Daily Antioxidant Support
Made for long days
Created with 12mg of algae-derived astaxanthin to help support your antioxidant defences and eye comfort through long screen days.
Antioxidant
Daily support
Eye comfort
On long screen days
12mg
Astaxanthin, not extract
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Robert M.
"Actually works! It helped improve contrast vision (dark to light) and ability to read black text on a white computer screen. Takes one pill daily."
Four reasons this one is different
A dose that isn't a rounding error
12mg of astaxanthin, not 12mg of extract. Most of this category is 4 to 6mg, which is enough to print on a label and not much else.
Grown, not synthesised
Synthetic astaxanthin is made from petrochemicals and mostly ends up in fish feed. Ours comes from Haematococcus pluvialis, a freshwater microalgae.
Tested, and we'll prove it
Every batch goes to an independent lab for potency and heavy metals. Email us and we'll send you the certificate for the batch you received.
Built for daily use, not a cleanse
No loading phase, no cycling, no escalating dose. One softgel with a meal, and that's the entire protocol.
Where astaxanthin ranks against the antioxidants you know
Relative singlet-oxygen quenching activity, measured in laboratory testing.
Most powerful
6,000x
Astaxanthin
12mg in every KLOD softgel
800x
CoQ10
550x
Green tea catechins
100x
Vitamin E
1x
Vitamin C
Figures from published in-vitro laboratory research on singlet-oxygen-quenching and free-radical activity. In-vitro results do not necessarily predict effects in the body.*
KLOD vs.Other Brands
KLOD vs.Other Brands
Know exactly what you're swallowing.
Every batch third-party tested for potency and heavy metals.
A real shot at finding out whether it works for you.
12mg is the dose the research used. Most of this category is 4 to 6mg.
One softgel, one meal, done.
No loading phase, no cycling. Only works if you actually take it daily.
Sixty days to decide, and nothing to lose.
Keep the pouch. No return, no reason required.
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KLOD
12mg astaxanthin
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Other Brands
"12mg extract"
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One softgel a day | Two to four a day |
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Single ingredient | Trend based blends |
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Algae derived | Synthetic or krill |
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States what it won't do | Claims everything |
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Built for daily use | Seven day cleanses |
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60-day guarantee | 30 days |
What our customers actually say
Better than the one I was taking
Previous brand was 6mg and I took two a day to get the same dose, which got expensive. This is one capsule and cheaper per month. Eyes feel the same or better. Straightforward swap, no complaints.
Fixed dry eye
Usual eye supplements for dry eyes did not work; adding high-dose astaxanthin noticeably improved dry eye within days… Considers 12mg the right dose for dry eye specifically.
Stopped buying drops every other week
The drops were fine for fifteen minutes and then I was back to it. Adding this up hasn't got rid of them entirely but I'm using maybe a quarter of what I was. Cheaper than the drops honestly.
My optometrist mentioned it
She said there was some research on it for eye strain so I looked it up. Been on it a month or so. My eyes feel better by evening than they did. Not life changing but noticeable.
Helps but give it time
First month I thought it was a waste of money. Around week 5 I realised I'd stopped reaching for my drops as much. Sticking with it.
Softgels stick together a bit
Product's good, eyes are noticeably less tired in the evenings. Only note is the capsules stuck together in the bottle when it got warm.
Too early
Three weeks, nothing yet. Giving it the full 90 days. Product itself is fine.
Recommended by my sister
She's been on it a year. I'm two months in. Skin definitely holds moisture better than it did. Also my hands aren't cracking this winter which is new.
Didn't do anything for me
Took it two months. Eyes are the same. Might work for others.
Amazing for dry eye
Started taking 12mg/day ahead of a summer beach trip; found it noticeably helped with dry-eye symptoms.
What to expect, honestly
No supplement works in a week. Here is the real timeline.
Week 2
You're at full strength
Astaxanthin hits a steady level in your blood in three to five days, so every day from here is a full working dose. Oxidative stress markers and recovery are the fastest things to move in the research, some trials catching changes inside four days.† You probably won't feel any of it yet.
Week 4
The eye window
This is where the research puts eye comfort and screen fatigue, in trials using half the dose you're taking.† Late afternoons that cost a bit less. Eyes that feel less like they've been open too long. Check what you wrote down before you started.
Month 2
Skin and joints
The strongest evidence astaxanthin has is skin, landing between weeks 8 and 16: moisture, elasticity, and a barrier that holds water better. An 8-week trial also found skin took longer to redden in sun.† Joint comfort shows up around here too. Most people don't buy this for any of that and notice it anyway.
Month 3
Everything in range
You're past the duration of nearly every trial ever run on astaxanthin, and the ones that went further found it safe at 12mg for a year and beyond. Eye comfort, skin, recovery, antioxidant support, all inside the window now.† One softgel with a meal. If you're still here, something's working.
How to take it, properly
Four things that change whether this does anything at all.
Take it with a meal
Absorption is roughly 2.4× better with food than without. Anything with fat in it. Lunch is easiest to remember.
Give it two weeks before you judge it
It takes three to five days just to reach a steady level in your blood. A quiet first week isn't a sign it isn't working, it's a sign it hasn't started. One missed day won't reset anything either.
Write down what you're hoping changes
Be specific. Not "feel better" but something you could actually check in four weeks. Most people finish a bottle unable to say whether it did anything. This is how you avoid that.
Decide at day 60
You've had the full window to judge it. If nothing's changed, email us and we refund you. Keep the pouch.
Take it with a meal
Absorption is roughly 2.4× better with food than without. Anything with fat in it. Lunch is easiest to remember.
Give it two weeks before you judge it
It takes three to five days just to reach a steady level in your blood. A quiet first week isn't a sign it isn't working, it's a sign it hasn't started. One missed day won't reset anything either.
Write down what you're hoping changes
Be specific. Not "feel better" but something you could actually check in four weeks. Most people finish a bottle unable to say whether it did anything. This is how you avoid that.
Decide at day 60
You've had the full window to judge it. If nothing's changed, email us and we refund you. Keep the pouch.
What we're not going to tell you.
The trials this category quotes are old, mostly unverifiable, and mostly run by the people selling the ingredient. The best modern one found nothing.
You'd have found that out eventually. We'd rather you found it here.
What we can tell you: the dose is real, and you have 60 days to find out whether it does anything for you.
60 days to decide
If it hasn't done anything for you, email us and we'll refund you. No form, no phone call.
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60 days to decide
If it hasn't done anything for you, email us and we'll refund you. No form, no phone call.
TRY IT RISK-FREE
60 days from your first order
Cancel, pause or skip anytime
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Frequently Asked Questions
The ones people actually ask.
Are there side effects?
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Most people have none. Orange or reddish stool is possible and completely harmless, it's pigment passing through. Mild stomach upset happens to some people, usually when taken without food.
Can I take it with medication?
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Ask your doctor first, particularly with blood thinners — there's one published case of a serious interaction with warfarin. With most daily supplements, generally fine.‡
What will I notice, and when?
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Three to five days to reach a steady level in your blood, and the trials generally run four weeks or longer. Eye comfort is the earliest thing the research picks up, skin the latest. It's subtle either way, and some people notice nothing.†
Is it made from shellfish?
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No. Ours is from Haematococcus pluvialis microalgae. Some astaxanthin is krill-derived — if it is, the label has to disclose shellfish. Check any product you buy, including this one.
Is it FDA approved?
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No supplement is. Supplements are regulated as food in the US, not drugs, and none receive FDA approval before sale. Anyone in this category claiming FDA approval is misinforming you.
How does the subscription work?
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Ships every 4 weeks. Cancel, pause or skip anytime from your account or by emailing us. No minimum, no cancellation fee, and cancelling doesn't affect your guarantee.