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✅ Lutein at 10mg and meso zeaxanthin at 10mg
✅ Omega 3 from algae oil at 140mg, suitable for vegans
✅ Bilberry extract, zinc bisglycinate and vitamin D
✅ 60 vegan capsules per pack
✅ Easy to swallow, with no fishy aftertaste
A daily capsule taken with food as part of an everyday routine, made for people who spend long hours on screens. All ingredients are plant or mineral sourced, including the omega 3. Speak with your doctor before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking other medication.
Eight hours at a laptop. Then a phone on the couch. Then a screen in bed.
For most people that is simply how the day runs now, and it is a very different demand to the one our eyes evolved for.
Lutein at 10mg and meso zeaxanthin at 10mg, the two carotenoids that make up macular pigment, plus around 2mg of zeaxanthin.
Alongside those sit bilberry extract, zinc as bisglycinate, vitamin D and 140mg of omega 3 from algae oil.
Most omega 3 supplements come from fish, which rules them out for a lot of people and leaves a fishy aftertaste for plenty of others.
The omega 3 here comes from algae oil instead, which is where fish get theirs in the first place. Vegan capsules throughout.
✦ One capsule daily with food, which helps absorption
✦ 60 vegan capsules per pack
✦ Easy to swallow, no fishy aftertaste
✦ Best taken consistently rather than occasionally
Speak with your doctor first if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking other medication.
People who spend a significant part of their day in front of screens and want broad nutritional support for eye health, not just a single nutrient.
The 360 in the name refers to the intention of covering multiple aspects of eye health, from macular support through to general antioxidant protection.
They work on different levels. The screen protector filters the light coming in from outside. The supplement works from inside the body to support the tissues that receive that light.
Using both is a logical combination if screen time is your main concern.
It draws on similar research. The AREDS and AREDS2 studies identified specific nutrients, including lutein, zeaxanthin, zinc and vitamin C, that may support macular health. This formulation includes those nutrients.
If you have been diagnosed with age-related macular degeneration and your optometrist has recommended AREDS2 specifically, check the dose profile against what your clinician prescribed before switching.
With a meal. Fat soluble nutrients absorb better alongside dietary fat.
Nutritional support for eye health is a long term commitment rather than a short course.
The research on macular nutrients is based on sustained daily use over years, not weeks. If you stop and start, you lose the benefit of consistency.
Check for overlap first, particularly with other supplements that include vitamin A, zinc, or selenium, all of which have upper daily limits.
If you are already taking a multivitamin, compare the two labels before stacking them.
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