• Supports eye health
• Maintains immune health
• Helps maintain healthy skin and hair
• Supports bone health

What is Swanson Vitamin A?

There are two relatively huge clues as to what Vitamin A's main role in our bodies is and they both come from alternative names for this primary and essential vitamin. Also known as Retinol or (when derived from plant sources) Beta-Carotene, Swanson Vitamin A has been utilised throughout the medicinal community to better your eyesight.

Having been named after the central point of the eye, Swanson Vitamin A or Retinol has shown major promise in the maintenance of our optic organs. Found mainly in carrots, fish oil and spinach, Swanson Vitamin A brings all of its benefits to you in these easy high absorption and easily swallowed softgels.

Vitamin A is a fat soluble nutrient which is integral to our ability to grow. Our bones, vision, cell division and immune systems all rely on it to keep functioning at their maximum capabilities.

• Also known as Retinol - named after the Retina for its prevalence in our eyes
• Helps promote bone health, eyesight and cell differentiation
• Produces white blood cells to fight infections
• 10,000 IU

While a lot of Vitamin A supplements come from Beta-Carotenoids, it is worth noting that of the 500 odd carotenoids available, only around 10 are body compatible. Swanson Vitamin A is made from fish oil to guarantee a higher level of bioavailability.

What is Swanson Vitamin A used for?

As the blanket term for retinoids, Vitamin A covers a whole range of bioactive compounds that occur naturally in both animal and plant tissues. In the case of Swanson Vitamin A, it is a fish oil derivative that has been ratified by the USP.

The United States Pharmacopoeia (USP) is a scientific body that sets federally recognised public standards of quality for all kinds of medicines. Its stamp of approval is the highest accolade necessary to prove the efficacy of the product in question. In this case, Swanson Vitamin A.

• USP approved
• Produced from Fish Oil

With daily recommendations standing between 5,000 UI and 10,000 UI, Swanson Vitamin A offers you the complete package to protect your body from deficiency.

While deficiency is relatively uncommon, it is not unheard of and the effects can be ravaging. Night blindness tends to be an initial symptom of vitamin A deficiency and can even lead to permanent blindness if left unattended. The benefit of a daily dose of Swanson Vitamin A is avoiding these unpleasant complications by attacking the problem at the source.

What is the recommended dosage of Swanson Vitamin A?

To be taken as a dietary supplement. Take one softgel a day with water.

Special precautions

Other ingredients include Soybean oil, gelatin, glycerin, purified water.

If you are already on other medication or suffer from any pre-existing conditions which you believe may contradict this supplement then ALWAYS seek advice from a physician before taking.

Do not exceed the recommended dose.

Do not take if the outer seal is broken or damaged upon purchase.

WARNING: Not suitable for pregnant women or women who are likely to become pregnant.

Because Vitamin A is stored in the liver, dietary supplementation is not advised for alcoholics.