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The main reason why nobody has made an eye lightening that actually works is because the melanocytes in the iris do not have a turnover cycle like the ones in your skin due to their lack of a stem cell reservoir. We run into another problem, and that is the fact that stem cells are VERY LARGE CELLS and can only be feasibly delivered through injection. So, we need to use MSC derived exosomes to fit through the tiny membrane over the iris. I'm too lazy to write a thread right now, so I yapped all my findings into Mr. GPT and he will take the stage from here.
goal:
gradually lighten dark eyes by modulating melanogenesis at the iris level using antioxidant suppression + cell-derived signaling (exosomes). this is a topical eye drop protocol using only actives known to influence pigment biosynthesis
disclaimer:
experimental af. proceed only if ur sterile, broke enough to try anything, and understand the risk of blindness from contamination or corneal irritation. do not dm me if u go blind from using trench water and chinese glutathione off aliexpress
protocol overview:
prep instructions:
Start with 9 mL sterile BAC-preserved saline (0.01% BAC)
Add:
100 mg reduced glutathione
50 mg ascorbic acid (or magnesium ascorbyl phosphate if u have it)
200 mg NAG
100 mg glucosamine HCl
300 mg MSM
0.2 mL DMSO
Warm vial gently (body temp) and mix until dissolved
Add 0.1–0.5 mL reconstituted MSC exosomes (from lyophilized powder or frozen stock)
Transfer to sterile amber dropper bottle, store in fridge
Use 1 drop per eye, 1–2x per day
Make fresh every 5–7 days. Toss immediately if cloudy or irritated. Exosome drops should be made separate from the rest in order to avoid waste, they expire the quickest.
exosome sourcing:
search the following terms to find real biotech vendors (not snake oil):
"human umbilical cord MSC exosomes RUO"
"CD63 CD9 CD81 verified exosomes"
"lyophilized MSC-derived exosomes for research"
recommended vendors (search them directly):
Lonza
Creative Biolabs
System Biosciences
Celprogen
EriVan Bio (has smaller packs)
expect to pay $300–800 USD per 1 mL. if ur not ready to sell a kidney for this, don’t even open the cart.
timeline + monitoring:
visible change (if any) = 3–6 months minimum
best candidates = brown/hazel eyes, high eumelanin, and strong barrier function
track change using consistent lighting + raw cam footage
if eye gets red, itchy, cloudy, or blurry → abort instantly
theory behind it:
glutathione suppresses eumelanin production and promotes lighter pheomelanin
vitamin c + NAG + MSM + glucosamine tag team to inhibit tyrosinase activity and oxidative pigment loops
DMSO unlocks the cornea and drag actives deeper
MSC exosomes may influence melanocyte behavior at the transcriptional level (aka lowkey reprogram pigment expression)
long-term use = epigenetic nudging, not bleach or trauma-based lightening like laser depigmentation
optional add-ons (advanced maxxers only):
for goons tryna push ts even further, consider adding melanogenesis-targeting peptides like Oligopeptide-68 or Nonapeptide-1, which suppress MITF (the master pigment regulator) and downregulate tyrosinase expression. these can be found in depigmenting serums or as raw peptides in powder form, reconstituted in sterile saline and added at 0.1–0.3% concentration. for those willing to go deeper, RNA inhibitors like siRNA against TYR, MITF, or TYRP1 could theoretically silence melanin pathways directly, but delivery through eyedrop remains extremely challenging — you'd need lipid nanoparticles or electroporation to reach iris melanocytes. until LNP tech becomes plug-and-play, stick to exosome-enhanced signaling and surface-level inhibitors unless you're tryna CRISPR your cornea for real.
goal:gradually lighten dark eyes by modulating melanogenesis at the iris level using antioxidant suppression + cell-derived signaling (exosomes). this is a topical eye drop protocol using only actives known to influence pigment biosynthesis
disclaimer:experimental af. proceed only if ur sterile, broke enough to try anything, and understand the risk of blindness from contamination or corneal irritation. do not dm me if u go blind from using trench water and chinese glutathione off aliexpress
protocol overview:| Ingredient | Function |
| Glutathione (1%) | Shifts eumelanin → pheomelanin, tyrosinase inhibition |
| Vitamin C (0.5%) | Regenerates GSH, inhibits melanin synthesis, boosts stability |
| NAG (2%) | Inhibits tyrosinase, suppresses pigmentation pathways |
| Glucosamine (1%) | Synergizes with NAG, helps brighten tone |
| MSM (3% | Penetration enhancer, anti-inflammatory, tyrosinase inhibition |
| DMSO (0.2–0.3%) | Allows for trans-corneal delivery to iris |
| MSC-derived exosomes (0.1–0.5 mL per 10 mL) | Provides a reserve to replace melanocytes |
| BAC-preserved saline (qs to 10 mL) | Vehicle + antimicrobial balance |
prep instructions:Start with 9 mL sterile BAC-preserved saline (0.01% BAC)
Add:
100 mg reduced glutathione
50 mg ascorbic acid (or magnesium ascorbyl phosphate if u have it)
200 mg NAG
100 mg glucosamine HCl
300 mg MSM
0.2 mL DMSO
Warm vial gently (body temp) and mix until dissolved
Add 0.1–0.5 mL reconstituted MSC exosomes (from lyophilized powder or frozen stock)
Transfer to sterile amber dropper bottle, store in fridge
Use 1 drop per eye, 1–2x per day
Make fresh every 5–7 days. Toss immediately if cloudy or irritated. Exosome drops should be made separate from the rest in order to avoid waste, they expire the quickest.
exosome sourcing:search the following terms to find real biotech vendors (not snake oil):
"human umbilical cord MSC exosomes RUO"
"CD63 CD9 CD81 verified exosomes"
"lyophilized MSC-derived exosomes for research"
recommended vendors (search them directly):
Lonza
Creative Biolabs
System Biosciences
Celprogen
EriVan Bio (has smaller packs)
expect to pay $300–800 USD per 1 mL. if ur not ready to sell a kidney for this, don’t even open the cart.
timeline + monitoring:visible change (if any) = 3–6 months minimum
best candidates = brown/hazel eyes, high eumelanin, and strong barrier function
track change using consistent lighting + raw cam footage
if eye gets red, itchy, cloudy, or blurry → abort instantly
theory behind it:glutathione suppresses eumelanin production and promotes lighter pheomelanin
vitamin c + NAG + MSM + glucosamine tag team to inhibit tyrosinase activity and oxidative pigment loops
DMSO unlocks the cornea and drag actives deeper
MSC exosomes may influence melanocyte behavior at the transcriptional level (aka lowkey reprogram pigment expression)
long-term use = epigenetic nudging, not bleach or trauma-based lightening like laser depigmentation
optional add-ons (advanced maxxers only):
for goons tryna push ts even further, consider adding melanogenesis-targeting peptides like Oligopeptide-68 or Nonapeptide-1, which suppress MITF (the master pigment regulator) and downregulate tyrosinase expression. these can be found in depigmenting serums or as raw peptides in powder form, reconstituted in sterile saline and added at 0.1–0.3% concentration. for those willing to go deeper, RNA inhibitors like siRNA against TYR, MITF, or TYRP1 could theoretically silence melanin pathways directly, but delivery through eyedrop remains extremely challenging — you'd need lipid nanoparticles or electroporation to reach iris melanocytes. until LNP tech becomes plug-and-play, stick to exosome-enhanced signaling and surface-level inhibitors unless you're tryna CRISPR your cornea for real.
