Frost & Sullivan Recognizes OmniActive Health Technologies for 2017 North American Product Leadership with Unique Macular Carotenoid Ingredient

Clinical trials demonstrate that OmniActive's Lutemax^® 2020 offers eye, skin, and brain health benefits formulated from a single ingredient

SANTA CLARA, California, Oct. 24, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Based on its recent analysis of the eye health ingredient market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes OmniActive Health Technologies with the 2017 North American Product Leadership Award. OmniActive's strong R&D culture, vertically integrated manufacturing, and quality control systems (cGMP and HACCP systems) in all of its FDA CFR110 cGMP audited facilities, has positioned the company as a market leader with Lutemax^® 2020. This is a unique eye health ingredient that has demonstrated efficacy and safety through extensive clinical trials and university partnerships.

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Evolving consumer lifestyles, which are characterized by hectic schedules, prolonged exposure to high-energy blue light from computers/screens, and exposure to toxic materials adversely impact human eyesight. In response, both ophthalmologists and consumers have turned to eye health supplements for proactive eye care health maintenance. OmniActive Health Technologies has met this growing interest with its product, Lutemax^® 2020. This product contains all 3 macular carotenoids (lutein, RR-zeaxanthin, and RS [meso]-zeaxanthin) in a specific ratio and the combination of these macular carotenoids supports visual function and overall eye health. In addition, this combination also supports skin and brain wellness.

The eye health supplement market is poised for increasing growth because consumers have realized the health benefits of macular carotenoids—the pigments responsible for the yellow and red color in plants. Macular carotenoids, specifically lutein, RR-zeaxanthin, and RS (meso)-zeaxanthin, are the only three found in the human eye. However, current use of such supplements rich in all three carotenoids is limited, with the United States dominating the market followed by Europe and Asia. Some products on the market offer a combination of lutein and RR-zeaxanthin, but the majority is not known to offer all three with clinically supported bioavailability and efficacy.