual partners in the eye, with the exact list and amounts printed on the pack.
a yellow pigment from marigold that gathers in the macula and is also found in kangkong and other leafy greens.
one capsule with breakfast, since carotenoids absorb best with a little fat in the meal.
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In Dumaguete I teach online classes, six hours a day on the laptop.
The optometrist gave me anti-glare lenses and the 20-20-20 rule. I take Optifix with lunch.
M— Ma. Theresa Villanueva, 38, Dumaguete City
Twenty capsules in the box; the daily amount is on the label. Pick a fixed time so you don't forget.
No. Glasses or contacts correct eyesight; supplements don't. We'll gladly explain on the call.
Yes, in cash to the rider. To order Optifix we only need your name and mobile number, and we never ask for bank details.
Yes, Optifix ships in a plain box. Nothing on the box hints at the contents.
No, Optifix is a food supplement and doesn't treat eye disease. Read the full label before starting.
Lutein is named on the front of the box, and the full list is printed on the pack. Check it first if you have any allergies.
Just your name and mobile number — no card, no email.
We confirm your barangay, address, quantity and delivery day.
The rider hands over the parcel and you pay in cash.
