Vitamin A Retinyl Acetate - Pure Encapsulations

Vitamin A (retinol) is particularly important for your skin and mucous membranes, as well as your eyesight and immune system. The micronutrient also influences how well your body metabolizes iron and plays a role in cell specialization. In short, the fat-soluble vitamin A has many functions in your body, and you should therefore ensure an adequate supply. Ideally, through a balanced diet – or, in times of increased demand, through vitamin A capsules as a dietary supplement.

Daily Requirement and Supply of Vitamin A

Generally, a daily intake of 700 to 950 mcg of vitamin A is recommended for adults. However, how much vitamin A your body actually needs per day depends on several factors. The fat-soluble vitamin is primarily found in animal products. Offal such as liver is particularly rich in retinol, but meat, fish, and eggs are also good sources of retinol. If you rarely or never consume these, or if you eat a vegan or vegetarian diet, you should therefore pay attention to an adequate supply of vitamin A. A good alternative is carotenoids (e.g., beta-carotene), which are found in many fruits and vegetables and which your body can convert into vitamin A as needed. Or you can opt for vegan supplements in the form of retinol capsules.

Vitamin A Capsules for Your Daily Needs

Pure Encapsulations® Vitamin A capsules contain vitamin A as retinyl acetate, which is a storage form of retinol and can be converted very well by the body. Like all scientifically based products from Pure Encapsulations®, this nutrient preparation is characterized by its high bioavailability and tolerability. Thanks to its hypoallergenic production, it is also very suitable for sensitive individuals, people with food intolerances, and allergy sufferers.