Lutein and zeaxanthin are indeed related to eye health: they accumulate in the macula—the central area of the retina that provides the sharpest vision—and form a significant portion of macular pigment. But this doesn't mean everyone needs to take them in capsule form.
Yes, there is evidence of collagen's benefits for joints, but it's important to understand it correctly. Modern meta-analyses of randomized trials show that in people with osteoarthritis, primarily of the knee, collagen supplements can, on average, slightly reduce pain and improve function.
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