Pure Encapsulations EyeProtect Basics w/out Zinc 60C

Pure Encapsulations EyeProtect Basics w/out Zinc 60C

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Pure Encapsulations EyeProtect Basics w/out Zinc 60C

Pure Encapsulations EyeProtect Basics w/out Zinc 60C

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Pure Encapsulations EyeProtect Basics w/out Zinc 60C

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Pure Encapsulations EyeProtect Basics without Zinc delivers clinically researched antioxidants—vitamin C, E, lutein, zeaxanthin, and copper—to support retinal and macular health. This formula is specifically designed for those who may not benefit from supplemental zinc. Each ingredient works synergistically to protect ocular tissue, maintain macular pigment density, and support overall vision integrity. Hypoallergenic and vegan.


Suggested Use

2 capsules daily with meals, or as directed by a healthcare professional.

Label Information

Pure Encapsulations Eye Protect Basics Facts:
2 Capsules contain:

  • vitamin C (as ascorbic acid) 500 mg
  • vitamin E (as d-alpha tocopherol succinate) 268 mg
  • copper (as copper glycinate) 2 mg
  • FloraGLO lutein 10 mg
  • zeaxanthin 2 mg

Other ingredients: hypoallergenic plant fiber (cellulose), vegetarian capsule (cellulose, water), ascorbyl palmitate.

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Leslie Marlowe

Could you please explain this part of the product description? I assume it is referring to a genetic variance, but I would like more information, please.

Recent research has revealed that individuals with 1 or 2 complement factor H (CFH) risk alleles may not benefit from supplemental zinc.

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Leslie Marlowe

Could you please explain this part of the product description? I assume it is referring to a genetic variance, but I would like more information, please.

Recent research has revealed that individuals with 1 or 2 complement factor H (CFH) risk alleles may not benefit from supplemental zinc.

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