

Fresh Look · 30-day eye wellness routine
MARIGOLD
LUTEINFRESH LOOK
A Japanese capsule formula built around marigold lutein, maqui berry, cassis anthocyanins, purple botanicals, low molecular hyaluronic acid and supporting vitamins for modern vision-support portfolios.

Why it was created
Eye wellness for
modern daily exposure.
Screens are only one part of modern visual load. Sunlight and glare, dry conditioned air, travel, sustained near-focus work and irregular rest can all shape everyday eye comfort and the appearance of the under-eye area.
Marigold Lutein Fresh Look combines a lutein-led carotenoid concept with deep-purple berry anthocyanins, Japanese purple botanicals and a compact three-capsule daily format.

Anatomy · retinal context
Follow the light.
Discover the macula.
A simplified eye cross-section connects incoming light with the retinal region associated with macular pigments.
Explore ingredient evidenceLight enters
Light passes through the optical structures of the eye toward the retina.
General biological context, not a clinical result for this supplement. Simplified and not to scale.
Formula architecture
One daily system.
Four source layers.




Inside the formula · per 3-capsule daily serving
Lutein first.
Anthocyanin rich.
Amounts follow the supplied manufacturer specification and are calculated for the three-capsule daily serving. Destination-market labels remain authoritative.Cassis extract with polyphenols & anthocyanins
Blackcurrant fruit extract is the largest declared botanical layer in the three-capsule daily serving.
Marigold flower extract
The manufacturer specification lists 16.70 mg extract providing 3.33 mg lutein per capsule.
Purple chrysanthemum extract
A purple botanical extract specified to provide flavones expressed as luteolin.
Purple sweet potato powder
A Japanese purple-root layer that complements the anthocyanin-rich botanical architecture.
Maqui berry extract
The daily serving provides 10.5 mg anthocyanins from maqui, including 7.5 mg delphinidin.
Blue honeysuckle (haskap) extract
A quantified berry extract that complements the cassis and maqui layers in the current specification.
Gamma-oryzanol
A rice-derived antioxidant component included in the specified oil-based capsule system.
Nikko maple extract
A Japanese botanical extract included as a small precision layer in the manufacturer specification.
Black pepper extract
The extract is specified at 1.67 mg per capsule, with a declared piperine content.
Low molecular hyaluronic acid
A moisture-associated ingredient included as a fine support layer in the daily capsule system.
Vitamin A, E, B6 & B12
Vitamin A 540 micrograms, vitamin E 6 mg, vitamin B6 1.4 mg and vitamin B12 2.4 micrograms complete the three-capsule daily serving.

A complete daily composition
Vision support
without heavy claims.
The page frames Marigold Lutein for pharmacy, clinic, spa and premium retail portfolios while respecting export communication: it explains the formula architecture, serving size and evidence boundaries without presenting the product as a medicine.
Ingredient evidence library
Evidence, with the
right boundaries.
AREDS2 carotenoid research
AREDS2 studied lutein and zeaxanthin inside a specific eye-health formulation and population. It is valuable carotenoid context, not evidence for this finished product.
MaquiBright and tear-fluid research
A pilot study examined a standardised maqui berry extract and dry-eye related measures. The tested branded preparation and dose are not the same as this capsule formula.
Cassis anthocyanin eye-health context
Published research has evaluated black-currant anthocyanins in ocular contexts. It supports ingredient discussion only and does not establish a claim for Marigold Lutein.
Professional product data
Complete details,
clearly organised.
The quantitative formula is presented above. Here, professionals can review the complete ingredient declaration, nutrition panel, format, directions and handling information.Complete ingredients & allergens01
Formula and carriers in the supplied specification: Refined olive oil, blackcurrant (cassis) fruit extract, marigold flower extract, purple chrysanthemum flower extract, purple sweet potato powder, beeswax, fatty acid monoglycerides, maqui berry extract, blue honeysuckle (haskap) fruit extract, gamma-oryzanol, vitamin E preparation, black pepper extract, retinyl palmitate (vitamin A), Nikko maple extract, cyanocobalamin (vitamin B12), pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), low molecular weight hyaluronic acid and glycerin.
Capsule shell: Darkened soft capsule made with fish gelatin and glycerin. The Japanese consumer declaration also lists dextrin, processed starch, guar hydrolysate and marigold colour among the complete ingredient and processing system. The approved market-specific declaration remains authoritative.
Allergen note: Contains fish gelatin; it is not suitable for vegetarian or vegan positioning.
Format & daily serving02
Nutrition per daily serving03
Use, storage & precautions04
Take three capsules daily with water or warm water according to the current Japanese directions. Store away from high temperature, humidity and direct sunlight. Pregnant or lactating women, people taking medication or people under medical care should consult a qualified healthcare professional before use. This is a food supplement, not a medicine.
IN JAPAN
Japanese quality & provenance
Botanical colour,
completed in Japan.
The formula combines marigold lutein with berry anthocyanins, purple botanicals, hyaluronic acid and vitamins in a 90-capsule professional export format.
Frequently asked
Clear answers,
without overclaiming.
01What is the daily serving?+
The current directions indicate three capsules daily with water or warm water. Destination-market labels remain authoritative.
02Is this only a lutein product?+
No. Lutein is the hero name, but the formula is broader: cassis, maqui, purple chrysanthemum, purple sweet potato, haskap, hyaluronic acid and vitamins are also declared.
03Can the page claim retina, lens and macula support?+
The English pack uses those positioning phrases. For export, each market should review permitted wording and avoid medical, disease-treatment or guaranteed-performance claims.
04Are the cited studies trials of this finished product?+
No. They concern individual ingredients, ingredient families or different preparations. They are included as ingredient-context references only.
05Who should seek professional advice before use?+
As with all dietary supplements, pregnant or lactating women, people taking medication and people under medical care should consult a qualified healthcare professional before use.
Food supplement · Not a medicine
Product information is educational and intended for professional portfolio review. It is not medical advice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. Suitability, permitted claims and labelling must be assessed for each destination market.Marigold Lutein · Fresh Look