PureReach™
PureReach Clarity Daily Vitreous Support
- Built around the five micronutrients used in a randomised controlled trial on vitreous floaters — here at double the doses studied
- Zinc and vitamin C at full daily value, every dose printed individually — no proprietary blend hiding the amounts
- One slow-release capsule a day — no drops, no routine to remember twice, nothing to schedule around
- 30 vegan capsules, a full month. Free from artificial fillers, anti-caking agents and allergens
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How To Use
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One capsule daily with food. Slow-release, so timing doesn't matter much — take it whenever you'll actually remember. Best kept up consistently over months rather than started and stopped.
Ingredients
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Per capsule: L-lysine 250 mg, citrus bioflavonoids 200 mg, vitamin C 80 mg, zinc citrate 10 mg, grape seed extract at 120:1, and marigold flower providing 10 mg lutein and 0.83 mg zeaxanthin. Slow-release vegan capsule. Free from artificial fillers, anti-caking agents and allergens.
Who's it for
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Adults noticing specks, strands or shadows drifting through their vision, particularly against bright skies, white walls and screens. Usually people who've had it checked, been told it's benign, and left it there. Not for children, or during pregnancy or breastfeeding without medical advice.
Benefits
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Zinc and vitamin C contribute to the maintenance of normal vision and to protecting cells from oxidative stress. Lutein and zeaxanthin are carotenoids concentrated in the eye. The full five-nutrient combination is the one used in published research on vitreous health, here at double the studied doses.
How fast will I notice a difference?
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Months, not days. The trial behind this formula ran six months on a single daily capsule. Give it at least three before judging it, and take it daily — this isn't a supplement that does anything useful taken now and then.
What if I don't see results?
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Tell us. We'd rather sort it out than keep your money.
Jenna R.
Bought it half expecting nothing, if I'm honest — I'd already been told there was nothing to do about them. One capsule with breakfast, easy enough to remember. First month I couldn't have told you either way. It was somewhere around week ten that I noticed I'd stopped doing the thing where you blink hard and roll your eyes to shift it. Still there against a white wall if I look for it. But I'm not looking for it as much.
Why They Drift ACROSS YOUR VISION
The speck that follows your eye and lands a half-second late. It isn't in front of your eye — it's inside it.
The Gel Starts To Thin
The vitreous is the clear gel filling most of your eye. It's mostly water, held in shape by a fine collagen scaffold. With age that scaffold loosens and pockets of liquid form. Strands of collagen clump together in the gel.
You're Seeing Their Shadows
Those clumps sit between the light coming in and your retina. What you notice isn't the strand itself — it's the shadow it casts, which is why they're at their worst against a bright sky, a white page or a screen, and why they drift when your eye stops moving.
Where PureReach Clarity Fits
Nutritional support, not a fix. The vitreous depends on the nutrients reaching it, and this formula supplies the five researchers used in a randomised trial on vitreous health — L-lysine, vitamin C, zinc, citrus bioflavonoids and grape seed extract — at double the studied doses. One capsule a day. It works the way a multivitamin works: quietly, over months.
The Gel Starts To Thin
The vitreous is the clear gel filling most of your eye. It's mostly water, held in shape by a fine collagen scaffold. With age that scaffold loosens and pockets of liquid form. Strands of collagen clump together in the gel.
You're Seeing Their Shadows
Those clumps sit between the light coming in and your retina. What you notice isn't the strand itself — it's the shadow it casts, which is why they're at their worst against a bright sky, a white page or a screen, and why they drift when your eye stops moving.
Where PureReach Clarity Fits
Nutritional support, not a fix. The vitreous depends on the nutrients reaching it, and this formula supplies the five researchers used in a randomised trial on vitreous health — L-lysine, vitamin C, zinc, citrus bioflavonoids and grape seed extract — at double the studied doses. One capsule a day. It works the way a multivitamin works: quietly, over months.
SEE THE DIFFERENCE FOR YOURSELF
Before and After PureReach™
After
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What Happens MONTH BY MONTH:
An honest timeline for a slow-working formula — what to expect once it becomes part of your routine
Month 1
Building The Habit
One capsule with breakfast. That's the entire routine. Nothing to notice yet, and anything you do notice 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.
Months 2–3
The Quiet Stretch
Nutrients accumulate through steady daily intake, not through one big dose. This is where most people quit, because nothing has visibly changed. Nothing is supposed to have changed yet. The trial behind this formula ran six months for a reason.
Months 3–6
The Window That Matters
This is the stretch the research covered. Some people find they're noticing it less often, or that it bothers them less when they do. Some notice nothing specific. Both are normal — floaters don't resolve on a schedule, and daily nutritional support isn't a switch you flip.
Month 6 and beyond
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 months. One bottle covers thirty days, so a repeat order every four weeks keeps you steady.
THE TRUTH ABOUT FLOATERS
You're not imagining it. You're not being oversensitive.
Here's what the research says about people in exactly your situation.
THE TRUTH ABOUT FLOATERS
You're not imagining it. You're not being oversensitive.
Here's what the research says about people in exactly your situation.
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Almost Everyone Has Them
An international survey of 603 adults across the US, UK, Australia and Israel found 76% reported seeing floaters — and the rate held steady across every age group. Whatever you've been told, you aren't unusual.
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And They're Not Just Cosmetic
In that same survey, a third of people said their floaters caused noticeable visual impairment. Not a curiosity you glance at once. Something that gets in the way of reading, driving and screens.
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The Burden Is Heavier Than People Admit
In a questionnaire study of 266 patients, the average respondent said they would accept an 11% risk of death to be rid of their floaters. Researchers rated the impact on quality of life alongside macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy.
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Nutrition Has Been Studied
In a randomised, placebo-controlled trial of the five-micronutrient combination this formula is built around, 77% of people on the active supplement showed a reduction in floaters over six months. The placebo group showed no significant change.
Sources: Webb et al., International Journal of Ophthalmology, 2013 (community survey of 603 adults); Wagle et al., American Journal of Ophthalmology, 2011 (utility values, N=266); Ankamah et al., Translational Vision Science & Technology, 2021 (Floater Intervention Study, N=61). PureReach Clarity is a dietary supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Why ChoosePureReach
You've been told to wait it out. Surgery is a big step for something benign. Generic eye vitamins were built for a different part of the eye. Here's what sits in between.
Why ChoosePureReach
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Imagine Looking Up At A Bright Sky
And Just Seeing The Sky
Here's what the next few months could look like for you:
- Look up at a bright sky without immediately scanning for what drifts across it
- Read a full page without breaking off to blink something away
- Stop quietly arranging your day around the light — which seat, which window, which wall behind someone's head
- Notice an afternoon has gone by and you barely thought about them
- Feel like your eyes are just eyes again, not something you're monitoring
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A sudden increase in floaters, flashes of light, or a shadow moving across your vision needs an eye exam that week. That isn't a supplement question.
Here's What PureReach CUSTOMERS THINK
See what our customers are saying about our product.
Denise M.,
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Verified Buyer
"I'd been told there was nothing to do about them, so I wasn't expecting anything. One capsule with breakfast, easy to keep up. About ten weeks in I noticed I'd stopped doing that thing where you blink hard to try and shift it. Still there if I look for a white wall. But I'm not looking as much."
Marcus Hale,
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Verified Buyer
"Mine turned up after cataract surgery and nobody warned me. Read the actual study before I ordered, which most people probably don't. It's lysine and antioxidants, not magic, and the page says as much. Two bottles in. Bright days are less annoying than they were. That's about the size of it."
Marcus T.,
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Verified Buyer
"Small capsule, no taste, doesn't upset my stomach — that's most of what I care about. It's a month a bottle which I'd rather was two, but the subscription sorts it. Can't say things have vanished. They bother me less on the computer than they did in spring."
Joanne P.,
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Verified Buyer
"Bought it more out of frustration than hope. First month I nearly stopped — felt like I was throwing money at nothing. Glad I didn't. Somewhere in the third month my husband asked why I wasn't complaining about the kitchen skylight anymore and I hadn't noticed I'd stopped."
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TRUSTPILOT REVIEWS
Real experiences from real customers who love our products and service.
Didn't expect much, kept buying it
"Third bottle now. I can't point to one dramatic thing. They just take up less of my attention than they did. 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."
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."
Works fine, bottle's too small
"No complaints about the product. But it's thirty capsules for a formula they tell you takes three months. Doing the maths on that stung a bit. Set up the subscription and moved on."
Read the study first
"Looked up the trial before ordering, which I suspect most people don't. It's honest about what it is. Second month, bright days aren't the ordeal they were."
Bought it for my wife, ended up on it myself
"She'd been going on about the specks for years. Ordered her a bottle, then got one myself out of curiosity. We're both still taking it, so."
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this help if I've had floaters for years?
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The research was done on people with established, symptomatic floaters, not new ones. Length of time isn't the deciding factor — consistency over months is. If yours came on in the last few weeks, get an eye exam first.
How do I use it?
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One capsule daily with food. Slow-release, so timing doesn't matter — take it whenever you'll reliably remember.
How is it different from a normal eye vitamin?
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Most eye supplements are AREDS2-style macular formulas built around lutein and zeaxanthin for the retina. This is built around the five micronutrients used in a randomised trial on the vitreous — the gel where floaters actually sit. Different part of the eye.
How fast will I notice something?
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Months. The trial ran six on one capsule a day, and most of the change showed up in the back half. Give it three before you judge it. If nothing's shifted by then, the guarantee covers you.
Does it have lutein or zeaxanthin?
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Yes. 10 mg lutein and 0.83 mg zeaxanthin, standardised from marigold flower. They're in addition to the core five, not the main event.
Can I take it with my other supplements?
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Generally yes. Check the zinc if you're already taking a multivitamin — 10 mg here is a full daily value and doubling up isn't useful. If you're on blood thinners or any prescription medication, ask your GP or pharmacist first.
What's actually in it?
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Per capsule: L-lysine 250 mg, citrus bioflavonoids 200 mg, vitamin C 80 mg, zinc citrate 10 mg, grape seed extract at 120:1, plus the marigold. Every dose printed individually — no proprietary blend.
Is it vegan or vegetarian?
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Vegan. Slow-release plant-based capsule, free from artificial fillers, anti-caking agents and allergens.
Can I take it if I wear glasses or contacts?
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Yes. It has no effect on your prescription and doesn't interact with lenses of any kind.
Who is it for — and who isn't it for?
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For adults living with ordinary age-related floaters who've had them checked. Not for children, not during pregnancy or breastfeeding without medical advice, and not a substitute for an eye exam. A sudden increase in floaters, flashes of light, or a shadow moving across your vision needs seeing that week.
How do I use it?
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One capsule daily with food. Slow-release, so timing doesn't matter — take it whenever you'll reliably remember.
How fast will I notice something?
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Months. The trial ran six on one capsule a day, and most of the change showed up in the back half. Give it three before you judge it. If nothing's shifted by then, the guarantee covers you.
Can I take it with my other supplements?
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Generally yes. Check the zinc if you're already taking a multivitamin — 10 mg here is a full daily value and doubling up isn't useful. If you're on blood thinners or any prescription medication, ask your GP or pharmacist first.
Is it vegan or vegetarian?
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Vegan. Slow-release plant-based capsule, free from artificial fillers, anti-caking agents and allergens.
Who is it for — and who isn't it for?
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For adults living with ordinary age-related floaters who've had them checked. Not for children, not during pregnancy or breastfeeding without medical advice, and not a substitute for an eye exam. A sudden increase in floaters, flashes of light, or a shadow moving across your vision needs seeing that week.