Supports your immune system and everyday resilience

Zinc is essential for healthy immune cell activity and helps your body face daily challenges with more support.

Helps look after your skin, nails, hair and foundational well-being

Zinc plays a key role in cellular repair, tissue health and visible signs of well-being, so this formula supports more than just one area.

Flexible, easy-to-use liquid format for better uptake and convenience

The liquid drop format allows for adjustable dosing and greater absorption comfort, great if you prefer something gentler than capsules.

Who is it for?

Want a zinc supplement but prefer a liquid format rather than a capsule or tablet

Have dietary or absorption challenges (plant-based diet, restricted intake, digestion issues) where zinc might be harder to get or absorb

Are concerned about immunity, skin/tissue health or mineral support and want a reliable, everyday option

Seek a clean, UK-made product from a brand they trust for clarity and quality

Why Choose This Product?

Our Super Zinc Liquid is manufactured at our UK facility to stringent quality standards, combining two absorbable zinc forms for better uptake and flexible dosing. We include only essential, purposeful ingredients and avoid unnecessary fillers or additives, so you can feel confident you’re choosing a zinc solution built with transparency, integrity and simplicity.

How to recycle

Empty it, take apart what comes away easily, and follow your local rules.

See how to recycle the dropper bottle or the larger plastic bottle.

Further Info

Zinc is an essential mineral that plays a vital role in immune function, skin health, cognitive performance, and metabolism. While it is found in a variety of foods, supplementation may be beneficial for those with higher zinc needs or individuals who struggle to obtain sufficient amounts from their diet.

Zinc is naturally found in various foods, including:
✔ Animal-Based Sources - Meat, shellfish, dairy, and eggs (better absorbed)
✔ Plant-Based Sources - Legumes, seeds, nuts, and whole grains

Zinc from animal sources is absorbed more efficiently than from plant-based foods due to phytates, which inhibit zinc absorption. Fermenting, soaking, or sprouting grains and legumes can help improve absorption.

Common Signs of Zinc Deficiency
Zinc is essential for many bodily functions. A deficiency can lead to:
✔ Frequent infections (weakened immunity)
✔ Slow wound healing
✔ Hair loss and brittle nails (white spots on nails)
✔ Skin issues such as dermatitis and acne
✔ Loss of taste or smell

Key Benefits Of Zinc
Supports Immune Function

Zinc is essential for a healthy immune system, supporting the activity of T-cells and natural killer cells. It plays a key role in inflammatory responses and helps the body fight off bacterial and viral infections. Zinc deficiency has been linked to increased susceptibility to illness and infections.

Aids DNA Synthesis & Cell Division
Zinc is vital for DNA synthesis and cell division, crucial for growth, tissue repair, and wound healing. It ensures cells regenerate properly, supporting healthy skin, muscles, and overall body function.

Protects Against Oxidative Damage
Zinc functions as a cofactor for antioxidant enzymes, such as superoxide dismutase, helping to neutralise free radicals. This reduces oxidative stress and protects DNA, proteins, and lipids from damage, which is linked to ageing and chronic diseases.

Maintains Bone Health
Zinc supports bone formation and mineralisation by enhancing osteoblast (bone-building cell) activity and regulating bone resorption. It also contributes to collagen synthesis, essential for bone strength and density.

Supports Cognitive Function
Zinc plays a role in brain function, learning, and memory. It helps regulate neurotransmitter activity and supports synaptic function. A deficiency has been linked to cognitive decline, particularly in older adults.

Promotes Fertility & Reproductive Health
Zinc is essential for normal fertility and reproductive health, particularly in men, where it supports sperm production and motility. It also contributes to hormone regulation, including testosterone levels and ovarian function in women.

Essential for Normal Vision
Zinc plays a key role in maintaining normal vision by supporting vitamin A metabolism, crucial for night vision and overall eye health. It helps transport vitamin A from the liver to the retina and protects eye cells from oxidative damage.

Contributes to Fatty Acid & Vitamin A Metabolism
Zinc is involved in the metabolism of essential fatty acids, which are necessary for cell membrane integrity, brain health, and hormone production. It also ensures the proper storage, transport, and use of vitamin A.

Maintains Acid-Base Balance
Zinc plays a role in maintaining pH balance in the body by regulating acid-base metabolism. It ensures cellular stability and prevents excessive acidity, which can impact metabolic function.

Metabolics Ionic Super Zinc - 100ml Liquid