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Eyes & vision · Philippines

Optifix as rated by users in the Philippines: comfortable eyes through long screen hours, with lutein and zeaxanthin

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Fifth hour of spreadsheets and eyes starting to sting? Take Optifix at breakfast: lutein and zeaxanthin, the pigments of the macula, plus a vitamin-mineral set, in one capsule with breakfast. Share your number, then pay the rider when the box arrives.

₱1,970₱3,940-50%
  • Expect a call from the supplier's representative to double-check the address, the barangay and the pack count.
  • Nothing to pay upfront. The rider receives cash only after the parcel is handed to you.

Optifix: dose per day

  1. Swallow one capsule whole every morning with breakfast and a glass of water.
  2. Between tasks, look across the room for twenty seconds to rest your eyes.
  3. Twenty capsules in the box mean twenty mornings.

Why shoppers pick Optifix

Eyes that cope with screen time

Lutein and zeaxanthin are the yellow pigments gathered in the centre of the retina, which is why screen-heavy workers look to them.

A vitamin-mineral backup

The set printed on the label sits beside the two pigments to feed everyday eye function.

One capsule, no routine to plan

A single capsule at breakfast fits around the first email of the day.

Ingredients that make up Optifix

Two plant carotenoids from the macula, joined by a vitamin and mineral set, in one capsule a day.

Lutein and zeaxanthin

yellow plant carotenoids that collect in the macula, the part of the eye used for reading and screens

Vitamins and minerals

the micronutrients named on the label, there to sit alongside the two pigments

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Optifix: what most people ask

Mornings, with food, as one capsule swallowed whole. Eating first keeps the stomach calm.

Carotenoids build up gradually in the eye, so give it the full box of twenty days before you judge it.

Both contain vitamins, so look at the two labels together and ask your doctor or pharmacist before you double up.

Not at all. Flashes, floaters, sudden blurring or a painful red eye call for a doctor, and anyone with diabetes should keep scheduled retina exams.

Story from a customer: Optifix

5/5

Fewer tired evenings after the monitor

My desk at a logistics office in Cebu City faces two monitors all day, eight to six. Around dusk my eyes felt heavy and dry.

A coworker takes Optifix, so I added one capsule with my pandesal in the morning. I also set a timer to look out the window, which made its own difference.

— Merlinda T., 44, Cebu City

Optifix — pack picture

Optifix: type your number, wait for the call

₱1,970₱3,940-50%
  • Expect a call from the supplier's representative to double-check the address, the barangay and the pack count.
  • Nothing to pay upfront. The rider receives cash only after the parcel is handed to you.

What happens after you request Optifix

Key in your mobile number

A name and a number will do. Nothing about cards, GCash or bank accounts is ever requested.

Take the verification call

A representative of the supplier goes over your address, the number of packs and a schedule that is convenient for you.

Give the rider the money

You settle the amount at your door once the parcel is in your hands.

Optifix: who needs extra care

Talk to a doctor before taking it when

  • Sudden loss of vision, flashes or floaters appear
  • An eye is painful or very red
  • You have diabetes and no recent retina check
  • You already take a multivitamin

Reactions you might notice

  • A queasy stomach
  • Nausea if taken on an empty stomach
  • Rare allergy such as itching

Optifix through the camera

₱1,970₱3,940
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