Featuring Saffron Extract (Crocin), Lutein, Zeaxanthin, Meso-Zeaxanthin & Zinc
30 Capsules | Daily Eye Health Formula | Five-Ingredient Defence
It's 11:47 on a Tuesday morning.
A letter from the eye screening programme.
"Background retinopathy detected."
You read the next line — "continue to manage your diabetes well."
That's it. No plan. No checklist. No explanation of what's actually happening inside your eyes.
So you sit at the kitchen table, staring at the letter. Then you open your phone and start searching.
"Can background retinopathy be reversed?"
"Supplements for diabetic eyes."
"What does R1 retinopathy mean?"
Another screening in twelve months. Another year of wondering. Another 364 days with no one telling you what you can actually do.
But what is diabetes really doing to your eyes?
And more importantly, what does the research say about protecting them?
Diabetes doesn't damage your eyes all at once. It works from two directions at the same time.
From below — elevated blood sugar weakens the tiny blood vessels that feed your retina. Over time, these vessels can leak fluid into the delicate tissue of your macula, the part of your eye responsible for sharp, detailed vision.
From above — research suggests that type 2 diabetes is associated with lower levels of macular pigment, the thin yellow shield that sits over your macula and helps protect it from oxidative stress. A 2015 study published in Retina found that people with type 2 diabetes had significantly lower macular pigment optical density (0.33) compared to non-diabetic controls (0.48).
This two-direction process — vessel damage below and pigment depletion above — is why diabetic eye changes can progress even when your blood sugar numbers look reasonable.
That's why diabetic eye health deserves more attention than simply waiting for the next screening letter.
DiaClear™ is a targeted daily capsule formulated specifically around the nutritional needs of diabetic eyes — not ageing eyes, not general eye health, but the specific challenges diabetes presents.
Instead of borrowing a formula designed for age-related macular degeneration, DiaClear™ brings together five ingredients chosen for their relevance to diabetic eye research.
1. Saffron Extract (Crocin) — The Hero Ingredient
Saffron is one of the world's most researched botanical compounds for eye health.
Crocin, the active carotenoid in saffron, has been investigated in clinical research for its antioxidant and eye-supporting properties, including a placebo-controlled trial involving patients with diabetic macular oedema published in the American Journal of Ophthalmology (2018).
Most saffron eye research has focused on age-related conditions. DiaClear™ puts saffron extract at the centre of a formula designed with diabetic eyes in mind.
2. Lutein (20 mg) & Zeaxanthin (2 mg) — The Macular Pigment Pair
Lutein and zeaxanthin are the two primary carotenoids that make up your macular pigment — the protective yellow layer over your central retina.
Research has shown that people with type 2 diabetes tend to have lower macular pigment levels than people without diabetes, regardless of diet or retinopathy status.
These two nutrients are among the most studied compounds in eye health research, with decades of published literature on their role in macular pigment density.
3. Meso-Zeaxanthin (2 mg) — The Third Carotenoid
Meso-zeaxanthin is the third carotenoid found in macular pigment, concentrated at the very centre of the macula — the fovea — where your sharpest vision originates.
Unlike lutein and zeaxanthin, meso-zeaxanthin is not widely found in the typical diet, which is why supplementation has become an area of growing research interest.
Together with lutein and zeaxanthin, it completes the full carotenoid trio that makes up your eye's natural protective pigment layer.
4. Zinc (15 mg) — The Vision Mineral
Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal vision — an approved health claim authorised by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).
Zinc is found in high concentrations in the retina and plays a role in supporting the normal function of the visual cycle.
DiaClear™ provides 15 mg of zinc — contributing to your recommended daily intake of this essential mineral for eye health.
Together, these five ingredients create a focused formula built around what the research tells us about diabetic eyes — not borrowed from an AMD supplement, but designed with a different set of eyes in mind.
✔ Built for Diabetic Eyes, Not Ageing Eyes
Most eye supplements are designed around age-related macular degeneration. DiaClear™ is formulated around the specific nutritional research relevant to people living with diabetes.
✔ Saffron Extract at the Centre
A distinctive crocin-led ingredient identity rather than another generic lutein-and-zinc tablet.
✔ The Full Macular Pigment Trio
Lutein, zeaxanthin and meso-zeaxanthin — all three carotenoids found in your eye's natural protective pigment layer, in one capsule.
One-time purchase. No hidden recurring charges. No surprise deliveries. If you want to reorder, that's your choice.
✔ Honest About the Evidence
We cite the published research. We tell you where the science is strong and where more studies are needed. No miracle claims. No "clinically proven to reverse" language.
✔ Zinc's Authorised Vision Claim
DiaClear™ contains zinc, which contributes to the maintenance of normal vision — the only EFSA-authorised vision health claim at our doses.
DiaClear™ is positioned for adults who:
Have received a screening letter mentioning background retinopathy or maculopathy.
Live with type 2 diabetes and want to be proactive about their eye health between screenings.
Are currently taking a general eye supplement designed for AMD and want something formulated for diabetic eyes specifically.
Want an evidence-informed formula without exaggerated claims.
Prefer a focused five-ingredient capsule over an overloaded multivitamin blend.
Are buying for a parent, partner or family member living with diabetes and concerned about their vision.
Step 1 — Understand What's Happening
Learn about diabetic retinopathy and macular pigment. Knowledge is the first step. Your screening letter is a starting point, not the full picture.
Step 2 — Follow the Product Directions
Take DiaClear™ daily according to the label instructions, with food for optimal absorption. Do not exceed the recommended serving.
Step 3 — Support Your Eyes From Every Angle
Continue managing blood sugar and blood pressure. Attend every screening appointment. Don't smoke. DiaClear™ is one part of a broader eye-health approach — not a replacement for medical care.
Step 4 — Talk to Your Eye Care Professional
If your screening results change, or you notice any vision changes, speak with your consultant or optometrist. DiaClear™ is a food supplement, not a medicine.
Another letter that says "manage well" without telling you how.
Another 364 days wondering whether something more is happening behind the scenes.
You didn't cause this. Diabetes did.
But you don't have to sit still between screenings with nothing in your hands.
DiaClear™ brings together five research-informed ingredients — led by saffron extract — in a daily capsule designed specifically for eyes that live with diabetes.
DiaClear™ — Give Your Diabetic Eyes the Attention They Deserve.
Five Ingredients. Three Layers. Built for Diabetic Eyes.
