VLC-PUFAs, with EPA and DHA
EPA and DHA
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Vision Lipids
Retinal lipids your eyes can't get from fish oil
Daily vision support in a science-backed softgel.
Vision lipids by ELOVL delivers specialized VLC-PUFAs, rare long-chain fatty acids designed to support retinal structure and long-term eye health.
100+
Peer-reviewed studies on retinal lipids and VLC-PUFAs
40+
Years of research into specialized retinal fatty acids
30+
Research institutions contributing to the science
Many eye supplements. One built from retinal lipids.
Eye supplements have been built two ways for twenty-five years. On vitamins and minerals, or on standard omega-3.
Vision lipids is built a third way. On VLC-PUFAs, the very long chain fatty acids associated with retinal lipid structure.
retina first
Vision lipids by ELOVL
VLC-PUFAs, with EPA and DHA
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First sold direct to consumers, 2026
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The only concentrated source you can buy
Traditional Fish Oil
EPA and DHA
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On shelves for decades
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Not concentrated for VLC-PUFAs
AREDS
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Vitamins, minerals, antioxidants
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On shelves since 2001
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No VLC-PUFAs
why lipids
Built for structure,
not just nutrition
Vision lipids is built around VLC-PUFAs, the very long chain fatty acids associated with the lipid structure of the retina.
Retina first
Built around one tissue, not general wellness.
Beyond fish oil
Standard fish oil isn't made to deliver them.
Better absorbed
The triglyceride form, not ethyl esters.
what it does
Three things
it is made to do
Promotes healthy vision
Built on VLC-PUFAs, the fatty acids associated with retinal lipid structure.
Supports retinal health
With EPA and DHA alongside, in triglyceride form.
Optimizes eye hydration
Two softgels daily, taken by mouth.
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