About CONZACE
CONZACE is a multivitamin and mineral supplement marketed in the Philippines and manufactured by Unilab, Inc. The product is distinguished by its “ZACE” formulation, which combines Zinc with Vitamins A, C, and E.[1] Unlike broad-spectrum multivitamins, CONZACE is specifically positioned to provide dual benefits: supporting immune system function while promoting healthy skin and hair.[1] It is classified as a nutritional supplement intended for the prevention and treatment of vitamin and mineral deficiencies in adults.[2]
Product Overview
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | Conzace® |
| Product Category | Multivitamin + Mineral |
| Manufacturer / Distributor | Unilab, Inc. |
| Primary Market | Philippines |
| Key Nutrients | Vitamins A, C, E + Zinc |
| Dosage Form | Softgel Capsule |
| Standard Dosage | 1 capsule once daily |
| Target Users | Adults 19 years old and above |
| Main Positioning | Immunity + Skin & Hair Health |
| Brand Concept | “ZACE” (Zinc + Vitamins A, C, and E) |
Official product information describes CONZACE as an aid for preventing and treating specific nutrient deficiencies rather than serving as a general daily multivitamin.[1]
Formulation and Ingredients
CONZACE utilizes a concentrated four-nutrient profile rather than a comprehensive array of micronutrients. According to current manufacturer specifications, each softgel capsule contains the following:[1]
| Nutrient | Chemical Form | Amount per Softgel |
|---|---|---|
| Vitamin A | Retinol Palmitate | 5,000 IU |
| Vitamin E | dL-alpha Tocopheryl Acetate | 100 IU |
| Vitamin C | Ascorbic Acid | 500 mg |
| Zinc | Zinc Sulfate | 25 mg |
The brand refers to this specific combination as the “ZACE” formula, an acronym derived from its constituent ingredients:[1]
- Z: Zinc
- A: Vitamin A
- C: Vitamin C
- E: Vitamin E
Functional Roles of Ingredients
Each component in the ZACE formulation serves distinct physiological functions that support the brand’s dual positioning:
- Vitamin A: Essential for normal vision, epithelial tissue maintenance, and cellular processes. In the context of CONZACE, it is highlighted for its role in retinol-related skin function.[1]
- Vitamin C: Functions as an antioxidant and contributes to collagen formation, tissue repair, wound healing, and normal immune system function.[1]
- Vitamin E: An antioxidant that protects cells from oxidative damage, supporting the product’s skin-health and antioxidant claims.[1]
- Zinc: An essential mineral involved in protein synthesis, tissue repair, and immune function. It serves as the foundational mineral in the ZACE combination.[1]
Therapeutic Indications and Benefits
CONZACE marketing focuses on two primary pillars that differentiate it from standard vitamin supplements.
Immune Support
The product is promoted as a nutritional supplement that supports the immune system. Manufacturer literature cites clinical evidence regarding improvements in immune-related measures and highlights the relationship between these nutrients and white blood cell function.[1] This is framed as nutritional support rather than a medical guarantee against infection or a replacement for therapeutic treatment.
Skin and Hair Health
The second pillar emphasizes dermatological health. By combining Vitamins A, C, and E with Zinc, CONZACE targets normal skin functions and appearance.[1] This positioning bridges the gap between clinical supplementation and beauty-from-within products, often summarized in brand communications as “Stronger Immunity + Healthy Skin & Hair.”[1]
Usage and Administration
The recommended dosage for CONZACE is one softgel capsule taken orally once daily, or as prescribed by a physician.[1] Because Vitamins A and E are fat-soluble, the manufacturer advises taking the supplement with meals to facilitate optimal absorption.[1] It may be consumed in either the morning or evening.
The formulation is intended exclusively for adults aged 19 years and older. Individuals who are pregnant, nursing, or have specific health conditions are advised to consult a healthcare professional before use.[1] As with other supplements containing fat-soluble vitamins, exceeding the recommended dosage does not increase efficacy and may pose health risks.
Classification
In the Philippine pharmaceutical market, CONZACE is categorized as a multivitamin with minerals. MIMS Philippines assigns it the ATC classification A11AA04, which covers multivitamins and trace elements.[2] It is registered as a nutritional supplement for adult use in the prevention and treatment of deficiencies.[2]
Brand Positioning and Marketing
CONZACE occupies a niche between traditional multivitamins, immune boosters, and dermatological supplements. While conventional multivitamins typically emphasize general nutritional coverage, CONZACE concentrates its messaging on the intersection of health and physical appearance.[1]
Historically, the brand has utilized campaigns such as “Immunity is Sexy” to connect internal health markers with external confidence and aesthetics.[1] This strategy is reinforced through educational content focusing on the individual benefits of retinol, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, and Zinc.[1] The ZACE mnemonic serves as a core branding device, simplifying the complex formulation into a recognizable consumer concept.[1]
Availability
CONZACE is primarily distributed within the Philippines through major drugstore chains and e-commerce platforms.[1] Retailers such as Watsons Philippines offer the product in both individual blister packs and promotional multipacks.[3] Unilab maintains an official store locator and buying guide directing consumers to authorized nationwide distributors.[1]
Manufacturer
CONZACE is produced and distributed by Unilab, Inc., one of the largest pharmaceutical and consumer healthcare companies in the Philippines.[1] As of 2026, Unilab continues to manufacture the product with the established ZACE formulation (Vitamin A 5,000 IU, Vitamin C 500 mg, Vitamin E 100 IU, Zinc 25 mg).[1]
Important Considerations
CONZACE is indicated for the prevention and treatment of vitamin and mineral deficiencies and is not a substitute for a balanced diet, medical treatment, or professional medical advice.[1] Consumers should refer to the manufacturer’s current product information for the most accurate details regarding formulation and indications, as retailer listings may vary in price, packaging, or country of origin specifications.[1]



