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Vitamin C Reviews

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Martin Harvey
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The manufacturers of these tablets emphasise they are smaller than some other brands. However, they are still a fair bit bigger than the Vitamin C supplements I currently take, even if the NRV content of those is slightly less. So, people who have difficulty swallowing may find these a problem. To be honest, I am not sure you need a 1250% NRV (daily dose) of this vitamin, and although vegan, and gluten free, they are a lot more expensive than many of the alternatives out there. Ideally for this price I would have liked to see it combined with a Zinc supplement, at a lower NRV, and in a smaller tablet. These tablets come beautifully packaged in their own designer type cardboard box, which no doubt adds to the price, is very wasteful, and will probably just end up in the bin as soon as you've opened it. When these first arrived I thought Amazon had sent me an expensive watch, or article or jewelry in error, and I think it is over the top, and totally unwarranted. I'm not knocking the products health benefits, but I certainly wouldn't pay the price for a 3 month supply of vitamin C, as there are far too many alternative, cheaper, and effective products to choose from.
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Posted 4 years ago
Those tablets come in a very interestingly designed box that informs you that you have donated one meal for a vulnerable person thanks to buying those tablets, which is a great message to get. The bottle itself is all red, and the fact you have written on its fight makes me think taking those supplements will help my immune system fight all the sickness around. You will get a minimum of 4 months of supply of high-strength vegan Vitamin C to support your immune system, reduce tiredness and fatigue as well as support your general well-being. The tablets are medium to large in size and are easy to swallow, with no particular aftertaste afterwards (not that I noticed anyway). I have been taking it for just a few days, so I can't comment too much about seeing major changes, but I am hopeful. I take all my supplements in the mornings just after breakfast, which works the best for me, and that's when I noticed the biggest benefits. I think it is a good quality vegan supplement at a reasonable price, so I would recommend it.
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Posted 4 years ago
My GP recommended I take Vitamin C given the frequency of my infections - and the latest thinking does seem to be that taking vitamin C regularly can reduce the severity and duration of colds, though not prevent them. So I decided to give it a try last winter and had a substantial reduction in days ill. These Vitamin C supplements are 1000mg a day, and dosage at this high level is what is linked in studies to reductions in illness. Higher dosage is not necessarily all good – 1000mg is within recognised safe limits but you might want to read up if you are at risk of kidney stones. They also have some additional ‘immune booster’ citrus bioflavonoids and rosehip extract, although some swankier tablets have other ingredients too. At just over 10p per daily dose they are reasonable value compared to other Vitamin C+ tablets I have reviewed at 5-6p a tablet for 500mg doses and 11p for 1000mg doses. These may not be the right pills to choose if you have difficulty swallowing. They need to be swallowed with cold water. I tried warm tea first and the pill started fizzing in my mouth and I had eventually to break it into half to get it down. They have a powdery surface which means they go down less smoothly than capsules, and they are also reasonably bulky, though not as bulky as many pills I have reviewed. They taste OK – they have sorbitol and maltodextrose in them which makes them slightly sweet.
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Posted 4 years ago
I’m pleased with the vibrant packaging which is also recyclable. Vegan vitamin c tablets for boosting the immune system. So far I’m pleased with the quality.
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Posted 4 years ago
I'm a firm believer in taking vitamin supplements (in moderation) and Vitamin C is recognised as a pretty standard recommendation for most people; I take it regularly myself and I got this pack for a family member. This supply of 120 chewable tablets come in a bright red plastic bottle and arrive packed in their own cardboard box; while the presentation is impressive, it`s also a little excessive perhaps? At least all the materials used have been - and are - recyclable; Otherwise, the product is very good and competitively priced. Quite happy with them.
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Posted 4 years ago
1000MG of Vitamin C is certainly a GOOD dose. I have had the same before, and higher (1450 mg) but the capsules end up being quite large and hard to swallow. These however are tightly packed into a small pill which is a good selling point. Value-wise I think it's pretty good, 120 Capsules @ 1 per day is approx 4 months. These Vitamins are VEGAN and they parter with a UK charity, so overall a good product, cool branding and at a reasonable price.
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Posted 4 years ago
These are pretty big tablets which I had trouble swalloing at first but have got use to them now. They provide a good level of vitamin C. I have not experienced any side effects with these.
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Posted 4 years ago
••• Vitamin C benefits ••• • Vitamin C is a strong antioxidant that can boost your blood antioxidant levels. This may help reduce the risk of chronic diseases like heart disease. • Vitamin C supplements have been found to lower blood pressure in both healthy adults and those with high blood pressure. • Vitamin C supplements have been linked to a reduced risk of heart disease. These supplements may lower heart disease risk factors, including high blood levels of LDL (bad) cholesterol and triglycerides. • Vitamin-C-rich foods and supplements have been linked to reduced blood uric acid levels and lower risk of gout. • Vitamin C can improve the absorption of iron that is poorly absorbed, such as iron from meat-free sources. It may also reduce the risk of iron deficiency. • Vitamin C may boost immunity by helping white blood cells function more effectively, strengthening your skin’s defence system, and helping wounds heal faster. • Low vitamin C levels have been linked to an increased risk of memory and thinking disorders like dementia, while a high intake of vitamin C from foods and supplements has been shown to have a protective effect. Great for this pandemic times. Will order again If you're not sure if this supplement is right for you, do your research properly or consult a professional nutritionist/dietitian or ask your GP or pharmacist if unsure.
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Posted 4 years ago