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A Breakthrough Solution That
Supports A Sharper & Clearer Vision
Well Into Old Age

OptiPlax contains a carefully crafted blend of nutrients that supports the natural cleansing processes of the eye. Over time, "plaque" can accumulate in the delicate tissues responsible for clear vision, leading to blurriness, straining, and visual decline.
Our formula is designed to help nourish and protect these areas to support sharper and clearer eyesight at any age.

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Vision
Support

Eye
Health Aid

Clarity
& Focus

In every capsule of OptiPlax you'll find:

An optimally dosed proprietary blend of nourishing ingredients that have been
carefully combined to complement each other, including:

Kelp

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Wakame

Astaxanthin

Chlorella

Ecklonia Cava

Natural Formula

Easy To Use

No Stimulants

Non Gmo

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Frequently Asked Questions

OptiPlax is presented by the vendor as a dietary supplement intended to support general eye wellness. This page provides a general product overview only. For complete product details, directions, and current package options, please review the partner presentation.

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OptiPlax contains a blend of ingredients presented by the vendor. Please refer to the supplement facts label below and the partner site for the most current product information.

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Delivery AddressShipping FeeShipping Time
United StatesFREE5-7 working days
Canada$15.9510-15 working days
UK and Ireland$15.9510-15 working days
Australia and New Zealand$15.9510-15 working days

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Selected reading list and background references

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