VisiFlora Ingredients List: Every Line of the Supplement Facts

The serving information

Before the tables, two lines from the top of the panel. A serving is one capsule, and a container holds 30 of them. So each amount below is per capsule, and a bottle lasts a month.

Part one: the vitamins and minerals

We sorted this table by daily value, highest first, and put the amount in the first column.

Per capsule	Ingredient	Chemical form	% Daily Value
0.9 mg	Copper	Copper gluconate	100%
11 mg	Zinc	Zinc oxide	100%
15 mg	Vitamin E	DL-alpha tocopheryl acetate	100%
90 mg	Vitamin C	Ascorbic acid	100%
450 mcg RAE	Vitamin A	Beta carotene	50%
15 mcg	Chromium	Chromium picolinate	43%
20 mcg	Selenium	Selenium AAC	36%

Four lines reach 100% of the daily value, and the other three land between 36% and 50%. Because these are standard nutrients, this half of the label is simple to hold next to a multivitamin you already own, and that comparison is the first thing we suggest.

Part two: the 351 mg proprietary blend

The label shows 351 mg for the whole blend and the words daily value not established. It names 14 ingredients and gives no figure for any of them. We have put the names in alphabetical order, with the plant part or source the label mentions.

Ingredient	Detail on the label
Alpha lipoic acid	None given
Astaxanthin	None given
Bilberry	Vaccinium myrtillus fruit extract
Coleus forskohlii	Root
Eyebright	Euphrasia officinalis, aerial parts
Ginkgo	Ginkgo biloba, leaf
Grape	Vitis vinifera, seed extract
Lutein	From marigold (Tagetes erecta)
Lycopene	None given
Quercetin	From Sophora japonica
Rutin	From Sophora japonica
Saffron	Crocus sativus, stigmas extract
Taurine	None given
Zeaxanthin	None given

Part three: what else is in the capsule

Beneath the main panel, a short “other ingredients” line names hypromellose (the vegetable capsule shell), rice flour, magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide. The seven vitamins and minerals plus the 14 blend ingredients make the 21 ingredients the label counts, and these four capsule helpers are listed apart from them.

How to read the percent daily value column

The percentage compares the amount in one capsule with a reference daily amount set for each nutrient. A figure of 100% means one capsule supplies the whole reference amount for that nutrient, and 50% means half. The percentages are useful for one job in particular: adding up the same nutrient across everything you take. If another product also lists zinc or vitamin A, add the two percentages together before you start. The blend shows no percentage at all, because a daily value has not been established for it.

Three things worth noticing

1. The blend is honest about being a blend. You get a total weight and a complete guest list, which is more than a vague “proprietary” line would give you.
2. The carotenoids cluster. Astaxanthin, lutein, lycopene and zeaxanthin all appear in the blend, and vitamin A arrives as beta carotene. Our VisiFlora ingredients guide explains each in plain English.
3. A few names deserve a medicine check. Ginkgo, coleus forskohlii, quercetin and grape seed extract are the names a pharmacist is likely to ask about, and our VisiFlora side effects page explains why.

Other facts printed on the bottle

The label names its distributor as PhytoThrive Labs, Aurora, CO 80011. It recommends one capsule daily and asks you not to exceed the recommended dose. Storage advice is to keep the bottle in a cool, dry spot under 30 degrees Celsius, away from children, and to skip any bottle whose safety seal has been broken or is absent. Elsewhere the seller describes the formula as non-GMO, stimulant-free and vegetarian-friendly, made for everyday nutritional support.

How to use this list when you shop

Print it or save it to your phone, then compare it with the bottle you receive, one line at a time, so any difference stands out straight away. The serving size, the 30 servings, the 351 mg total and the four other ingredients should all match. The same list is a good companion to a doctor’s visit, since it names every item in the capsule. For a tidy summary of the cautions that go with the label, the hub’s safety page gathers them in one place.

A five-minute cupboard check

1. Write down the serving size and the daily values for zinc, copper, selenium and vitamin A on any other supplement you take.
2. Add them to the figures in the first table.
3. Look through the 14 blend names for anything you have been told to avoid.
4. Bring the list to your doctor or pharmacist if you take regular medicine.

It takes less time than waiting for a parcel, and it means you start with the full picture. Our VisiFlora supplement reviews post looks at the same label from the point of view of a buyer comparing supplements.

Where the research fits in

Four papers are listed in the sources box, covering lycopene, beta carotene conversion into vitamin A, eyebright extract in a laboratory test, and a review of lutein, zeaxanthin and beta carotene in eye health. They are background on ingredients, not studies of VisiFlora. We give Ingredients 4.5 out of 5 and Evidence 4.0 in our scorecard, and VisiFlora 4.6 out of 5 overall.

Prices and guarantee at a glance

Choose from $158 for two bottles (US shipping adds $9.95), $177 for three, or $294 for six. Your 60-day refund window opens when the parcel is delivered, and the VisiFlora hub covers each package in detail.

Reading the “form” column

The chemical-form column in the first table tells you which compound supplies each nutrient. Zinc comes as zinc oxide, copper as copper gluconate, selenium as selenium AAC and chromium as chromium picolinate, while vitamin C is ascorbic acid and vitamin E is DL-alpha tocopheryl acetate. Vitamin A arrives as beta carotene. Minerals and vitamins can be supplied in several forms, so the label’s wording is the way to compare like with like when you hold VisiFlora next to another product. It is a small detail, and exactly the type of detail a transparent label makes possible.

Looking for the overview? Go back to the VisiFlora hub.