Lutein Supplement, HARO Clear AREDS 2 Eye Vitamin & Mineral Supplement, Contains Lutein and Zeaxanthin - Eye Strain and Blue Light Defense (90 Vegan Capsules)

Wow wow wow! These capsules from Haro Health have really worked wonders. At first, I was a bit skeptical that any pills could help my vision, but after a few weeks of taking them, I can already see and feel improvement in my eye health.The nice packaging is an added bonus, but the value is really in the quality ingredients. Highly recommend!

I had eye floaters and dry eye issues for a long time. I didn’t expect to get them away from me forever since these are common eye issues that are not possible to recover completely, as was also told by my doctor. However, it’s likely to get some relief and improve eye vision by using helpful natural ingredients. There are not many good options in the market, and I finally found this new product. I just received the package 3 days ago. The package and bottle are well designed, making me feel it’s a great product as a primary impression. I have had this for 3 days and am feeling some difference. It will be a long run for verifying a supplement’s effectiveness, and I’m expecting it!!! I totally recommend Haro Clear to other people with the same issues as me.In addition, I saw that some customers gave a low rating for an eye supplement product just after taking one or two doses. That is ridiculous. You can’t blame a product when you have insufficient knowledge of your issues and wrongly choose something. Also, it’s an eye supplement and not artificial chemicals thereby it’s definitely possible to get those natural ingredients from diets. However, from my position, I just don’t want to have so many berries or other types of fruits and vegetables every day to obtain enough ingredients to help my eyes. These companies make money from doing hard research and validation to find a good formula, extracting the natural ingredients needed, and combining various ingredients all together based on the correct ratio into a few small pills. I’m pleased to pay a price for this work.

Maybe it is good for the eyes, hard to tell as with most vitamin supplements. Didn’t help removing floaters and very expensive.

I decided to try these Haro Health vitamins after reading that they might help with floaters, which have been a constant annoyance for me. After about 4 weeks of taking everyday, I’m now starting to see a significant reduction in the number and severity of floaters. They haven’t disappeared completely, but they’re much less noticeable, and my overall vision feels clearer.I’ve tried other vitamins in the past that did nothing so I am very excited I found a product that actually works. I’m impressed with the quality of the ingredients, which is my guess for what is making the difference. The capsules are easy to take, and haven’t experienced any side effects.I was skeptical at first, especially because they were a little more expensive than some of the other options, but these vitamins have exceeded my expectations. I’ll definitely keep using them and recommend them to anyone dealing with floaters or looking to improve eye health.

I heard about Haro Health on Reddit. I’ve been using VitreousHealth for almost four months without any noticeable improvements. Now I’ve come across this product, which is priced the same but offers more ingredients and studies to support its effectiveness. It seems that VitreousHealth and Haro Clear have similar ingredients, but Haro Clear also includes AREDS 2 ingredients (lutein and zeaxanthin), along with Bromelain and Papain enzymes, which, according to the latest study from 2022, may help with floaters. The product seems like it is very high quality and the packaging is super sleek. I’ll update my review in a few months—hope this helps!

*** update 1 month later***I saw a little bit of flashing for a couple of weeks in my left eye and then all of a sudden it got bad and the black floating specs became really noticeable and I contacted my Long time optometrist who told me to go to emergency right away and see an ophthalmologist. She scared the heck out of me saying that I could lose my eyesight in my left eye. It turned out I had a retinal tear and had about 30 blasts of laser to cauterize the tear. And after that OMG the black spots were insane. I ended up going back to Emergency again because The office is just closed and I noticed that they got worse and bigger and longer like lightning streaks and pitch black! Luckily there wasn't a new tear, but I found all of this very depressing and disturbing. Apparently it's very common as we age. The fluid in your eye becomes more gel like and pulls away from your retina. After bringing it up to my sister she said she's already had it with both eyes but never mentioned it! Anyhow I got quite depressed over this and I felt like I didn't even feel that safe driving. One day it was like someone spray-painted my eye because there had been at least 80 to 100 floaters and I can't live like this! I will do whatever necessary unless it's really super high risk . Then I started looking up supplements & studies done on small groups adding citrus /pineapple which in the capsules here is bromelin. I thought what do I have to lose? Actually, the day I felt like my eye had been spray-painted was the second day I had taken these. Perhaps it was breaking up all the larger black protein floaters into smaller ones but since then it's different every day. And during my follow up my ophthalmologist said that some of them are blood spots from the laser that will go away. I continue to have decent size black ones that I can see some are further away and some closer. Also, when went to my ophthalmologist recheck and mentioned supplements, she said you only need those if you have macular degeneration. She said they won't do anything for the protein spots. I mentioned studies done on citrus/pineapple and I thought she was going to fall over. I didn't even get it out of my mouth all of the way and she said there is nothing that proves that at all! I had the two bottles I was using in my hand and she looked at this one and said wow that's an expensive looking bottle. I said it was $65 and again she looked like she was about to fall over. I asked her if she wanted to look at the ingredients which she did and she kept saying with both bottles "piece of crap, waste of money". "Piece of crap waste of money". I mentioned Lutein & billberry and she said you can get those from dark berries and dark leafy greens. Again she stated that you only need these kinds of supplements if you have macular degeneration. So I'm going to go by what she says & not re-order these. Of course ask your own doctors and try what you want to try. There are some really good ingredients in here for eye health from what I have researched. This is just my experience and my doctors advice.