They told you eye floaters are normal and there's nothing to be done, but they didn't tell you about vitreous degeneration and collagen degradation.
Uncover the real reason behind dark dots, squiggly lines, shadowy cobwebs that get worse with age, according to peer-reviewed research. Protect your vision with Clearer®, the research-backed eye health supplement trusted by 10k+ worldwide since 2023.
Do you sometimes see dark dots and squiggly lines drifting around? They can be very distracting and annoying, especially while reading, playing sports, or looking at beautiful scenery.
7 in 10 people get eye floaters at some point in their lifetime, and the likelihood increases with age.
For a long time, people were told that eye floaters were normal and they just had to live with them.* However, new research has shed light on the root cause of eye floaters and demonstrated the importance of proactive management strategies.
(* Note: There are different types of eye floaters, some of which are caused by serious conditions. This webpage refers to the most common type, age-related vitreous floaters. If there are sudden changes in your vision, book an eye exam immediately.)
The middle of the eyeball is filled with a jelly called vitreous humour. It is mainly water held in place by a structured network of collagen and hyaluronan. At birth, vitreous humour has a uniform texture and is transparent.
The collagen in the vitreous is prone to damage, and damaged collagen fibres stiffen and clump together. When light passes through the vitreous, the collagen clumps cast shadows on the retina, which become eye floaters.
This process of collagen breakdown leads to vitreous liquefaction: as collagen clumps together, water separates from it and fills in gaps left behind by collagen. As one gets older, more collagen damage occurs, leading to more eye floaters and increasing liquefaction.
In 2021, researchers in Ireland discovered that collagen damage inside the vitreous is mainly caused by two processes: oxidative stress (caused by free radicals) and protein glycation (caused by sugar). They also showed that a blend of nutrients could help to counteract those processes and manage vitreous degeneration.
Launched in 2023, Clearer® was the first supplement in the UK that contained the formulation tested in the study, and it also contains lutein and zeaxanthin for macular support. Containing no artificial fillers, Clearer®'s clean, bioavailable, and expert-recommended comprehensive vision formulation has been trusted and loved by over 10,000 people in the UK, the US, Singapore, Australia, and beyond.
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Clearer® contains research-backed ingredients that support collagen integrity and protect collagen against oxidative stress and glycation damage.
Grape seeds contain potent free radical scavengers called proanthocyanidins. They protect cells and collagen against free radical damage. They have been shown to be effective for skin health and cardiovascular health as well.
Bitter orange contains hesperidin, a bioactive compound with antioxidant and anti-glycation properties. It has been shown in research studies to protect and support collagen health.
Vitamin C is essential for collagen synthesis, and it supports the normal function of vision, skin, bones, and cartilage. It is also a powerful antioxidant and the most abundant antioxidant within the vitreous.
Zinc supports antioxidant defences and normal retinal function, helping protect eye tissues from oxidative stress. Zinc citrate is highly bioavailable form of zinc.
Lysine is an amino acid that supports collagen synthesis, and it works with vitamin C in synergy. It cannot be synthesised by the body, so it must be obtained from diet or supplementation.
Marigold flower provides bioavailable lutein and zeaxanthin, which accumulate in the macula, filter high-energy blue light, and combat oxidative stress.
Essential nutrients that support eye health
Lutein and zeaxanthin are essential antioxidants in the macula
Research-backed antioxidant formulation for vitreous health and eye floater care
Lutein and zeaxanthin help to absorb high-energy blue light and protect photoreceptor cells
Nutrients that support collagen synthesis and protect collagen against free radical damage
High-strength antioxidants that scavenge free radicals and protect cells
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The original eye floater study lasted for 6 months, and it is also recommended to take an antioxidant eye health supplement daily in the long term to protect your vision against oxidative stress. The eye is metabolically active and constantly exposed to optic stressors such as UV and bright light; vision is vulnerable and requires proactive care. In summer, it is especially important to give your eyes extra antioxidant protection because of increased UV exposure.
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