FAQ: Vitamin A

No. Vitamin A is a dietary supplement and should complement, not replace, a varied diet. Carrots, spinach, kale, sweet potatoes and other colorful vegetables remain valuable dietary sources of provitamin A carotenoids.

No. Although Vitamin A is vegan-friendly, anyone seeking a botanical, plant-based approach to vitamin A supplementation can consider it.

Vitamin A is formulated with herbs, vegetables, berries and algae rather than being built around isolated synthetic vitamin A ingredients.

The two products have different formulations but share some related botanical ingredients. Because combining supplements can increase your overall intake of certain nutrients and herbs, consider your complete supplement routine before using multiple products together.

Nutritional needs and individual experiences vary. Vitamin A should not be expected to produce an immediate change in eyesight, skin or immune function. Our current product guidance recommends consistent use and evaluating your experience over approximately 30 to 45 days.

Vitamin A is necessary for normal immune function and helps maintain epithelial barriers. Vitamin A is formulated to provide plant-based nutritional support as part of a balanced wellness routine.*

Vitamin A plays an established role in normal cell growth and differentiation and helps maintain epithelial tissues. Vitamin A provides plant ingredients containing provitamin A carotenoids that complement normal skin nutrition.*

Vitamin A is a targeted botanical formula focused primarily on vitamin A-related nutrition and complementary phytonutrients. Multivitamins typically provide a broader selection of vitamins and minerals intended to cover multiple areas of daily nutrition.

Vitamin A focuses on plant-based vitamin A nutrition through carotenoid-rich herbs, vegetables and algae. Our Eye Formula is a broader eye-specific herbal supplement containing ingredients such as eyebright, calendula, fennel, bilberry, ginkgo, carrot and goji berry. Customers primarily interested in vitamin A nutrition may prefer Vitamin A, while Eye Formula offers a wider botanical approach to ocular wellness.*

Retinol is preformed vitamin A and is naturally found primarily in animal-derived foods. Vitamin A uses plant ingredients that provide provitamin A carotenoids and complementary phytonutrients rather than centering the formula around animal-derived retinol.

No. Beta-carotene is a provitamin A carotenoid. The body can convert beta-carotene into vitamin A, whereas retinol is a preformed form of vitamin A.

The formula contains multiple botanical ingredients naturally associated with beta-carotene, including carrot root, kale, spinach and algae. Beta-carotene is a provitamin A carotenoid that the body can convert into vitamin A.

Vitamin A is essential for normal vision and plays an important role in the function of the retina and the maintenance of the cornea and conjunctival membranes. Vitamin A combines carotenoid-rich plant ingredients with botanicals traditionally associated with eye wellness.*

Yes. Vitamin A is formulated as a vegan vitamin A supplement and comes in vegetarian capsules.

Vitamin A is formulated to support normal vision, healthy skin, immune function and overall tissue wellness.* Vitamin A is an essential nutrient involved in vision, immune function, cellular differentiation, reproduction, growth and development.

Vitamin A is our vegan botanical supplement formulated with carrot root, eyebright herb, alfalfa leaf, bilberry leaf, elderberry fruit, kale leaf, dandelion leaf, spinach leaf, spirulina algae and chlorella algae. The formula emphasizes plant ingredients naturally associated with beta-carotene and other carotenoids.*