LIVS Eye Care Gummies — Lutein & Zeaxanthin for Screen-Heavy Days
If your day runs from a laptop to a phone to a TV, your eyes are working harder than they used to. LIVS Eye Care Gummies deliver lutein and zeaxanthin — the two carotenoids your eyes concentrate in the macula — plus zinc and antioxidant vitamins, in a natural orange and apple chew.
One gummy a day, 45 per bottle. No oversized capsules.
Why lutein and zeaxanthin
These two carotenoids are not scattered around your body — they concentrate specifically in the macula, the part of the retina responsible for sharp central vision. There they form what is known as macular pigment, which helps filter high-energy blue light.
Your body cannot produce either one. They have to come from your diet — leafy greens are the main source — or from a supplement. That is the entire case for taking them.
What's in each gummy
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Lutein (from marigold, Tagetes erecta) — 2.5 mg: The primary macular carotenoid, supporting your eyes' natural light-filtering pigment.
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Zeaxanthin (from marigold) — 0.4 mg: Works alongside lutein in the macula. The two are almost always paired for a reason.
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Zinc (as zinc citrate) — 4 mg (32% DV): Zinc supports normal vision and helps transport vitamin A to the retina.
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Vitamin A (as beta carotene) — 20 mcg RAE: Supports normal vision.
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Vitamin C — 50 mg (56% DV) and Vitamin E — 20 mg (133% DV): Antioxidants that help protect your cells against everyday oxidative stress.
Built for screen-heavy days
Long hours in front of a screen leave most people's eyes feeling tired — that is a real, familiar experience, and it is why people go looking for an eye supplement in the first place.
What a supplement can honestly do is support the nutritional side: the macular pigment that filters blue light, and the antioxidant status of the cells doing the work. What it cannot do is replace the things that actually reduce eye fatigue — breaks away from the screen, blinking, decent lighting, and an eye exam if something changes. Take this as support for the routine, not a substitute for it.
Supplement facts and how to take them
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Serving size: 1 gummy
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Servings per bottle: 45
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Calories: 11 · total carbohydrate 3 g (3% DV) · total sugars 3 g (includes 3 g added sugars, 6% DV)
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Flavor: Natural orange and apple, colored with turmeric extract (curcumin 10%)
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Other ingredients: Sugar, glucose syrup (tapioca syrup), water, citrus pectin, citric acid, curcumin 10% (turmeric extract, for color), sodium citrate, natural orange and apple flavor.
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Allergen information: Made without gluten (wheat), milk, eggs, peanuts, or soy. Produced in a facility that also processes soy.
Directions: Adults and children 4 and over: chew 1 gummy daily. Chew thoroughly before swallowing. No water needed, and it can be taken with or without food.
Consult your healthcare provider before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have an eye condition. This product does not replace regular eye examinations — if your vision changes, see an optometrist. Keep out of reach of children.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Who these are for
- Anyone whose work runs on a screen all day.
- Students and gamers putting in long hours.
- People who rarely eat leafy greens — the main dietary source of lutein.
- Adults wanting to support macular health as they get older.
- Anyone who would rather not swallow another capsule.
Eye Care Gummies — Frequently Asked Questions
What are lutein and zeaxanthin?
Two carotenoids that concentrate in the macula, the part of your retina responsible for sharp central vision. Together they form macular pigment, which helps filter high-energy blue light. Your body cannot make either, so they come from diet or a supplement.
Will these fix my tired eyes from screen work?
They support the nutritional side — the macular pigment and the antioxidant status of your eye cells. They do not replace what actually relieves screen fatigue: regular breaks, blinking, good lighting, and the right prescription. Use them alongside those, not instead.
Where do the lutein and zeaxanthin come from?
Marigold flower extract (Tagetes erecta), which is the standard botanical source for both.
Can children take these?
They are suitable for adults and children aged 4 and over at one gummy daily. Keep the bottle out of reach of younger children.
Are they vegetarian?
Yes — gelatin-free, set with citrus pectin on a tapioca base, so they dissolve in your mouth rather than sticking to your teeth.
Do they contain any allergens?
They are made without gluten (wheat), milk, eggs, peanuts and soy, though the facility also processes soy.
How long until I notice anything?
Macular pigment builds gradually over months, not days, so this is a long-term supplement. Take it consistently and do not expect an overnight change. Results vary from person to person.
Do these replace an eye test?
No. Nutritional support is not a substitute for a proper eye examination. If your vision changes, book in with an optometrist.
