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StorneVis Complete

A broad ingredient overview combining carotenoids, vitamin A, zinc and omega-3 DHA.

Open nutrition journal with marigolds, fish oil source ingredients and a bowl of greens

One label, several ingredient families

StorneVis Complete brings together plant-derived carotenoids, selected vitamins, a mineral and DHA from fish oil in a single labelled formulation. Our editorial purpose in this guide is to explain what the label states, not to promise a particular experience or outcome for any individual reader.

Vitamin A and zinc contribute to the maintenance of normal vision. Zinc contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress. These statements are the recognised nutrient function claims referenced on this page and apply to the individual nutrients named, not to the formulation as a combined whole.

Three ingredient families in one formula

Carotenoids

Lutein and zeaxanthin, both sourced from marigold extract, are naturally occurring plant pigments included as ingredients without an assigned reference value.

Vitamin and mineral

Vitamin A as retinyl acetate and zinc as zinc oxide are each declared at 100% of their Nutrient Reference Value per capsule.

Omega-3

DHA sourced from fish oil is included at 200 mg per capsule and is described here as an ingredient, consistent with general nutrition literature on dietary fats.

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Declared ingredients

NutrientFormPer capsule% NRV
LuteinMarigold extract10 mg—
ZeaxanthinFrom marigold extract2 mg—
Vitamin ARetinyl acetate800 µg RE100%
ZincZinc oxide10 mg100%
Omega-3 DHAFish oil200 mg—

Context for readers

Lutein from Tagetes erecta marigold extract is a natural carotenoid included as part of the StorneVis Complete daily formula. Zeaxanthin from marigold extract is a carotenoid naturally present in leafy vegetables, included as part of the same formula. Fish-derived DHA is a marine-sourced omega-3 fatty acid; readers who follow a plant-based diet or who have a known fish or shellfish allergy should check the full allergen statement on the product packaging before use.

  • Check the label for allergens, including fish-derived ingredients, and source details before use.
  • Store the product according to the stated instructions, typically in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
  • Keep the packaging or a note of the batch details in case a question arises later about a specific production run.

What readers say about combined formulas

"Having the carotenoids, the vitamin and the omega-3 on one label made it easier to compare against what I was already eating that week." — reader feedback, paraphrased and anonymised.
"I liked that the guide separated the ingredient description from the nutrient function claim instead of blending them together." — reader feedback, paraphrased and anonymised.
"The allergen note about fish-derived DHA was useful before I looked at the full packaging." — reader feedback, paraphrased and anonymised.
"A dash instead of a made-up percentage for lutein felt more honest than most labels I have read." — reader feedback, paraphrased and anonymised.

Comparing this guide with our other formulations

Readers weighing a combined formulation against a narrower one may find it useful to compare this page with our StorneVis Lutein guide, which focuses on the two carotenoids alone, or our StorneVis A+Zinc guide, which focuses on vitamin A and zinc alongside selenium, riboflavin and copper. None of these pages recommend one formulation over another; the right choice for any individual depends on personal diet, existing supplement use and, where relevant, professional advice.