Astaxanthin is vital for us all in this aging process. Every blessing we can get for all round health and optimal function is a bonus. We are grateful for the bioavailable source. Regards Steve and Fiona
You shouldn't have to think about your eyes this much.
Drops wear off in minutes. The dryness always comes back.
There's a reason, and it's not on the surface of your eye.
A bottle on the desk. One in the car. One on the bedside table. You've tried three or four brands. Some sting less than others. None of them last more than twenty minutes.
Contacts felt like sandpaper by noon, so you stopped. You avoid cinemas with heavy air con. You used to read at night. Now you can't face another screen or page. People ask if you're tired. You're not tired. Your eyes have been red for months. Maybe years.
You've been to the optometrist. They said dry eye syndrome. Use lubricating drops. You're already using them six times a day.
And it's getting worse. The drops used to last longer. The flare-ups used to be less frequent.
Your tears aren't just water. They have an oily top layer that stops them evaporating. Without that oil, your tears disappear in seconds.
The oil comes from tiny glands along your eyelids. When those glands get inflamed, they clog. No oil, no protection. Your tears evaporate faster than your eyes can produce them.
Drops replace what evaporates. They can't fix why it's evaporating.

Hormonal shifts around perimenopause reduce tear production directly. Dry eye affects twice as many women as men. After 50, it climbs sharply.
Your body is producing less. Your glands are working worse. And nothing you put on the surface changes either of those things.
The antioxidant your eyes are missing.

You’ve probably never heard of astaxanthin. It’s the molecule that makes wild salmon pink. The one that protects their muscles through the brutal upstream swim to spawn.
And unlike most antioxidants, it actually reaches your eyes. It crosses the blood-retinal barrier and deposits in ocular tissue, and has been shown in clinical trials to improve tear production.
Published research measures astaxanthin’s free-radical neutralising power at 6,000 times vitamin C.
Your eyes generate oxidative stress every day. This is the only antioxidant that’s both strong enough to neutralise it and targeted enough to reach them.
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In a clinical study of 60 people with dry eye, 30 days of oral astaxanthin significantly improved tear film stability, eye surface health, oil gland function, and overall symptom scores.
A separate study found improvements in tear production, redness, and eye pain within one month.

Clinical studies used 6 to 12mg per day. Biosphere delivers 12mg. The top of the range used in published research.
Not a token amount. The dose designed to produce the results the research showed.
Two softgels with breakfast. That’s it.

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Two softgels with breakfast. The healthy fats in your morning meal help absorption naturally.

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The clinical study showed significant improvement in tear film stability and dry eye symptoms within 30 days. Some customers report less dryness in the first 1 to 2 weeks. Benefits build over time.
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Yes. Astaxanthin works from the inside while drops work on the surface. Many customers find they gradually need drops less often as astaxanthin builds in their system, but you don't need to stop drops to start this.
Clinical studies on dry eye used 6 to 12mg daily. At two softgels, you're getting 12mg. That matches or exceeds every published study dose.
The clinical study showed improvement in the glands along your eyelids that keep your tears from evaporating too fast. After 30 days, gland function and the quality of the oily layer in the tear film both improved. When these glands work properly, your tears last longer.
Different mechanism. Omega-3s provide anti-inflammatory fatty acids. Astaxanthin is a targeted antioxidant that crosses the blood-retinal barrier and deposits directly in eye tissue, including the structures that control tear production. The clinical evidence for astaxanthin in dry eye is more specific.
A naturally occurring antioxidant from microalgae. It's what gives salmon their pink colour. Published research ranks it among the most powerful antioxidants ever measured, and it has a specific affinity for eye tissue.
Yes. Astaxanthin is non-habit forming and does not build tolerance. Benefits are cumulative. Many customers take it as part of their daily routine for months or years.
Astaxanthin is well tolerated and safe to combine with most supplements and medications. If you're on blood-thinning medication, check with your doctor first.
Astaxanthin extracted from microalgae using a solvent-free CO₂ process. Every batch independently third-party tested. Manufactured in a GMP-certified facility in West Auckland.