Carotenoid pair
Lutein and zeaxanthin are described as naturally occurring carotenoids found in leafy vegetables, maize and egg yolk. They are recorded as ingredients only. No additional outcome is attached to their presence.
Product dossier · 24 June 2026
Complete formula, recorded.
A label study of lutein, zeaxanthin, vitamin A, zinc and omega-3 DHA in the Drolvena Vision Complete daily food supplement.
01 // Ingredient register
This table records the supplied formula by nutrient, form, quantity and reference value. It is an editorial transcription and not a personal target. Lutein and zeaxanthin are shown without an NRV because the supplied specification does not provide one. DHA is presented without a vision statement.
| Nutrient | Form | Per capsule | NRV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lutein | Marigold extract | 10 mg | — |
| Zeaxanthin | Marigold extract | 2 mg | — |
| Vitamin A | Retinyl acetate | 800 µg RE | 100% |
| Zinc | Zinc oxide | 10 mg | 100% |
| Omega-3 DHA | Fish oil concentrate | 200 mg | — |
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 map
Vitamin and mineral
Vitamin A is listed as retinyl acetate and zinc as zinc oxide. Their authorised nutrient wording is kept beside the named nutrient. The complete formula name does not broaden the wording.
Omega-3 entry
DHA is listed from fish oil concentrate at 200 mg. The permitted statement used here is that DHA contributes to the maintenance of normal brain function. No vision statement is added.
03 // Food and formula context
Leafy vegetables, maize, eggs and fish are useful food references for understanding the names on this page. They are not presented as a substitute for the formula or as a promised outcome. Their role is to make technical vocabulary familiar. A varied diet remains wider than one labelled product.
- Identify the ingredient before reading the surrounding copy.
- Check the form and unit in the register.
- Distinguish authorised wording from descriptive context.
- Use the current product label for directions and storage.
04 // Comparison points
| Question | Recorded answer | Editorial implication |
|---|---|---|
| Which entries have an NRV? | Vitamin A and zinc | Reference values are shown beside those entries |
| Which entries are carotenoids? | Lutein and zeaxanthin | They are described without an authorised claim |
| What is the DHA quantity? | 200 mg | The page uses only the permitted brain-function wording |
| What is the serving basis? | One capsule in the supplied record | The current label remains controlling |
Comparison is helpful when it stays close to the specification. It becomes misleading when a table is read as a ranking. This page therefore presents differences without assigning a preferred option. Readers can use the same questions when reviewing other labels.
05 // Authorised nutrient language
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. DHA contributes to the maintenance of normal brain function.
Nutrient function claims are made in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006. Claims refer to the individually listed nutrients — not to Drolvena Vision Complete 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 step-by-step reading guide
- Read the date and identify the source of the formula record.
- Review each row without skipping the chemical form.
- Note where a reference value is absent rather than assuming one.
- Keep DHA wording separate from the other nutrient statements.
- Read the disclaimer before making any personal decision.
This guide supports a slower and more accurate reading habit. It keeps the complete product name from doing work that belongs to the ingredient table. It also makes the page easier to compare with future specifications. A later label may differ and should be checked independently.
07 // Questions in brief
Why are lutein and zeaxanthin described without a claim?
The page records them as carotenoid ingredients and does not attach an authorised nutrient statement to them. Their food sources are provided as context.
Why is DHA not paired with a vision statement?
The supplied quantity is presented with the permitted wording about normal brain function. The page does not add a vision statement.
How should the formula be stored?
Follow the current label, keep the container closed and store it away from unsuitable heat or moisture. Keep it out of reach of children.
08 // Routine and transparency
The phrase “complete” belongs to the product name and does not establish a complete personal nutrition plan. Everyday nutrition includes meals, hydration, rest and movement, each of which has its own context. Drolvena records the formula without assigning it a place in an individual's routine. Readers should consider their own circumstances carefully.
Transparency also means showing what the page does not say. It does not compare personal outcomes. It does not provide an individual assessment. It does not turn ingredient presence into a promise.
“A broader ingredient list still deserves the same careful reading: form, quantity, reference and date.”
09 // Editorial review
The dossier was checked for consistent units, clear nutrient attribution and separation between food context and permitted wording. Lutein and zeaxanthin remain descriptive entries. Vitamin A and zinc retain their narrow nutrient statements. DHA is kept with its specified brain-function wording.
Questions and factual corrections may be sent to [email protected]. The desk aims to acknowledge ordinary messages within three business days. A source check may take up to ten business days. The company address is 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: 24 June 2026. WES Holding ApS publishes this general information record and may revise it when the underlying specification or source context changes.