Blackmores Bilberry Eye Supportu0026nbsp;contains a high quality standardised extract sourced from wild European bilberries to support eye health. Bilberries are a dark blue and purple berry that contain a range of antioxidant compounds. Each tablet containsu0026nbsp;anthocyanosides, which is a group of reddish-purple pigments found to significantly improveu0026nbsp;night visionu0026nbsp;and aid the function of theu0026nbsp;retina.u0026nbsp;This active anthocyanosides provides antioxidant action, supports visual acuity, and reduces the effects of eye strain and fatigue caused from computer screens, low-light/night vision, glare sensitivity or detailed work.

Blackmores Bilberry Eye Support assists in the relief ofu0026nbsp;visual fatigueu0026nbsp;andu0026nbsp;eye strain, and is useful for those performing fine detailed work. The actions ofu0026nbsp;Bilberryu0026nbsp;are primarily due to its content ofu0026nbsp;flavonoidu0026nbsp;compounds known asu0026nbsp;anthocyanosides, and research has centred on these compounds.u0026nbsp;Bilberryu0026nbsp;also can normalise capillary permeability and may be protective againstu0026nbsp;eyeu0026nbsp;conditions of circulatory origin and other varicose conditions generally. Other indications for the herb include reduced night vision, eye strain, glare sensitivity and visual fatigue from over-use.

Bilberry may also be of benefit for those performing fine detail work, or having a heavy demand on the visual process; like airline pilots, students, computer terminal operators, and night drivers. It is presumed that its action in these circumstances relates to its ability to help maintainu0026nbsp;rhodopsinu0026nbsp;stores, which may be depleted during periods of extended visual work.

Vaccinium myrtillus (Bilberry) extract equiv. to fresh fruit 5 g (5000 mg) (standardised to contain anthocyanosides 16.2 mg)

Adults – Take 1 tablet 2 to 3 times a day with meals, or as professionally prescribed.

Children under 12 years – Only as professionally prescribed.

Always read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist, see your healthcare professional. Vitamin supplements should not replace a balanced diet.