VisiFlora FAQ: Answers Before You Order

A once-a-day capsule supplement sold in bottles of 30, from a seller who pitches it for everyday eye comfort. The label lists seven vitamins and minerals, then a 14-ingredient blend.

One capsule daily, per the label. The seller's FAQ says to take it with food and a drink of water, and the label says never to go above the recommended dose.

Vitamins E, C and A, zinc, copper, selenium and chromium, then taurine, ginkgo, eyebright, grape seed, coleus forskohlii, alpha lipoic acid, rutin, quercetin, bilberry, saffron, lycopene, lutein, zeaxanthin and astaxanthin.

For the seven vitamins and minerals, yes. For the 14-ingredient blend there is only a 351 mg total, so we quote no dose for any single item.

On 28 October 2026, two bottles were $79 each, three were $59 each and six were $49 each, which comes to $158, $177 and $294.

In the US, three and six bottles ship free, while two bottles add $9.95. Shipping to the UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia or New Zealand is a flat $19.95.

Per the seller, a tracking email follows once your order ships, which it says happens inside 24 to 48 hours of payment. Allow 5 to 8 business days if you live on the US mainland, and 12 to 20 in Alaska, Hawaii or abroad.

One covers daily eye exercises and habits to ease strain, one lays out a week of meals with 21 simple recipes, and one offers quick tips for tired eyes. All three come with every package.

No. You pay once, and the seller's FAQ rules out auto-ship and hidden fees.

In the seller's words, consistent use for a few weeks is when many people report more comfortable eyes during the day. Results vary.

You have 60 days starting the day your order is delivered. Email support, then mail all items to the Aurora, Colorado returns address. The refund is processed a few days after the parcel arrives, and the seller emails you.

You do. Shipping fees are not part of the refund, and the e-books are not sent back because they are digital.

Email [email protected]. The seller says it answers any day of the week, and no phone number is published. ClickBank has its own support for questions about the order itself.

It is a smart step if you take medication or have a medical condition, as the label itself suggests. Blood thinners, diabetes medicine, blood-pressure medicine and surgery on the calendar are extra reasons.