VisiFlora Ingredients: Twenty-One Named, Twenty-Two Claimed, and One Amount the Seller Publishes

VisiFlora's seller publishes no Supplement Facts panel. A panel published by usaloves.com lists seven nutrients with amounts and fourteen sharing one 351 mg proprietary blend. The only amount the seller prints is zinc, at 11 mg.

We read the seller's page, tryvisiflora.com, on 8 October 2026. It calls VisiFlora a "22-in-1 vision-essential formula" and names 21 ingredients.

The seller doesn't publish a Supplement Facts panel, so every milligram figure below comes from elsewhere. We name the source each time we use one.

Our source is usaloves.com. It says it was supplied the current panel and checked it on 29 July 2026. Its copy is the only published one we located.

We haven't read a bottle's panel ourselves, so treat each figure as usaloves.com's transcription. Below you'll find the panel, the blend order, a fair point on lutein and Bing's errors.

We checked the sales page and all six help pages for a Supplement Facts panel, and found none.

We then tried the seller's own image directory, using five likely file names in four extensions each. The names were label, supplement-facts, facts, nutrition-facts and product-label, and every request returned a 404.

The seller's bottle render is 300 by 300 pixels and shows the front only. It reads "30 CAPSULES", "Supports Sharp Vision*" and "First Gut-Eye Connection Support".

The sales page prints exactly one amount, in its zinc line, which reads "ZINC (11MG)". Every other ingredient appears on the page with no quantity at all.

usaloves.com publishes this panel in its VisiFlora ingredients review. It says it checked the label on 29 July 2026. We repeat its figures below and credit each one to it, never to the seller.

The same source gives a serving size of one capsule and 30 servings per container. That agrees with the "30 CAPSULES" we read on the bottle render.

It also lists the distributor as PhytoThrive Labs, Aurora, Colorado 80011. The seller's refund page gives a returns warehouse in the same town and ZIP code.

Per usaloves.com, fourteen ingredients share a single proprietary blend of 351 mg. The label gives the total and no individual amounts.

Seven nutrients with amounts plus fourteen in the blend makes 21. The blend heading isn't itself an ingredient, so the count stays at 21.

The sales page sorts the same ingredients into four named groups. The panel, as usaloves.com transcribes it, shows seven separate nutrients and one blend.

Per usaloves.com, the other ingredients are hypromellose (the capsule), rice flour, magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide.

The seller's page says VisiFlora "delivers 22 powerful ingredients" and names 21. usaloves.com reached that gap before we did, and in more detail.

It published the panel and counted the same way we do. We agree with its number, and we don't claim it as ours.

Our part is narrower. We checked the seller's own site for the panel, then set disclosed amounts beside trial doses.

PMID 11594942 describes the AREDS trial as "high-dose supplementation" of vitamins C and E, beta carotene and zinc.

On usaloves.com's panel, all four AREDS nutrients with amounts sit at exactly 100% of the Daily Value. AREDS tested amounts far above that, and the dose was the point.

So VisiFlora reads as a daily-value eye multivitamin, which is a reasonable thing to be. It simply isn't the formula the trial tested.

Vitamin A overlaps too, at 450 mcg RAE as beta carotene against 15 mg in AREDS. The units differ, so we leave that comparison to the side-effects page.

One point favours the product: zinc at 11 mg sits at the Daily Value. The zinc-copper depletion problem behind AREDS's added copper doesn't arise here in the same way.

Now the fair counterweight. The AREDS2 amounts, 10 mg lutein and 2 mg zeaxanthin, would fit inside a 351 mg blend. They'd take 12 mg between them, so the label simply leaves the question open.

We aren't saying they're absent, only that nobody outside the company can check. The amounts disclosed are the ones furthest below the trial doses.

The two nutrients that could plausibly match AREDS2 are the two left inside the blend.

The bottle front reads "First Gut-Eye Connection Support", an idea with real research behind it.

PMID 42560008, from 2026, explores endotoxemia in age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy. PMID 42713337, also 2026, examines the gut-retina axis in diabetic retinopathy.

The panel published by usaloves.com lists no probiotic organism, no strain, no CFU count and no named prebiotic.

A 2026 systematic review, PMID 42614605, covers probiotics in vision science. We found no human trial showing these 21 ingredients together lower endotoxin or improve vision.

Europe PMC returns no record for VisiFlora as a finished product. The seller doesn't claim one, and that's normal for the category.

Bing's AI answer for "VisiFlora ingredients" is headed "Full Ingredient List (All 22 Components)". We counted the substances it names, and there are 21.

Bing repeats the seller's 22 and lists one fewer, the same gap as the seller's page.

Its sources are the bigger problem. The seller's domain is tryvisiflora.com, yet no citation in that answer points there.

The citations go to misspelled copies, such as visi-floraa.com, visoiflora.com, visiflaora.com, en-visifllora.com, en-en-visiflora.com and en-visiflora.co, and to reseller subdomains.

One copy says "all 22 VisiFlora ingredients" and another says "all 5". Two reseller sites also show an identical 5/5 on 18.5K reviews.

Bing errs in the seller's favour too, calling VisiFlora a supplement with "transparent ingredients" in its scam answer. Per usaloves.com, fourteen of the 21 share one blend with no individual amounts.

Bing's answer on another query says exact doses aren't disclosed, so its two answers disagree.

For the verdict and score, read our VisiFlora review. The does-it-work page covers the trials behind each ingredient. The side-effects page covers bleeding and medicine questions.

Get a doctor the same day for sudden vision loss, eye pain or flashes. New floaters or a shadow across your sight need the same urgency. No supplement page should be what you act on instead.

Nothing here treats or prevents macular degeneration, glaucoma or cataracts. If an eye doctor prescribed a formula, follow that rather than substituting this one.

This page is desk analysis, and we haven't tested VisiFlora. We read the seller's pages and Bing on 8 October 2026. We rely on usaloves.com's account of its 29 July 2026 label check for the panel. If something changes, tell us through the contact page and we'll add a dated correction.

That link goes to the seller's own site. We earn a commission if you buy, at no extra cost to you, and it never changes what we write. Our full review has the score and the verdict.

This page is information, not medical advice. Statements about supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA.