Fine at 9am.
Struggling by lunch.
Done by 3pm.
Your eyes are breaking down faster than they recover. Eye drops treat the surface. They can't reach the tissue inside your eye where it matters.
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When did your eyes stop lasting the whole day?
You wake up and your eyes feel fine. Clear. Normal. Then the day happens.
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9AM
Fine. Clear. Normal. You get to work.
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Mid-Morning
A slight heaviness sets in. A dryness that wasn't there an hour ago. You blink hard a few times and keep working.
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Lunch
Your eyes feel gritty. The screen looks less sharp than it did at 9am. You reach for eye drops. They help for fifteen minutes. Then the dryness creeps back.
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3PM
You're done. Your eyes ache behind the sockets. You look up and the room takes a second to come clear. You've still got hours of work left.
Headaches you never used to get are becoming routine. And here's the part that actually worries you: this is getting worse. A year ago it wasn't this bad. Two years ago you barely noticed it. Now it starts earlier in the day, takes longer to recover, and eye drops do less and less.
You've tried blue light glasses. You've adjusted your screen brightness. You've been to the optometrist and been told your prescription is fine, your eyes are just "strained" or "dry." Take some lubricating drops. Come back next year.
None of it has fixed the underlying problem. Because the problem isn't on the surface of your eyes.
Two things break down when you stare at a screen all day.
This isn't about willpower, screen time apps, or taking more breaks. It's about what's physically happening inside your eye while you work.
Eye drops and blue light glasses work on the outside. The breakdown is happening inside.
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The supplement that works from inside your eye.
In Japan, this was figured out twenty years ago. Most Kiwis haven't heard of it. Here's what it is and why it works.

The molecule that gets salmon home.
Astaxanthin is what turns salmon pink. It's an antioxidant produced by microalgae, the tiny organisms at the base of the marine food chain. Salmon eat it, store it in their muscles, and burn through it during the gruelling swim upstream to spawn. Without it, they don't survive the journey.
Millions of people across Japan have taken it daily for the last twenty years. It's newer to New Zealand.
6,000× more powerful than vitamin C.
Peer-reviewed research measures astaxanthin's free-radical neutralising power at 6,000 times vitamin C. Not marketing. Actual antioxidant chemistry.
Your eyes generate more oxidative stress per hour of screen time than almost any other organ. That damage accumulates. It's part of the reason the problem gets worse year after year.
Astaxanthin has a specific affinity for eye tissue. It doesn't just circulate in your blood. It reaches the cells that need protection.
ANTIOXIDANT POTENCY INDEX
Relative free-medical
CLINICAL EVIDENCE IN SCREEN USERS
improvement in focusing ability after 4 weeks
significant reduction in eye strain symptoms.
improved tear film stability and tear production
Nagaki et al., 2010; Nagaki et al., 2002. Randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials in VDT workers.

Above every dose in published research.
Published clinical studies used 4 to 9mg of astaxanthin daily. Biosphere delivers 12mg. That's above every dose that showed results in peer-reviewed trials. Not a token amount on a label. A therapeutic dose.
Astaxanthin is fat-soluble. A dry tablet delivers it without the fats needed for absorption. Each Biosphere softgel suspends it in olive oil with phosphatidylcholine, so it reaches your eyes, not just your digestive tract.
Two softgels with breakfast. That's it.
Give your eyes the protection screens won't.

Give your eyes the protection screens won't.
- 12mg astaxanthin daily (top of all clinical study doses)
- Enhanced absorption: olive oil and phosphatidylcholine
- Targets inflammation from within, not just surface moisture
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What's Inside Every Softgel

- From Haematococcus pluvialis microalgae. CO₂ extracted, no solvents.
- Crosses the blood-retinal barrier. Deposits directly in eye tissue where inflammation drives dry eye.
- Enhances astaxanthin absorption. Fat-soluble compounds need a delivery system to reach their target.
- Also supports healthy nerve cell function.
- Astaxanthin is fat-soluble. It needs healthy fat to be absorbed properly.
- The delivery vehicle matters as much as the ingredient itself
- Stabilises the formula and provides additional antioxidant support.

How to Take It
Two softgels with breakfast. The healthy fats in your morning meal help absorption naturally.
What to Expect

If your eyes don't feel different, you pay nothing.
Trying something new takes trust. Especially when you've already spent money on eye drops that wear off and blue light glasses that didn't change much.
So we make it simple.
- 60 days to try it.Use it every day.
- Keep the bottle.No return required.
- Full refund.Processed within 48 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long until my eyes feel different?
Clinical studies showed significant improvement in eye strain and focusing ability within 4 weeks. Some customers report less dryness in the first 1 to 2 weeks. Full benefit builds over time.
What if it doesn't work?
60-day money-back guarantee. Email us for a full refund. No questions, no hassle. You don't even need to return the bottle.
Is 12mg the right dose?
Clinical studies used 4 to 9mg. At two softgels daily, you're getting 12mg. That's above every published study dose. Being above the therapeutic threshold is the point.
How is this different from lutein?
Different target. Lutein accumulates in the macula (back of the eye) over 6 to 9 months. Astaxanthin deposits at the front of the eye where focus is controlled, and showed results in 4 weeks. They complement each other.
What actually is astaxanthin?
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.
Why haven't I heard of this before?
Most Kiwis haven't. Astaxanthin has been mainstream across Asia for decades. Japan alone accounts for roughly 25% of the global market. It's newer to New Zealand but growing fast.
Can I take this with other supplements?
Yes. Astaxanthin is well tolerated and safe to combine with most supplements. If you're on blood-thinning medication, check with your doctor first.
Can I take this long-term?
Yes. Astaxanthin is non-habit forming and does not build tolerance. Benefits are cumulative, meaning they improve over time. Many customers take it as part of their daily routine for months or years.
Where is this made?
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.