Supports and protects healthy eyesight

• MacuGuard Ocular Support with Saffron & Astaxanthin
• 60 softgels

Lutein is one of the major components of macular pigment and it is essential to proper vision.1 Eating large quantities of lutein and zeaxanthin-containing vegetables can help provide the nutritional building blocks necessary to maintain the structural integrity of the macula. It is difficult, however, to increase systemic circulation of these important nutrients through food alone.2 Now there is an easier way to bolster your eye integrity.

MacuGuard Ocular Support contains phospholipids, which are an integral part of the cell membrane. In addition to mixing well with other important fat-soluble components of the eye such as lutein, phospholipids have been shown to help support efficient absorption of dietary lutein in the blood stream as well.2-7

Phospholipids have been shown in scientific research to improve systemic circulation and accumulations of lutein in the retina of the eyes, making them a potent all-around weapon in your arsenal for eye health.6,7

MacuGuard Ocular Support offers triple eye protection:

Supports concentration of lutein in the eye.
Supports efficient absorption of lutein in the blood stream.
Phospholipids enhance lutein in the cell membrane.
Supports zeaxanthin concentrations in eye.
Provides meso-zeaxanthin which is difficult to obtain from dietary sources.

This formula provides ingredients that have been shown to protect healthy eyesight. Each capsule contains MacuGuard carotenoid phospholipid blend, which provides phospholipids, lutein, meso-zeaxanthin and trans-zeaxanthin, along with cyanidin-3-glucoside (C3G) from European black currant extract. The formula also contains astaxanthin, which when taken with other carotenoids has been shown to protect against free radical-induced DNA damage and may play a protective role against eye fatigue.

Life Priority Health and Nutritional products are NOT intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any medical condition. Information is provided for educational purposes only. *These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. 1/2019

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7. J Pharm. 2011 Jun 30;412(1-2):99-105