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Vitamin maker launches new Web site

Vitamin maker ZeaVision LLC has launched a new Web site designed to educate consumers about nutrition and eye health.

St. Louis-Vitamin maker ZeaVision LLC has launched a new Web site designed to educate consumers about nutrition and eye health.

“Eye health is often ignored unless there is a problem, so many people are unaware that they can proactively help preserve healthy vision and fight vision loss, including nutrition and supplementation,” said Terry Sullivan, vice president of sales and marketing at ZeaVision. “We designed the new [site] to serve as a comprehensive resource for anyone who is interested in learning more about eye health, nutrition, and maximizing visual performance.”

The site, www.eyepromise.com, includes videos, patient testimonials, and doctor-provided content; blogs and online discussions; and information about signing up for a newsletter and enrolling in a free referral program.

The site also features promotions such as a game wherein players learn about dry eye causes and symptoms and have the chance to win prizes. Another promotion is a buy one, get one free offer on the company’s omega-3‒based supplement for dry eye (EyePromise EZ Tears), including a 60-day money back guarantee.

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