Vitamin A
Vitamin A is listed as retinyl acetate. The authorised wording is “contributes to the maintenance of normal vision”. The statement applies to the nutrient when its conditions are met. It is not a description of the complete formula.
Product dossier · 18 June 2026
A+Zinc, recorded.
This dossier examines Drolvena Vision A+Zinc: vitamin A, zinc, selenium, riboflavin and copper in a documented daily food supplement formula.
01 // Ingredient register
The table below presents the specified amount per capsule. It is designed for label reading and does not establish a personal amount. The chemical form is retained because different forms should not be collapsed into one generic word. Reference percentages are shown where supplied.
| Nutrient | Form | Per capsule | NRV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vitamin A | Retinyl acetate | 800 µg RE | 100% |
| Zinc | Zinc gluconate | 15 mg | 150% |
| Selenium | Sodium selenite | 55 µg | 100% |
| Riboflavin | Vitamin B2 | 1.4 mg | 100% |
| Copper | Cupric sulfate | 1 mg | 100% |
NRV is a reference convention. This product is a food supplement, not a medicine. Follow the current label and do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
02 // Formula overview
| Ingredient group | Listed entry | Editorial reading |
|---|---|---|
| Vitamin | Vitamin A as retinyl acetate | Named nutrient and form |
| Mineral | Zinc gluconate | Quantity and reference value shown |
| Trace nutrients | Selenium and copper | Both forms retained in the record |
| B vitamin | Riboflavin, vitamin B2 | Common name included for clarity |
A formula overview is not a ranking. It simply gives each entry a place in the specification. The product name is not used as evidence for a result. Readers should consider the table with the rest of the page.
03 // Reading the named nutrients
Zinc
Zinc gluconate supplies the listed mineral. Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal vision and contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress. These are narrow nutrient statements. They should remain attached to the nutrient name.
Selenium
Selenium is listed as sodium selenite. Selenium contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress. The page records that wording without adding a broader interpretation. The quantity remains visible in the table.
04 // Food setting
Carrots, pumpkin, whole grains, seeds and legumes are familiar food references when readers encounter vitamin and mineral terminology. They add context without turning a meal into a claim. The formula remains a labelled supplement rather than a replacement for variety. Food information belongs alongside ordinary lifestyle choices.
- Read the ingredient form as well as the familiar name.
- Keep units visible when comparing labels.
- Use the reference percentage as a label convention.
- Return to the current packaging for serving directions.
05 // Authorised wording
Vitamin A contributes to the maintenance of normal vision. Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal vision. Zinc contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress. Riboflavin contributes to the maintenance of normal vision. Selenium contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress.
Nutrient function claims are made in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006. Claims refer to the individually listed nutrients — not to Drolvena Vision A+Zinc as a complete product. This product is a food supplement, not a medicine. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of reach of children.
06 // A four-step label review
- Locate the serving basis and record the unit.
- Match each nutrient with its form in the specification.
- Read any permitted wording next to the named nutrient.
- Check the date and consult the disclaimer before personal decisions.
This process is useful because labels often combine familiar names with technical forms. A careful reader can hold both pieces of information at once. The table supplies the record, while the prose supplies context. Neither part should be taken alone.
07 // Short questions
Why show the chemical form?
Forms such as retinyl acetate, zinc gluconate and sodium selenite identify how the specification names each entry. Keeping them visible supports accurate comparison.
What does NRV mean?
NRV means Nutrient Reference Value. It is a reference convention, not a personal instruction or assessment.
Who should read the full label carefully?
Every reader should check the current serving direction and product information. People with individual questions should seek guidance from a qualified healthcare professional.
08 // Routine context
A daily food supplement is commonly discussed as one part of an everyday routine that includes meals, hydration, rest and movement. This dossier does not set a routine for any individual. It records what the supplied formula contains. Personal circumstances can change how information should be considered.
Neutral wording is intentional. Drolvena does not use a product name to imply a promised outcome. The reader is invited to check the table, source and date. That is the basis of this editorial format.
“Technical names become more useful when they are kept beside their units, serving basis and source.”
09 // Editorial boundary
This page is a general information record. It does not replace professional advice and it does not assess an individual's needs. The formula should be considered with the complete current label. Readers should keep products away from children and follow the stated directions.
Questions about a factual correction can be sent to [email protected]. The editorial desk aims to acknowledge messages within three business days. A source review may take up to ten business days. Company contact is WES Holding ApS, C/O Henrik Gavnbo Ekman, Islands Brygge 23, 5. tv, 2300 København S, Denmark.
10 // Reader notice
This editorial content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Drolvena is an independent editorial platform. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making decisions about your health or supplement use. Drolvena accepts no responsibility for actions taken without professional medical guidance.
Reviewed: 18 June 2026. WES Holding ApS publishes this dossier for general reading and retains the right to revise it when the underlying specification changes.