Karianne Klomp’s Olorin Is Bringing the Longevity Movement to Eye Health

People invest in their hearts, their joints and their skin, says Karianne Klomp, and then simply hope their vision holds. She is building a company around the idea that eyesight deserves the same attention.

Klomp is CEO and co-founder of Olorin, a vision wellness company that positions itself as part of the longevity movement. Its premium ocular wellness protocol is grounded in regenerative science. For Klomp, the mission is personal.

Key takeaways

• Olorin is a vision wellness company building what it calls a new category: long-term ocular wellness.
• Its protocol pairs a wellness formulation with the Olorin Luxury Relax & Regenerate Mask, which uses far infrared technology.
• Klomp’s interest in regenerative medicine began when her husband was bedridden after COVID.
• Watching her father lose his vision, starting when she was nine, shaped the company’s mission.
• Klomp brings a background in business development, scaling and strategic growth across multiple ventures.

Why did Karianne Klomp start Olorin?

Klomp’s path into the field began at home. After COVID left her husband bedridden, she went deep into regenerative medicine, the study of how the body can heal when given the right support. Watching him recover, and get his life and hope back, was her turning point. She began asking, “What if this could be available to more people?”

The deeper motivation goes back to her childhood. Starting when she was nine, she watched her father slowly lose his vision. For most of his life he was told there was nothing more doctors could do. That helplessness stayed with her. “It’s personal,” she says, “because it always has been.”

What is the Olorin protocol?

Olorin describes its product as a complete ocular wellness experience rather than a supplement you order and forget. The protocol pairs an advanced wellness formulation with the Olorin Luxury Relax & Regenerate Mask, which uses clinically researched far infrared technology. Customers are supported by the Olorin team throughout.

The company starts with a conversation. Prospective customers go through a short intake and receive a personalized Vision Wellness Information Guide that explains what the protocol contains and whether it is right for them.

Who is Olorin for?

Klomp built the brand for people who take their long-term health seriously and don’t want to accept decline as inevitable. Her customers want to keep seeing the faces of their grandchildren, reading, driving and living independently for decades. Olorin’s message is that the best time to invest in your vision is while you still have it.

What does it take to launch a new wellness category?

Klomp brings a background in business development, scaling and strategic growth across several ventures. At Olorin she is leading the product from development through launch, which includes regulatory compliance, strategic partnerships and building the company’s foundation.

For the launch, Olorin is running a giveaway: people can nominate someone looking for clarity, and one nominee will receive a full Olorin protocol.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Karianne Klomp?

Karianne Klomp is the CEO and co-founder of Olorin, a vision wellness company. She has a background in business development, scaling and strategic growth.

What is Olorin?

Olorin is a vision wellness company offering a premium ocular wellness protocol that pairs a wellness formulation with a far infrared relax and regenerate eye mask.

How do I find out if Olorin is right for me?

Olorin uses a brief intake process at olorindrops.com, after which you receive a personalized Vision Wellness Information Guide. Anyone with a vision concern should also talk with an eye-care professional.

Is Olorin running a launch giveaway?

Yes. You can nominate someone looking for clarity, and one person will receive a full Olorin protocol. Follow @olorindrops on Instagram for details.

Editor’s note: Olorin is a wellness product. Statements about it reflect the company’s own descriptions and have not been evaluated by the FDA. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Readers with vision concerns should consult an eye-care professional.