7 Best Bilberry supplements
- Contains 375 mg of wild blueberry per capsule
- 100% pure and certified organic
- With Mirtoselect® from Indena
- Plus 200 mg grape skin extract
- Contains 60 mg of standardized blueberry extract per capsule
- Standardized to 15 mg (25%) anthocyanosides per capsule
- Formula for the eyes
- Contains B vitamins and bilberry
- Formula for the eyes
- Contains bilberry and pycnogenol
- With Mirtoselect® from Indena
- Contains high concentration of anthocyanins
- Formula for the brain
- Contains sage, blueberry complex, ashwagandha, phosphatidylserine and uridine
- With Mirtoselect® from Indena
- Plus 200 mg grape skin extract
- Formula for the eyes
- Contains bilberry and pycnogenol
- Formula for the brain
- Contains sage, blueberry complex, ashwagandha, phosphatidylserine and uridine
- With Mirtoselect® from Indena
- Contains high concentration of anthocyanins
- Contains 375 mg of wild blueberry per capsule
- 100% pure and certified organic
- Formula for the eyes
- Contains B vitamins and bilberry
- Contains 60 mg of standardized blueberry extract per capsule
- Standardized to 15 mg (25%) anthocyanosides per capsule
The specific anthocyanins from Bilberry (and not Blueberry) are among the most powerful flavonoids (a group of natural compounds in the polyphenol family). Most well known is their effect on the eyes. They contribute to normal eye function and support strong small blood vessels.
Blueberry or Blueberry: What's the difference?
Bilberry and Blueberry are two very different berries, although they are very similar. Bilberry in Dutch is (blue) blueberry. Blueberry is blueberry (without the "forest," that is). Bilberry contains about 6 times as many anthocyanins as the blueberry we know from the supermarket.
Anthocyanins are also often called anthocyanosides. Both names refer to the same substance from Bilberry.
Patented Mirtoselect® extract
Mirtoselect® from Italy's Indena is one of the best bilberry extracts. It contains a high concentration of the important anthocyanins.
These are specific polyphenols that have a positive effect on the blood vessels and especially the small blood vessels in the eyes.
Tip
Use bilberry in combination with Astaxanthin, Lutein + Zeaxanthin and Pycnogenol.
Bilberry is good for*:
- Eyesight
- Blood vessels
- Blood Sugar
- Stomach and Bowel
* EC approval health claim(s) pending.
Written by: Wouter Olthof
Reviewed by: Liesbeth Thoen
Updated: December 2, 2022