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A useful comparison starts with the ingredients, amounts, directions and the question you want a supplement to address. Check whether a cited study tested the same formula and dose, rather than relying on a familiar ingredient name.
Read quality claims carefully
FDA registration is not FDA approval of a supplement. The FDA does not approve dietary supplements for safety and effectiveness before sale. Ask what testing was done, which batch was tested and what the results actually measure.
Explore Haro Clear
Our formula brings together fruit enzymes, targeted micronutrients and retinal carotenoids. You can review daily amounts, manufacturing information and the research context before discussing suitability with your eye-care professional.
Source: FDA, Is It Really FDA Approved? · Quality and testing · Ingredients and amounts