Hatsuratsu-do Hatsuratsu Eye - 60 capsules Brand new, unopened. Purchased in December 2025. Expiration date: June 2027 Although new, this item has been handled by a person. Please understand that this is a pre-owned item before purchasing. There may be some scratches or stains on the packaging. Please leave a comment before purchasing. From the following website: For those who often look at computers, smartphones, televisions, newspapers, etc. in their work or daily life... This product contains lutein and zeaxanthin. Lutein and zeaxanthin are reported to have the function of increasing macular pigment in the retina, which is expected to protect the eyes from light stimulation such as blue light, and the function of improving contrast sensitivity (improving blurriness and haziness, and the ability to see clearly). The Amazon rainforest, the world's largest tropical rainforest, stretches across Brazil. To survive in the harsh environment of the equator, with high temperatures, humidity, and heavy downpours, the acai berry fruit stores rich nutrients such as anthocyanins, a type of polyphenol, iron, and vitamins. "Hatsuratsu Eye" uses only "Grosso Acai Berry," the highest concentration according to the standards set by the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture. We deliver high-concentration acai berries, which are rare even in Brazil. - Easily consume anthocyanins with a daily intake of 2 capsules Acai berries look similar to blueberries, but they are completely different plants. There are also differences in nutritional value, and acai berries contain about 4.6 times more anthocyanins, which are said to be important for concentration, than blueberries (Brunswick Laboratories research). Moreover, we have succeeded in concentrating such nutrient-rich acai berries 8 times using special technology. You can take plenty of anthocyanins with the ease of 2 capsules (as a guide) per day. - High concentration of lutein and zeaxanthin derived from marigold Lutein and zeaxanthin, the yellow pigment components contained in marigold flowers (Compositae family), are also called "macular pigment" to protect the macula (a small hole in the center of the retina) and are very important to us. However, they decrease with age, so it is necessary to consume them in your daily diet. "Hatsuratsu Eye" contains a sufficient amount of 10mg of lutein and 2mg of zeaxanthin. In addition, we are particular about not only the amount but also the quality of lutein, and we use "free-form lutein," which is easily absorbed by the body.