




EyePromise DVS suits adults who want broad nutritional support for visual function and retinal health. The high zeaxanthin and lutein content fits adults whose diet is light on leafy greens, corn, or eggs.
Each two-softgel serving delivers 8 mg of zeaxanthin and 4 mg of lutein, two carotenoids that concentrate in the macula and contribute to macular pigment. The formula also provides 150 mg of alpha lipoic acid, 20 mg of CoQ10, vitamin E with mixed tocotrienols and tocopherols, vitamin C, vitamin D, vitamin B12, and zinc, alongside fish oil that supplies EPA and DHA for cell membrane support. A botanical antioxidant blend with grape seed extract, resveratrol, turmeric root extract, green tea leaf extract, benfotiamine, N-acetyl-L-cysteine, and Pycnogenol rounds out the antioxidant coverage.
Take two softgels with a meal once a day, ideally one that contains some fat so the carotenoids and the fat-soluble vitamins absorb well. Carotenoid effects on macular pigment build gradually, so plan on daily use over several months rather than a few weeks.
If you have a fish or soy allergy, take prescription medications including blood thinners, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are receiving care from a clinician, talk to your care team before starting and review the warnings below.
Carotenoid effects on macular pigment build gradually, so plan on 8 to 24 weeks of daily use.
Yes. Take both softgels with a meal that contains some fat. The carotenoids, vitamin D, vitamin E, and fish oil absorb better with dietary fat, and the zinc is gentler on the stomach with food.
EyePromise sources the zeaxanthin from paprika peppers grown in Texas, and the lutein from marigold flowers. Both are common dietary sources of these carotenoids.
Yes. EyePromise lists DVS as NSF Contents Tested and Certified, which independently verifies the ingredients and amounts match what is on the label.
Adults sometimes do, but watch total zinc and total vitamin E across all your supplements so the combined daily totals stay within typical ranges. If you are unsure, ask your eye care professional.
No. This is a dietary supplement that supports visual function and retinal health nutritionally. Continue your regular eye exams and follow your eye care professional's guidance.



