Pixel Eyes- Eye Supplement for Digital Strain & Vision Health- Contains Bilberry, Pine Bark, Astaxanthin, Lutein & Zeaxanthin (30-Day Supply)

Wasn’t expecting much from this product, but I was pleasantly surprised! Spend a lot of time reading and watching screens, usually my eyes end up aching leading to headaches! But after using this product I felt like I could read forever! Less discomfort and better focus! Credit too the makers :)

Been using this all month as I knew my eyes were getting worse with my desk job. I spend a lot of time on the screen and I've found that this has started to make things better. I also tend not to have a dull ache behind my eyes at the end of the day which I used to get a lot. Will be buying more.

I have just received a packet of Metabolics’ Pixel Eyes supplement to try and can only give you my first impressions at this stage. I tried to check the company out online before ordering this supplement and they appeared to be good, UK based and started by a registered Osteopath.At this stage, the only other thing I can comment on is the presentation. I really, really dislike the packaging. The plastic packet has a metallic finish which not only makes me feel bad to look at but is also very difficult to read. I have added photos above, so you can see the ingredients and instructions, but it also gives an idea of how hard it is to read. The packet is also very difficult to close so luckily I found an empty glass jar and I have put the capsules in there and attached the folded packet around it with an elastic band.I have just started taking the supplement and will update this review if I think I notice any effects, positive or negative.

Pixel Eyes Supplement review:+ This is a reputable brand, using good ingredients in their supplements.+ The packaging isn't bulky, and is more eco-friendly than a huge plastic tub.- I've been suffering from dry and tired eyes for about six months now, and unfortunately I didn't find the Pixel Eyes supplement improved matters. I just have to keep using my eye drops, which are the only things that really help at all.- I would prefer the supplement in gummy form, as it makes them so much easier and more enjoyable to consume, rather than trying to swallow a funky-tasting pill. The Pixel Eye pills aren't massive, and do have a smooth coating, but I still don't find them the easiest to swallow.- I think they are a little expensive for a 30-day supply.CONCLUSION:I just can't fully recommend the supplement, as it hasn't helped with my eye problems. However, if you're just generally looking for an eye health supplement to keep things ticking over I think this is a good choice, with high quality ingredients from a reputable brand.

The irony (or should that be EYE-rony.... no it shouldn't as that joke isn't even funny, so ignore that) that I am writing this review whilst looking at a screen hahahahahahahaaaa... again, not even funny, I don't know why I try, EYE'll get my coat... ok seriously, let's just review these..I use screens a lot, as a 40 year old who basically grew up with his Sega Mega Drive, Spectrum, BBC, Gameboy and whatever else screen-related gadget the 80s, 90s and 2000s threw his way, screens are a massive part of my life! And my job revolves around screens too, so I can't escape those pesky screens - which brings me onto these supplements. The pack contains 30 supplement tablets in total, which is one month's supply (not a lot to be honest, but just a nice thing to point out to start this review).These are super easy to swallow, they're not tiny but also not large - kinda just right I think, but I've had no issues with swallowing these whatsoever (but I would say that if you do struggle with tablet swallowing, maye shop around as like I say.... not the smallest).These contain lots and lots of great ingredients for your eyes, just a little scan of the pack of the packet will tell you this - Bilberry, Pine Bark, Astaxanthin, Lutein & Zeaxanthin being the main ingredients that they advertise when it comes to this product.I guess the main question is: Have these helped with eye strain and/or my eyes in general? Early days for me when it comes to these - it's only been a few days, so I can't say "YES, a huge 10/10 for me" but I am hopeful that based on other reviews / what I've read that these are and will make a difference, I tend to get tired eyes a lot, and with that comes headaches and eye strain, so I am feeling very positive that these (along with water, regular breaks and fresh air) will help my eyes in the long run - and I plan to edit this review down the line to let everyone know how I am getting on.In the meantime: Really nicely designed packaging, supplements are easy to swallow, no distinct smell or taste and that's about it...