Vitamins & Nutraceuticals · Antioxidants
Zeaxanthin PCD Franchise & Manufacturers
Companies with a zeaxanthin PCD franchise on offer are listed here, along with their softgel, capsule and syrup brands. Nutraceutical distributors and eye care suppliers can compare blends and enquire directly.
Companies with Zeaxanthin
2 Zeaxanthin products
- LYCOWISH (Mono Carton) Lycopene 5000mcg + Grape Seed Extract 25mg + Lutein 3000mcg + L- Arginine 25mg + Zinc Sulphate 22.5mg + Vitami... Tablets · Alu-Alu (10X10)
- LYCOWISH Softgel (Mono Carton) Lycopene 5000mcg + Grape Seed Extract 25mg + Lutein 3000mcg + L- Arginine 25mg + Zinc Sulphate 22.5mg + Vitami... Soft gelatin capsules
Zeaxanthin is a yellow pigment from the carotenoid family. It sits in the central part of the retina along with lutein, and supplements containing it are marketed for general eye nutrition. In India these products are sold as nutraceuticals rather than as medicines.
Eye specialists often suggest them to older patients and to people with long screen time, and diabetologists and physicians recommend them as part of general care. Chemists, optical stores with a pharmacy counter and online sellers are the usual outlets.
Softgels, syrups and common blends
Companies on this page list zeaxanthin as soft gelatin capsules, hard capsules, syrups and tablets. It is almost always part of a blend. Frequent partners are:
- Lutein, the carotenoid it is most closely linked with
- Zinc, a mineral often added to eye formulas
- Vitamin E and vitamin C, both antioxidants
Some ranges add other vitamins and minerals, so read the full composition before comparing prices.
How to judge a nutraceutical franchise company
Check the company's FSSAI licence and that each product label follows nutraceutical rules on claims. A useful range around zeaxanthin includes multivitamins, omega fatty acid softgels, antioxidants and eye lubricants from an associated company. Compare PTR and margin, as nutraceuticals usually leave more room than drugs. Fix your monopoly area in writing. Softgels can stick together in heat, so look at the bottle or blister and ask about storage. Check expiry on dispatch and the return policy. Doctor samples and patient leaflets help.
Getting your own zeaxanthin supplement made
Tell the third-party manufacturer which blend you want, the form, pack size and minimum order. Softgels need specialised encapsulation, so pick a plant that runs such lines. Ask for raw material certificates, stability data, label claim test results and the FSSAI licence. Have the label checked for permitted claims before printing. Agree on blister or bottle packing that protects the softgels from heat and light.
Related pages: Nutraceutical PCD Franchise and all molecules A to Z. Often combined with: Lutein, Zinc, Vitamin A.