VisiFlora Ingredients List: The Whole Supplement Facts Panel, Line by Line

Some readers skip every description and go straight to the panel, and honestly, that is a good habit. So this page is the VisiFlora ingredients list reduced to the label itself: every line of the Supplement Facts panel in order, with a plain note on what each line means. We read the label image on the seller’s site on October 28, 2026. When your bottle arrives, hold it beside this page and check that the two agree.

The Header

Two lines open the panel. Serving Size: 1 Capsule. Servings Per Container: 30. The directions are equally brief: one capsule daily. The seller’s FAQ goes a step further and recommends lunch or dinner with water. Because a serving is a capsule and a bottle holds 30, each bottle covers 30 days.

The Nutrient Table

Ingredient	Form	Amount per capsule	Daily Value on the label
Vitamin A	as beta carotene	450 mcg RAE	Half of the Daily Value
Vitamin C	as ascorbic acid	90 mg	The full Daily Value
Vitamin E	as DL-alpha tocopheryl acetate	15 mg	A complete Daily Value
Zinc	as zinc oxide	11 mg	The full Daily Value
Selenium	as selenium AAC	20 mcg	A little over a third of the Daily Value
Copper	as copper gluconate	0.9 mg	The full Daily Value
Chromium	as chromium picolinate	15 mcg	A little under half of the Daily Value

The Daily Value column is based on a 2,000 calorie diet, as the label’s footnote says. Several lines reach the full Daily Value in a single capsule, which is worth remembering if you also take a multivitamin.

The Proprietary Blend

The next line reads Proprietary Blend: 351 mg, with a dagger and a note that the Daily Value is not established. Under it come the 14 names, in the order the label prints them.

1. Taurine
2. Ginkgo (Ginkgo biloba) leaf
3. Eyebright (Euphrasia officinalis) aerial parts
4. Grape (Vitis vinifera) seed extract
5. Coleus forskohlii root
6. Alpha lipoic acid
7. Rutin, from Sophora japonica
8. Quercetin, from Sophora japonica
9. Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) fruit extract
10. Saffron (Crocus sativus) stigmas extract
11. Lycopene
12. Lutein, from marigold (Tagetes erecta) flower
13. Zeaxanthin
14. Astaxanthin

The label gives a single total of 351 mg for all 14. Nothing shows how much of each is inside, so we print no individual doses and would doubt any page that claims to know them.

Other Ingredients

Beneath the panel the label prints Other Ingredients: four items, starting with hypromellose, the plant-derived shell. The other three are familiar helpers that keep a powder flowing and a capsule filling evenly.

Counting the Ingredients

The panel names 21 ingredients in total, with seven nutrients printed alongside amounts and 14 more in the blend. The seller’s headline uses a bigger number, which is not the label’s own count and which we set aside. When you shop, trust the panel over the headline. Our ingredients guide goes through the main players and what the seller says each one does.

What Else the Label Carries

Beyond the panel, the label includes a caution, storage advice and a distributor name. In our own words: keep to the recommended dose, skip it if you are under 18 or expecting or nursing, and take medicines or conditions to a physician beforehand. Keep the bottle cool and dry, under 86 degrees Fahrenheit, beyond children’s reach, and set aside any bottle whose safety seal is broken or absent. PhytoThrive Labs of Aurora, Colorado is named as distributor. The exact wording of the caution is on our safety page.

What the Label Does Not Include

Every label has edges, and it is fair to name them. The panel does not print a dose for any of the 14 blend ingredients, only the 351 mg total. It does not give a Daily Value for the blend, since none is established. It does not rank the ingredients by benefit or promise any particular result. And it is not a lab report: it tells you what the maker says is in the capsule, not how your body will respond. None of these edges is unusual for a blended formula, and all of them are worth knowing before you buy.

Three Ways to Use This Page

• Before you order: read the panel on the order page and compare it with the table here, so there are no surprises.
• When the bottle arrives: hold the label next to this page and tick off each line, then check the safety seal and the storage note.
• Before a doctor visit: print or save the list of 14 names and the seven amounts, so the conversation starts with facts. Lead with any blood thinner or any drug for blood pressure or diabetes.

Common Label Questions

Why do four of the seven nutrients reach a full Daily Value? Because the maker chose amounts that reach the reference amount for vitamin C, vitamin E, zinc and copper in one capsule. That is a design choice, and it is why we suggest checking your other supplements.

Does a longer list mean a better capsule? Not by itself. A long list tells you what is included, and the label’s single blend total tells you the amounts are not individually known.

Where can I read about the risks? Our side effects guide covers the caution, the ingredients worth a word with your doctor and who should skip it. The VisiFlora hub has the label and the guarantee in one place.

A Quick Glossary

• mcg: a microgram, a thousandth of a milligram.
• mg: a milligram.
• RAE: retinol activity equivalents, the way vitamin A is expressed.
• Daily Value: a reference amount used on labels, based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
• Proprietary blend: a group of ingredients listed with one shared total.
• Hypromellose: a plant-based capsule material.

Cross-Checking With Your Own Supplements

A short worksheet turns the label into a personal check. List your current supplements on a sheet of paper. Beside each, note vitamin A, zinc, copper and selenium if they appear. Add the VisiFlora amounts from the table above, then compare the totals with what your pharmacist or doctor is comfortable with. If a blood thinner or a blood-pressure or diabetes medicine is part of your routine, show the doctor the blend list, where ginkgo, coleus root, quercetin and grape seed appear. The exercise takes ten minutes and gives your doctor exactly the information they need.

Label Versus Sales Page

Sales pages describe, and labels specify. The seller’s page tells a story about everyday eye comfort and a gut-to-eye idea, while the label lists what is in the capsule. Both are fine. The point of reading the panel is to base your decision on the part that has numbers. Our supplement review reads the capsule the same way, and the VisiFlora hub keeps the panel beside the price and the guarantee.

Our Take on the VisiFlora Ingredients List

A complete, readable panel with seven dosed nutrients, 14 named blend ingredients and clear extras. We score transparency 8.5 out of 10 inside our 9.2/10 editorial score, holding back a little for the blend total.