Vitamin A Palmitate Powder | High Purity for Immune & Vision Support
Core Benefits: Why Choose Retinol Capsules?
Maintains Healthy Vision & Eye Function
Promotes Skin Health & Cellular Renewal
Strengthens Immune System Function
Non-GMO & Plant-Based
Why Our Formula Stands Out
| Feature | Advantage |
| Bioactive Retinol Form | Provides preformed, direct-use Vitamin A for guaranteed potency and efficiency, unlike plant-based provitamins that require conversion. |
| Optimal Potency & Safety | Delivers a clinically relevant dose (e.g., 3000 mcg RAE/10,000 IU) that effectively meets nutritional needs while staying within safe upper limits for daily intake. |
| Enhanced Absorption | Capsules include a small amount of healthy fat (like rice bran oil) to maximize the absorption of this fat-soluble vitamin, ensuring you get the full benefit. |
| Premium Quality & Purity | Manufactured in a cGMP-certified facility. Third-party tested for purity, potency, and heavy metals. Free from common allergens, GMOs, and artificial additives. |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What's the difference between Retinol (in your product) and Beta-Carotene?
A: Retinol is preformed, active Vitamin A from animal sources or synthesis, used directly by the body. Beta-Carotene is a provitamin A from plants that the body must convert, which is less efficient and varies by individual. Our Retinol capsules provide guaranteed, direct potency.
Q2: Can I take this for my skin if I already use a topical retinol cream?
A: Yes, they work synergistically. Topical retinols address surface-level skin concerns directly. Oral Retinol supports skin health systemically, from the inside out, by nourishing skin cells at their foundation. Together, they can provide comprehensive support.
Q3: How long does it take to notice benefits?
A: Consistency is key. While internal immune and cellular support is ongoing, some users report noticing improvements in skin texture within 4-6 weeks. Supporting night vision and other systemic functions is a continuous benefit of maintaining adequate levels.
Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your healthcare professional before starting any new dietary supplement.
| Vitamin generic descriptor name | Vitamin A |
| Chemical name | Retinoids |
| Solubility | Lipolysis |
| Recommended dietary intake | The minimum daily requirement of vitamin A for normal adults is about 3500 IU (0.3 μ g vitamin A or 0.332 μ g acetyl vitamin A is equivalent to 1 IU), and that for children is about 2000-2500 IU |
| Deficiency disease | Dry eye disease |


