VisiClear Reviews

VisiClear is a health supplement (found at VisiClearUSA.com and TruthAboutVision.com) whose seller claim can help slow age-related vision decline and preserve healthy vision by using only natural ingredients.

You may be wondering if VisiClear really works.  Let's find out.

How Does VisiClear Work?

The creators of VisiClear explain that mainstream eyecare currently comes in two forms, corrective (namely glasses and contact lenses), and interventive (such as laser eye surgery). 

While these solutions may be effective, VisiClear creators claim that their product is a more natural and sustainable way to promote good vision. 

The sales page at VisiClearUSA.com states that the supplement contains only organic ingredients and is made in the USA.

It is unclear if all of the organic ingredients are sourced in the US as well, or if the product is just manufactured in the US.

The website does not provide the full list of ingredients contained in the supplement.

Using images from Amazon, we found that the likely active ingredients are:

• Spirulina (1000mg per serving)
• Astaxanthin (12mg per serving)
• a proprietary blend called VisiBlend (750 mg per serving) which contains a combination of Blueberry Extract, L-Carnitine, Grape Seed Extract, Bladderwack, Resveratrol, Lutein, and Zeaxanthin. 
  
  

Again, since the company does not disclose the ingredients on their own website, we cannot be sure that this information is accurate.

The website makes a number of claims regarding the effectiveness of the product, such as that the supplement could help stimulate 'the growth of Adult Self Repair Cells', and 'fight the root causes and the symptoms of your Age-Related Macular Degeneration'.

It is unclear from the website if these statements have been evaluated by the FDA. 

While there are studies that suggest a number of the ingredients in VisiClear are beneficial for vision, it is less clear to what extent these studies fully support the benefits claimed on the website.

VisiClearUSA.com provides links to several studies which suggest that ingredients like L-Carnitine, Lutein, and Zeaxanthin can be beneficial for certain eye conditions.

However, these studies refer to specific conditions such as macular degeneration and oxidative damage

Conditions such as near-sightedness, presbyopia, or age-related farsightedness have more to do with other factors such as the natural aging process and genetics.

It would be important that a customer is well informed regarding which condition specifically they hope to benefit from this supplement.

So while VisiClear makes claims to be able to heal blurry vision, cataracts, retinal damage, and more, the reality is that, in most cases, the supplement may be more effective at preserving eye health in those who already have healthy vision. 

Customer Reviews & Complaints

VisiClear resellers on Amazon have mixed to positive customer reviews (ranging from 2.9 - 4.3 stars), though again, these capsules purportedly contain different ingredients than the ones sold on VisiClearUSA.com.

Customer feedback from VisiClear outside of Amazon is difficult to find. 

Since the company promotes its product using affiliate marketers, it is difficult to distinguish legitimate customer reviews from 'promotional reviews' on affiliate websites that are looking to earn a commission for promoting the product.

Currently, VisiClear customer feedback on Reviewopedia is mostly negative, although from a small number of reviews.

Customer Service

TruthAboutVision.com lists the company's contact number as (855) 633-7169 and their contact email as [email protected]. 

The website also has a contact form and states that email support works normal business hours (PST) and replies with 24-48 hours.

For Refunds, the company lists its phone number as 844-200-2370 (PST Mon – Fri 9AM – 5PM) and it's contact email as [email protected].

Cost & Price Plans

On one of the sellers websites, TruthAboutVision.com, one bottle of VisiClear costs $69, three bottles cost $59 each, and an order of six bottles is priced at $49 per bottle. 

Each bottle contains 120 capsules and the company's page states taking 3 capsules per day is recommended, making each bottle a 40 day supply.

The company offers free shipping and a money-back guarantee for 180 days, stating that the refund policy is 'no questions asked' and the customer will not have to return the bottles.

On Amazon.com there are also a number of resellers (Vitalina & S.O Labs) selling confusingly similarly looking products with different ingredients for much lower prices. 

For example, Vitalina sells a 5 pack of a product called 'Official VisiClear Advanced Formula' on Amazon using the same images as found on the VisiClear website for $59.95.  However, they list the ingredients there as: 

Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Biotin, Magnesium, Zinc, Manganese, Chromium, Banaba Leaf, Guggul, Bitter Melon, Licorice Root, Cinnamon Bark, Yarrow Flowers, Juniper Berry, White mulberry, Vanadium, L-Taurine

It is not clear how these other brands are associated with VisiClear and the product promoted on VisiClearUSA.com.

Is VisiClear Worth It?

When looking at this product there are several red flags that are hard to ignore. 

One red flag is that the company's website is not clear about what ingredients the capsules contain (or even how many capsules in a bottle). 

We are only guessing what the ingredients are using other sources.

Their website is composed almost entirely of sales information and possibly unsubstantiated claims. 

While the ingredients are beneficial for health and all organic (if the sales page is to be trusted) a question remains regarding price.

VisiClear is aggressively promoted by affiliate marketers using disreputable tactics such as fake news articles and press releases. 

This type of promotion is often associated with companies and products that are not totally legit. 

The sellers of VisiClear must also pay out a commission to these aggressive affiliate marketers for each sale, leading us to believe that the price for the product may be higher than necessary.

If you have any experience with VisiClear or their products, please leave your reviews below.