Bilberry Fruit - Short Dated

Short Dated until end Feb 2027

Bilberry has been found to support eye health. Heavy readers, computer workers, night drivers, or even those who have trouble adapting to dim or bright lights can benefit from the use of bilberry. Bilberry has been found effective in supporting those with sensitivity to light, also called day blindness.

Bilberry also supports the circulatory system. Its active constituents include anthocyanins, which are strong antioxidants. Nature's Sunshine uses 40mg of bilberry fruit standardized to 25 percent anthocyanins.

• Supports eye health
• May support eye irritation and healthy night vision
• May be beneficial for circulation

Per 2 tablets

Calcium (dicalcium phosphate) 200mg

Phosphorus (dicalcium phosphate) 160mg

Bilberry Fruit Extract (Vaccinium myrtillus) standardised to 25% anthocyanins 80mg

Other ingredients: Plant cellulose, vegetable stearic acid, vegetable magnesium stearate, silicon dioxide

Take 2 tablets with a meal three times daily

Keep out of reach of Children. In all cases of all health, seek professional advice before self prescribing.

Bilberry Fruit provides bilberry extract standardised to anthocyanins, alongside calcium and phosphorus from dicalcium phosphate. Bilberry is commonly used for eye support, antioxidant protection and healthy circulation, with anthocyanins being the main compounds people usually want from the fruit.

The calcium and phosphorus are not the reason most people buy Bilberry Fruit, but they are part of the tablet base and add some mineral content. The key point is still the bilberry extract itself. Bilberry is especially popular when eye strain, visual comfort and berry-based antioxidant support are the main priorities.

What is the bilberry in Bilberry Fruit there for?
It is there for anthocyanin support, especially around eye comfort, antioxidant protection and circulation.

Why are anthocyanins important in bilberry?
Anthocyanins are the main antioxidant pigments in bilberry and are the compounds most often associated with the berry's eye support reputation.

What else am I getting in Bilberry Fruit?
You are also getting calcium and phosphorus from dicalcium phosphate, but the bilberry extract is still the main active ingredient.