iGenics Ingredients: All 12 Label Amounts Explained

Turn a bottle of iGenics around and the panel carries twelve lines, each with its own amount. The seller treats the blend as one formula with a single purpose, eyesight support alongside a healthy inflammatory response. Our ingredients article adds background on the label.

Adding a supplement to your day? Check with your doctor, and leave every prescription untouched.

The iGenics label, ingredient by ingredient

A serving is a pair of capsules, so 60 capsules make 30 servings. The rows below run from the heaviest amount to the lightest.

Vitamin A and vitamin E are the smallest amounts by weight, so they close the list. The label prints no percent daily values, so we show none.

What each one is

The notes here say what each ingredient is. Any goal the seller names belongs to the formula as a whole, so we give no ingredient an effect of its own.

Vitamin A, vitamin C and vitamin E

Three familiar vitamins. Vitamin A appears as retinyl palmitate (900 mcg), vitamin C as calcium ascorbate (500 mg) and vitamin E as d-alpha tocopheryl acetate (0.268 mg).

Zinc and copper

Two minerals that share a bisglycinate chelate form, flagged TRAACS on the label: 20 mg of zinc and 2 mg of copper.

Lutein and zeaxanthin

Two yellow carotenoid pigments, both drawn from marigold flower: 20 mg of lutein and 10 mg of zeaxanthin. The seller counts them among the AREDS2-type nutrients in the blend.

Bilberry extract

A concentrated extract of bilberry, a dark berry in the blueberry family, listed at 480 mg.

Turmeric extract and black pepper extract

The turmeric extract (95% grade, from the root) weighs 350 mg, and the black pepper extract (from the fruit) weighs 20 mg. The seller names the two together.

Ginkgo biloba

Ground ginkgo leaf at 80 mg. For the seller, ginkgo is the headline ingredient.

Saffron

20 mg of the dried flower of the saffron crocus.

What holds the capsule together

Hypromellose, a vegetable capsule material, is the only extra line on the label. The seller calls the product plant-based, with natural vegan ingredients and no fillers. Know of a sensitivity? Read the entire panel on the bottle before you order.

About the amounts

Each ingredient carries its own figure, which many supplements avoid by hiding behind one blend total. Here you can read the formula line by line before paying. The seller adds that a GMP-certified US plant makes iGenics and an outside lab tests the ingredients.

Who will like this label

• Shoppers who want each ingredient named before they pay
• People who prefer one two-capsule routine to a shelf of jars
• Anyone looking for a plant-based capsule

The label directs two capsules daily. If you use blood thinners or other prescription drugs, or you are expecting or nursing, speak to your doctor before you begin.