iGenics Ingredients: Every Label Line and Amount

If something goes into your body every day, you should be able to read what it is. iGenics prints an amount beside each of its twelve ingredients, and this page walks down the panel in groups, working from the label details on the seller’s page.

Want the overview before the detail? Open the main iGenics guide and come back.

The iGenics Supplement Facts panel

One dose is two capsules, and the 60 capsules in a bottle make 30 doses. The table below shows a single dose, sorted by role.

Amount per two capsules	Line	Source or form	Group
900 mcg	Vitamin A	retinyl palmitate	Vitamins
500 mg	Vitamin C	calcium ascorbate	Vitamins
0.268 mg	Vitamin E	d-alpha tocopheryl acetate	Vitamins
20 mg	Zinc	bisglycinate chelate, TRAACS	Minerals
2 mg	Copper	bisglycinate chelate, TRAACS	Minerals
20 mg	Lutein	from marigold flower	Eye pigments
10 mg	Zeaxanthin	from marigold flower	Eye pigments
480 mg	Bilberry extract	from the fruit	Botanicals
20 mg	Saffron	from the flower	Botanicals
80 mg	Ginkgo biloba powder	from the leaf	Botanicals
350 mg	Turmeric extract 95%	from the root	Botanicals
20 mg	Black pepper extract	from the fruit	Botanicals

Apart from these twelve lines, the only other item is the capsule shell, made of hypromellose, a vegetable material.

What each group is for, according to the seller

Lutein and zeaxanthin

These two pigments are carotenoids, and both come from marigold flower. The seller puts them at the center of its pitch.

Bilberry, saffron and ginkgo

Think of bilberry as a dark relative of the blueberry, saffron as a flower spice and ginkgo as the leaf of an old tree. Each has a long place in traditional wellness routines, and ginkgo is the one the seller calls its main ingredient.

Turmeric and black pepper

Turmeric extract is standardized to 95%, and black pepper extract rides alongside it. Putting the two together is a familiar approach in turmeric products. The seller includes the pair for a healthy inflammatory response, one of the two aims the seller names.

The three vitamins

Vitamin A is listed as retinyl palmitate, vitamin C as calcium ascorbate and vitamin E as d-alpha tocopheryl acetate. They are the formula’s vitamin layer, meant to top up key nutrients.

Zinc and copper

Both minerals are chelated with bisglycinate (TRAACS), and they appear together on the panel.

The AREDS2-inspired idea

Half the panel (zinc, copper, vitamin C, vitamin E, lutein and zeaxanthin) overlaps with the AREDS2 nutrient list, which is the reason for the label “AREDS2-inspired”. It is inspiration only. The amounts here belong to ScienceGenics, and we do not claim they match any study.

Who should read the label twice

Because the formula includes vitamin A, zinc, ginkgo and turmeric, check in with your doctor first if a blood thinner or another prescribed drug is part of your day, or if you are expecting or nursing. Bring this panel along.

Keep taking everything you were prescribed. If your vision changes, see an eye doctor, and keep using any eye drops or treatment you were given. Our safety page covers the same ground in more detail.