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Bilberry extract and anthocyanins in ocular care

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Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) is traditionally utilised for microvascular integrity and visual adaptation.

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Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) is traditionally utilised for microvascular integrity and visual adaptation.

Active anthocyanins and microcirculation

Bilberry extracts are standardised for anthocyanoside content. These polyphenols support retinal capillary strength and nighttime visual adaptation in normal eye physiology.

Supplement quality and dosage

Look for standardised extracts with declared active percentages rather than unstandardised powder. Speak with a healthcare practitioner before combining botanical extracts with prescription blood-thinning therapies.

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