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Vespera Immune & Radiance - Zinc Bisglycinate - 60 Capsules
Vespera Immune & Radiance - Zinc Bisglycinate - 60 Capsules
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Immune & Radiance Zinc
Zinc Bisglycinate · 60 Capsules
Zinc oxide is cheap and common — and poorly absorbed. Bisglycinate is a chelated form bound to glycine, giving your body a form it can actually take up efficiently, which matters for a mineral involved in both immune function and skin repair.
Supplement Facts (per daily dose — 1 capsule)
| Nutrient | Amount | % NRV |
|---|---|---|
| Zinc (as Bisglycinate) | 15 mg | 150% |
Other ingredients: microcrystalline cellulose, pullulan (vegan capsule shell).
Who it's for
- Anyone getting sick often or slow to recover from minor illness
- People interested in zinc's role in skin healing and complexion, not just immunity
- Anyone currently taking zinc oxide and wanting a better-absorbed form
Who should speak to a doctor first
Anyone taking copper supplements or with a diagnosed copper deficiency (long-term high-dose zinc can reduce copper absorption), and anyone on antibiotics, since zinc can reduce absorption of certain antibiotic classes if taken at the same time.
How to take it
1 capsule daily with sufficient liquid, preferably with a meal.
FAQ
Is it vegan? Yes — the capsule shell is pullulan, a plant-based coating, not gelatin.
Why bisglycinate instead of zinc oxide or citrate? Bisglycinate is chelated to glycine, which allows absorption through a dedicated amino acid transport pathway rather than relying on stomach acid to dissolve the mineral — this generally means better uptake and less digestive irritation.
Can I take this long-term? 15mg/day (150% NRV) is a moderate dose suitable for daily use; very high-dose zinc long-term can affect copper levels, which this dose is designed to avoid.
✓ Why Trust Vespera
- Third-party lab tested — certificate of analysis available on request
- Manufactured in a GMP-certified facility
- Bisglycinate form, not oxide — chosen for absorption, not cost
- No artificial fillers or unnecessary excipients
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