The Complete Vitiligo Skin Pigment Support Supplement
VITIVITAMINS
Skin Pigment Support
This dynamic blend of Copper, Zinc, Vitamins C & E, and Polypodium Leucotomos works to fade dark spots, ease hyperpigmentation, and revive your natural glow.
Directions: Take 2 Skin Support vitamins daily
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DOES NOT CONTAIN caffeine, gelatin, seed oils, preservatives, or aspirin
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Vegan and Gluten-free
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All natural flavor and color
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Made in the USA with locally sourced ingredients
What Makes Us Different
Comprehensive Formula: The ONLY Physician-formulated all-in-one Vitiligo supplement on the market
DOES NOT CONTAIN gelatin, seed oils, preservatives, or artificial sweeteners/flavors
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Rooted in Science: Each ingredient is carefully selected based on clinical research
Complete Support: The ultimate vitiligo support multivitamin
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FDA Compliant: Manufactured in an FDA and GMP compliant facility
What’s Inside & How It Helps
VitiVitamins contains a powerful blend of vitamins, minerals, and plant extracts specifically chosen for their potential benefits in supporting skin pigmentation:
Vitamin D3
40 mcg
Immune regulation to help manage autoimmune response
May influence melanocyte function and melanin production
Antioxidant effects to protect melanocytes from oxidative stress
Studies show vitiligo patients often have lower vitamin D levels
Vitamin C
400 mg
Powerful antioxidant protecting skin cells from oxidative stress
Essential for collagen synthesis and skin health
Immune-modulating properties
Helps shield existing melanin from damage
B Complex Vitamins
B1 (50 mcg), B5 (100 mg), B9 (200 mcg), B12 (250 mcg)
Immune regulation to help manage autoimmune response
May influence melanocyte function and melanin production
Antioxidant effects to protect melanocytes from oxidative stress
Studies show vitiligo patients often have lower vitamin D levels
Vitamin E
20 mg
Potent antioxidant protecting melanocytes
Supports cell membrane integrity
Anti-inflammatory properties
May aid repigmentation by protecting melanocytes
Zinc
20 mg
Modulates immune response in vitiligo
Antioxidant defense for melanocytes
Influences melanin synthesis
Cofactor for enzymes involved in melanin production
Copper
1 mg
Essential cofactor for melanin synthesis
Component of antioxidant enzymes
Supports collagen formation
Studies show vitiligo patients have lower copper levels
Ginkgo Biloba
120 mg
Antioxidant properties protecting melanocytes
Enhances blood flow to support skin health
Immunomodulatory effects
Studies show it may halt disease progression
Polypodium leucotomos (Calaguala)
250 mg
Photoprotective properties shielding skin cells
Antioxidant effects against oxidative stress
Anti-inflammatory benefits
Shown to enhance effects of conventional treatments
The Science Behind Skin Pigment Support
Vitamin D
According to Abraham DJ. et al., 2007, vitamin D is linked to various chemical activities at cellular level which may lead to repigmentation of white patches of skin caused by vitiligo. Moreover, in a cross-sectional study by Zainab M. et al., 2021, it has been observed that subjects with vitiligo had lower levels of serum vitamin D as compared to the control group.
A 2013 study claims that high doses of Vitamin D intake in patients with vitiligo helps resolve pigmentation. 16 vitiligo subjects when given vitamin D up to 35000 I.U daily for six months, coupled with dietary calcium and dairy restriction, produced promising results.
B Complex Vitamins
A 1997 study examined the effects of folic acid and vitamin B12 in vitiligo patients for 2 years. Repigmentation was clearly seen in 52 subjects which was more pronounced in the sun-exposed areas. 6 patients experienced total repigmentation, whereas the spread of the disease had come to a halt in 64% of subjects.
The findings are further established by the fact that vitiligo patients have low serum levels of vitamin B12 as compared to healthy subjects Maha A. et al., 2021.
Zinc and Copper
Zinc is a trace element and an integral part of several metabolic pathways in the body. Being an antioxidant and an antiapoptotic, the element saves melanocytes from undergoing cellular death. Zinc also plays a significant role in melanogenesis (Nooshin B. et al., 2011).
Zahra K. et al., 2022 measured serum copper and zinc levels of vitiligo patients and compared that to those of healthy subjects. It was found that both elements are significantly lower in vitiligo patients. Hence, copper supplementation has a great role in supporting skin health in those with vitiligo.
Ginkgo biloba
This plant native to China carries antioxidant and immunomodulatory properties. D. Parsad et al., 2003 in his study mentions that daily supplementation of Ginkgo biloba in patients with vitiligo results in cessation of progression of the disease.
Polypodium leucotomos
Extracts of this tropical fern have shown promising effects in the treatment of skin pigmentation disorders. The plant is native to tropical and subtropical regions of America.
Oral forms of polypodium leucotomos when added as an adjunct to psoralens, ultraviolet A and narrowband ultraviolet B for treatment of vitiligo have demonstrated significant improvements (M. Nestor et al., 2014).