Who is this complex suitable for, and in which situations is it worth considering?

The complex can conveniently be seen as an addition to the diet during periods of intensive visual strain. It may be relevant if you:

• work at a computer for several hours a day;
• use a smartphone or tablet a lot;
• work with text or small details;
• notice that your eyes get tired by the evening faster than before;
• often drive in poor lighting.

The complex is not intended to treat eye diseases and is not a substitute for consulting an ophthalmologist. If you are concerned about deteriorating eyesight, eye pain or other symptoms, see a specialist first.

The complex should not be taken during pregnancy and breastfeeding or if you are intolerant to any of its ingredients; in all other cases, you must consult a doctor before starting to take it — especially if you have a chronic condition or take medication. A food supplement is not a substitute for a complete diet, regular breaks from work and basic eye hygiene — for example, the 20-20-20 rule (every 20 minutes, look into the distance for 20 seconds).