VitroCap N

Why use VitroCap N & Who is it for? 

The vitreous body is the jelly-like fluid inside the eye. The degeneration of the vitreous body can lead to eye floaters which are perceptible spots, specks or thread-like structures in the field of vision. Eye floaters are caused by collagen fibres clumping together in the vitreous body of the eye and casting shadows on the retina.

Vitreous bodies with floaters have lower levels of protective micronutrients. By supplementing them, it may be possible to restore the vitreous’ natural defense system, prevent further collagen aggregation, and reduce floaters over time.

The composition of VitroCap N is based on the increased need for specific nutrients in people with degeneration of the vitreous body who have eye floaters. VitroCap N capsules contain specially prepared phytonutrients from grape seeds and citrus fruit as well as vitamin C and the amino acid L-lysine. These nutrients are naturally involved in the maintenance and protection of collagen fibres and hyaluronic acid in the body and also in the eye.

Degenerated vitreous bodies with floaters have lower levels of these protective compounds. By supplementing these key nutrients, it may be possible to restore the vitreous’ natural defense system, prevent further collagen aggregation, and reduce floaters over time.

Is There Scientific Evidence for This Approach?

Yes! The Floater Intervention Study (FLIES) was the first randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial to evaluate the effect of targeted nutritional supplementation on eye floaters. Study details:

• 61 patients aged 18–79 years participated.
• After six months of supplementation with VitroCap N, 77% of patients reported a reduction in vitreous opacities.

This research highlights how targeted nutrients can improve vitreous health and reduce floaters over time.

Please note: If you notice floaters it is vital to check with your eye care professional first, to check that they are caused by natural degeneration rather than anything more serious that requires medical attention.