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Search and filter this category ↗Antioxidant blends combine nutrients or plant compounds that interact with oxidation processes. The body also uses its own antioxidant systems, and normal cell signalling depends on a balance of these processes. A blend name or a laboratory antioxidant score does not reveal whether the finished product improves a meaningful health outcome.
NCCIH finds no consistent evidence that antioxidant supplements prevent chronic disease in the general population. Benefits of specific eye-health formulas in selected patients cannot be transferred to unrelated blends. Laboratory mechanisms, combined ingredient lists and larger doses do not demonstrate a finished-product benefit.
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Ingredient context reviewed 2026-10-26. General ingredient evidence does not verify the exact branded products below.
60 vegetable capsules; serving: 1 capsule (0.82 g)
Each capsule lists fenugreek and pomegranate extracts at 100 mg each, vitamin C 55 mg, bilberry extract 50 mg, lycopene 30 mg and grape seed extract 30 mg.
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60 vegetarian capsules; one-capsule serving
Each capsule lists 475 mg wild blueberry extract blend, 200 mg POMELLA pomegranate fruit extract standardized to 30% punicalagins and 75 mg BlueActiv wild blueberry fruit extract.
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