PureReach™
PureReach Clarity Daily Eye Support
You've been staring at screens all day for years now. Every 4pm where your eyes feel dry and heavy. Every evening scroll that makes them worse. Every "I should probably take something for this." 7.5 mg of zinc — which contributes to the maintenance of normal vision — plus 50 mg of vitamin C and a 400 mg antioxidant blend of goji berry, turmeric, holy basil and olive leaf. One capsule a day, with food. That's the whole thing.
- Daily nutritional support for eyes that spend most of the day on a screen
- Zinc and vitamin C, two nutrients your body genuinely uses — no proprietary mystery dosing on the ones that count
- One small capsule a day — no gummies, no chalky powder, no eye drops to remember
- 60 capsules, a full two months. Gelatin capsule, no artificial colours
One capsule daily with food and a full glass of water. Morning works best — take it with breakfast and you'll stop forgetting. Consistency matters more than timing.
Vitamin C 50 mg · Zinc 7.5 mg · Chromium 2 mcg
Proprietary blend 400 mg: turmeric root, cinnamon bark, prickly pear extract, cassia bark, goji berry extract, bitter melon, holy basil leaf, olive leaf extract.
Other ingredients: gelatin capsule, rice powder, magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, silicon dioxide.
Anyone whose day runs on screens — desk work, then a phone at night. Adults looking for daily nutritional support for their eyes as part of an ordinary routine.
Not for children. If you're pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a health condition, check with your doctor first. Contains gelatin, so it isn't vegan or vegetarian.
Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal vision. Vitamin C and the botanical blend provide daily antioxidant support. Goji berry naturally contains zeaxanthin, a carotenoid found in the eye.
One small capsule, once a day. Sixty capsules — a full two months.
Honestly? This isn't a supplement with a dramatic day-one moment, and anyone promising you one is selling something.
It's daily nutritional support — the value is in taking it consistently over weeks and months, the same way you'd think about a multivitamin. Give it a full bottle before you judge it.
Tell us. We'd rather sort it out than keep your money.
Wasn't expecting much, honestly — I've bought two other eye things off Instagram that did nothing. Take one with breakfast, small capsule, easy to swallow. Didn't notice much the first couple of weeks. Somewhere in the second month I realised I'd stopped rubbing my eyes at my desk in the afternoon. Not dramatic. But I've kept ordering it, so that says something.
What Screen-Heavy Days Ask Of YOUR EYES
The dryness by mid-afternoon. The heavy feeling at 9pm. It isn't just a long day — it's the same close-focus work, hour after hour.
The Focus Never Resets
Screens hold your eyes at one fixed distance for hours. You blink less than half as often as normal. Add dry office air and a phone after dinner, and there's no point in the day where your eyes get an actual break.
The Demand Is Constant
Your eyes are metabolically busy tissue — they work hard and they use nutrients doing it. On a screen-heavy day that demand doesn't let up, and most people's diets aren't built with their eyes in mind at all.
Where PureReach Clarity Fits
Nutritional support, not a fix. Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal vision. Vitamin C and a botanical blend — goji berry, turmeric, olive leaf — add daily antioxidant support. One capsule with breakfast, every day. It works the way a multivitamin works: quietly, over time.
SEE THE DIFFERENCE FOR YOURSELF
Before and After PureReach™
What Happens WEEK BY WEEK:
An honest timeline for a daily supplement — what to expect once it becomes part of your routine
Building The Habit
One capsule with breakfast. That's the entire routine. Nothing to feel yet, and anything you do feel this early isn't the supplement. Tip: keep the bottle next to the kettle or the coffee machine — the people who stay consistent are the ones who don't have to remember.
Consistency Does The Work
Nutrients accumulate through steady daily intake, not through one big dose. This is the stretch where most people quit because nothing dramatic has happened. Nothing dramatic is supposed to have happened.
Part Of The Routine
By now you're taking it without thinking about it. Some people notice their eyes feel less tired at the end of a long screen day. Some don't notice anything specific — that's normal for daily nutritional support, and it doesn't mean it isn't doing its job.
The Long Game
This is a daily habit, not a course you finish. Same logic as a multivitamin: the value is in the years, not the weeks. One bottle covers two months, so a repeat order every eight weeks keeps you steady.
THE TRUTH ABOUT SCREEN TIME
You're not imagining it. You're not being dramatic.
Here's what the research says about people in exactly your situation.
THE TRUTH ABOUT SCREEN TIME
You're not imagining it. You're not being dramatic.
Here's what the research says about people in exactly your situation.
Almost Everyone Feels It
In a 2022 Vision Council survey of over 3,100 U.S. adults, around 80 percent reported experiencing at least one symptom of digital eyestrain in the previous 30 days. Tired eyes at the end of the day aren't a personal failing. They're the norm.
And It's Not Occasional
Among people who get eyestrain symptoms, three-quarters experience them at least once a week. Not a bad Tuesday. A pattern you've stopped noticing because it's every week.
Blink Rate Drops During Screen Use
Normal blinking runs about 15–20 times a minute. During focused screen work it can fall by more than half. Fewer blinks, less moisture, longer days.
Nobody's Talking To Anyone About It
In CooperVision's national report, almost 60% of people said they'd never spoken with an eye care professional about how digital device use affects their eyes. Most people just quietly put up with it.
Sources: The Vision Council, Focused inSights 2022: Digital Habits (survey of 3,102 U.S. adults, August 2022); CooperVision, A New Look at Digital Eye Strain; published research on blink rate during screen use. PureReach Clarity is a dietary supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Why PureReach™ Built For The Way You Actually Live
Why PureReach™ Built For The Way You Actually Live
It's Nutrition, Not A Gadget
Blue-light glasses sit on your desk until you forget them. Drops wear off in twenty minutes. This is one capsule with breakfast — nutritional support that's already in your system by the time your workday starts.
Built For Screen Days, Not Retirement
Most eye supplements are aimed at people forty years older than you, in bottles to match. This one's for the 4pm slump at a desk, not a waiting-room magazine.
One Capsule. That's It.
No four-capsule serving, no powder to mix, no gummy with sugar in it. Sixty capsules is a genuine two-month supply, so you reorder six times a year instead of twelve.
We'll Tell You What's Small
Zinc 7.5 mg and vitamin C 50 mg, printed with their doses. The botanical blend is a 400 mg proprietary blend — we can't break out each herb, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. Everything on the label is on the label.
Why ChoosePureReach
You've tried the glasses. Drops wear off. Breaks get skipped. Here's the one that runs in the background.
Why ChoosePureReach
You've tried the glasses. Drops wear off. Breaks get skipped. Here's the one that runs in the background.
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You Recognize Yourself In Any One of These
PureReach was built for real people in real situations. If any of these sound like you — or someone you love — you're exactly who we made this for.
"Blue-light glasses, drops, screen filters. None of it did much."
You've tried the gear — things you wear and things you remember. You haven't tried the one that works from the inside, every day, without you doing anything.
"I don't need another thing to remember."
One capsule with breakfast. No mixing, no timing, no mid-afternoon reminder. If you eat in the morning, you've already built the habit.
"Most of these are marketing with a bottle around it."
Fair. So here's ours plainly: zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal vision, vitamin C and the botanical blend give daily antioxidant support, and doses are printed on the label. No miracle story attached.
"Isn't this for people twice my age?"
Every eye supplement on the shelf is aimed at 65-plus. But the person doing ten hours of close-focus screen work is thirty, not seventy. Daily support that matches the way you actually use your eyes.
Here's What PureReach CUSTOMERS THINK
See what our customers are saying about our product.
Money-Back Guarantee
We're so confident in the quality of our product that we offer a satisfaction guarantee. If you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, simply return the item within 90 days for a full refund.
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We're so confident in the quality of our product that we offer a satisfaction guarantee. If you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, simply return the item within 90 days for a full refund.
CLAIM NOWTRUSTPILOT REVIEWS
One capsule. That's it.
"I've quit every supplement I've ever bought because the routine was annoying. This one's a single capsule with breakfast. Two months in and I haven't missed a day."
Didn't expect much, kept buying it
"Third bottle. I can't point to one dramatic thing. My eyes just don't feel as hammered after a long day on the laptop. That's enough for me."
Slow, but I get why now
"Took a solid month before I noticed anything, and I nearly gave up around week three. Would've liked a heads-up on the bottle that it's a build-up thing. Sticking with it though."
Actually made for people my age
"Every other eye supplement I looked at was clearly aimed at my grandad. This one isn't. Small capsule, no weird taste, no fuss."
Bought it for my husband, ended up taking it too
"He's on screens all day for work and kept complaining his eyes felt dry by dinner. Ordered him a bottle, ordered myself one two weeks later. No arguments here."
Label's honest, which is rare
"I read supplement labels properly and most of them oversell. This one tells you the doses and doesn't promise miracles. Refreshing."
Frequently Asked Questions
It's daily nutritional support, not a countermeasure for screen time. Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal vision, and the botanical blend adds daily antioxidant support. Keep taking your breaks too.
One capsule daily with food and a glass of water. Morning with breakfast is easiest to remember.
Different job entirely. Glasses filter what reaches your eye, drops add moisture in the moment. This is nutrition — it works from the inside, daily, whether you remember it or not.
This isn't a same-day product. Give it a full bottle. It works the way a multivitamin works — steadily, through consistency.
No added lutein. Goji berry naturally contains zeaxanthin, but we don't isolate or standardise it, so we don't put a number on it. If a standardised lutein dose is what you're after, this isn't that product.
Usually fine, but check your total zinc and vitamin C across everything you take so you're not doubling up. If you're on medication or already take a multivitamin, ask your doctor.
Vitamin C 50 mg, zinc 7.5 mg, chromium 2 mcg, and a 400 mg blend of turmeric, cinnamon, prickly pear, cassia, goji berry, bitter melon, holy basil and olive leaf. Gelatin capsule.
No. The capsule is gelatin, which is animal-derived. Not suitable for vegan, vegetarian, halal or kosher diets.
Two actives: 1,400 mg of magnesium from ozonated magnesium oxides, and 90 mg of natural citric acid from tapioca. Other ingredients: vegetable capsule (cellulose) and organic gum acacia. That's the entire label. Non-GMO Project Verified, gluten-free, vegetarian, kosher.
For adults whose days run on screens and who want daily nutritional support as a habit. Not for children, and not for anyone pregnant, nursing, on medication, or managing an eye condition without speaking to their doctor first.
One capsule daily with food and a glass of water. Morning with breakfast is easiest to remember.
This isn't a same-day product. Give it a full bottle. It works the way a multivitamin works — steadily, through consistency.
Usually fine, but check your total zinc and vitamin C across everything you take so you're not doubling up. If you're on medication or already take a multivitamin, ask your doctor.
No. The capsule is gelatin, which is animal-derived. Not suitable for vegan, vegetarian, halal or kosher diets.
For adults whose days run on screens and who want daily nutritional support as a habit. Not for children, and not for anyone pregnant, nursing, on medication, or managing an eye condition without speaking to their doctor first.