Brain Booster & Eye Care Combo for Kids | Nutriverse Eye Care Gummies (30 Gummies/Pack) + Shankhpushpi Syrup

1. Focus and screens are the same day's problem.

A child concentrates and stares at a screen to do it. Shankhpushpi works on the concentration; Eyecare works on the eyes doing the staring. Treating one without the other leaves half the day unaddressed.

2. They work in completely different ways.

One is a classical brain syrup taken after meals. One is a daily chewable for the eyes. They don't overlap they cover two separate needs of the same student.

3. No refined sugar in either.

The syrup is sweetened with Sarkara, not refined sugar. The gummies are pectin-set, gelatin-free and 100% vegetarian, with no FOS or stevia. Nothing sedating in either your child stays sharp.

Shankhpushpi Syrup - after meals

• 5 to 10 years - 1 tsp, twice a day
• 10 to 15 years - 2 tsp, twice a day
• Take 30 minutes after a meal, with plain water

Eyecare Gummies - once a day

• 1 gummy daily, after a meal
• Chew fully, don't swallow whole
• Best worked into the after-school or after-dinner routine

How both fit a school day

The gummy goes with the after-school snack, when screen time begins. The syrup goes after dinner, as the evening study winds up. One supports the eyes through the screen hours; one settles the mind for what was learned.

Give both consistently focus and eye comfort build over weeks, not days.

Ayurveda has a word for brain herbs: Medhya.

Shankhpushpi and Brahmi are the two the classical texts name most and both are in the syrup, in measured quantities (166.5mg and 41.41mg per 10ml).

A child blinks far less while looking at a screen.

That's what dries their eyes out not the screen itself, the blinking they forget to do. Flaxseed's natural oils in the gummy support the tear film that keeps eyes comfortable.

Carrots earned their eye reputation in wartime.

Beta-carotene, which the body turns into Vitamin A genuinely supports low-light vision, and carrot is one of the six in the eyecare gummy.