If you have bought PRN De3 for years, the new bottle can be surprising. The familiar PRN name is gone from the front, the packaging looks completely different, and current listings now call the product EyePromise De3 Omega Benefits. The important part is simple: De3 itself has not gone away.

Why did PRN De3 become EyePromise De3?

PRN Vision Group, EyePromise and Avenova joined forces over the past several years. They originally continued operating as recognizable brands within the same eye-care organization. The next step was to bring them together under one consumer-facing name: EyePromise.

EyePromise describes the change as one modern destination for the products people already know. Instead of maintaining separate PRN, EyePromise and Avenova shopping experiences, the combined company is organizing its nutrition, dry-eye and lid-and-lash products under the EyePromise umbrella.

That is the larger story behind the new De3 bottle. PRN De3 was not dropped in favour of an unrelated supplement; it was renamed as part of a company-wide brand consolidation.

What changed?

• The brand name: PRN De3 is now EyePromise De3.
• The packaging: the former PRN bottle has been replaced by a cobalt-blue EyePromise bottle with a white and turquoise label.
• The shopping experience: PRN, EyePromise and Avenova products are being brought together through EyePromise.
• How the product appears online: newer product pages and articles use EyePromise De3, while older recommendations and searches may still say PRN De3.

What stayed the same?

The De3 formula customers recognize remains the same. EyePromise presents the package change as a “new look, same formula” transition.

The reason people choose De3—the high-EPA rTG omega-3 formula with vitamin D3—has not changed with the logo on the bottle.

Is this a merger or just a package redesign?

It is more than a one-product redesign. PRN Vision Group, EyePromise and Avenova are now united under the EyePromise identity. De3's new name and packaging are the customer-facing result of that broader company and brand consolidation.

For shoppers, however, the practical effect is uncomplicated: the product formerly called PRN De3 is now called EyePromise De3.

What should returning PRN De3 customers expect?

You do not need to search for a separate “PRN version,” switch supplements, restart your routine or wait for old packaging. When you order EyePromise De3 Omega Benefits, you are ordering the current version of the product previously sold as PRN De3.

Older PRN bottles may remain visible in reviews, saved photos, clinic materials and search results for some time. That is normal during a major rebrand and does not mean there are two competing versions of De3.

Why does EyeDropShop still mention PRN De3?

PRN De3 is the name many customers and eye-care professionals already know. It is also how years of product discussions, recommendations and searches describe De3. Mentioning the former name helps those customers find the right current product without wondering whether their preferred supplement disappeared.

Going forward, EyePromise De3 is the current name. PRN De3 remains useful as the former name during the transition.

Does the name change affect the De3 research?

No. Research relates to the De3 formulation and the amounts used in a study—not the logo printed on the bottle. Changing the brand name from PRN to EyePromise does not rewrite the results of earlier De3 studies.

Our balanced De3 research review covers both encouraging and negative trials. You can also read why De3 uses a 3:1 EPA:DHA ratio or compare De3 with other dry-eye omega supplements.

Frequently asked questions

Was PRN De3 discontinued?

The PRN branding is being retired in favour of EyePromise, but De3 itself continues as EyePromise De3 Omega Benefits.

Is EyePromise De3 the same product as PRN De3?

Yes. EyePromise describes the transition as “new look, same formula.” The product has a new brand name and bottle, not a new identity or purpose.

Did the daily serving change?

No. The current serving remains three softgels providing 1,680 mg EPA, 560 mg DHA and 1,000 IU vitamin D3.

Why are older articles and URLs still using PRN De3?

Because PRN De3 was the established name. Keeping that wording in older links and transitional content helps returning customers reach the current EyePromise product instead of encountering broken links or assuming De3 disappeared.

Do I need to change how I take it?

No change is required because of the new name or bottle. Follow the directions on your current product and any advice from your healthcare professional.

Sources

• EyePromise: Introducing the New EyePromise
• EyePromise: De3 Omega Benefits
• EyeDropShop U.S.: EyePromise De3 Omega Benefits

Branding and product information is current to July 2026. Product information can change; refer to the current package for directions and ingredients.