Six ingredients, nothing padding the label. Two pigments, one circulation botanical, one heavyweight antioxidant and two essential cofactors — picked to cover vision from more than one angle at once.
Think of these as the eye's own tint. They concentrate in the macula and absorb a chunk of incoming blue light, which helps shield the cells that handle fine detail and keeps contrast looking crisp. The body makes neither, so dietary intake is the only way to keep that protective layer topped up.
A Northern-European berry whose deep colour comes from anthocyanins. It has a long folk and traditional history linked to circulation inside the eye and to coping with low light — which matters because steady blood flow is what carries nutrients to ocular tissue.
Sourced from microalgae and prized as one of the most powerful antioxidants available. It's the ingredient associated with visual endurance — helping the eyes hold up through the long, close, screen-bound hours that wear them out.
The quiet workhorses. Zinc shuttles vitamin A to where it's needed, and vitamin A turns into the pigments the retina uses to make sense of dim light. They're foundational rather than flashy, but normal eye function leans on both.
| How much to take | One capsule daily, as printed on the bottle |
|---|---|
| Lutein | Marigold-sourced macular pigment |
| Zeaxanthin | Its partner pigment in the macula |
| Bilberry Extract | Standardised for anthocyanin content |
| Astaxanthin | Algae-derived antioxidant carotenoid |
| Zinc & Vitamin A | Cofactors for retinal function |
| Form | Small, swallow-friendly daily capsule |
| Doesn't contain | GMOs; suitable for vegetarians |
The precise milligram amounts and the complete Supplement Facts panel are on the bottle itself. For a Certificate of Analysis tied to your batch, email support@visivraofficial.com.
The blend is produced in a U.S. GMP facility, and every production run is screened for identity and purity before release. It's non-GMO, vegetarian-friendly, and made without the unnecessary fillers that bulk out cheaper formulas.