Liposomal Vitamin C Capsules 1500mg Buffered High Absorption VIT C, Immune System & Collagen Booster, 1500 mg High Dose Fat Soluble Immunity Support Ascorbic Acid Supplement (200 Capsules) Vegan

We've been taking Liposomal Vitamin C for several years now. We love this product and it keeps our immune systems charged and us healthy! Very good product.

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The supplements arrived as described, and everything looked fine right out of the box—no strange smells or anything suspicious.However, I tried to find a website for the brand and only discovered a rather simple site with just five supplements listed. How can a supplement company operate with only five products, and this vitamin c is not even one of them!?They claim to be based in the USA, manufactured in a GMP-certified facility, and third-party tested, but it all seems a bit shady to me. I tend to be very skeptical of companies that don't use authentic images of their products and instead rely on AI-generated images of people or poorly edited photos. Nevertheless, I will go ahead and consume the supplements—albeit with some apprehension, but I’m stubborn enough to try them.For reference, liposomal vitamins are designed to penetrate deeper into the body using liposomes. Liposomes are spherical sacs made of phospholipid molecules that encapsulate a vitamin or drug.There are various sizes of liposomes—the smaller they are, the higher the quality.Now, let’s discuss the pros and cons of liposomal vitamins:**Pros of High-Quality Liposomal Vitamins:**- Increased absorption by 4 to 9 times.**Cons:**- Very expensive.- Macrophages (a type of white blood cell) can break them down.- Many liposomal vitamins use synthetic vitamins, some of which may come from GMO sources.Always inquire about the source of the vitamins to determine if they are synthetic or natural. In summary, liposomal vitamins can be beneficial if they are high-quality products. However, high-quality liposomal supplements are often much pricier than other options.According to recent dictionary editions, ascorbic acid is synonymous with vitamin C. But is the ascorbic acid found in most supplements truly similar to the vitamin C found in nature? In my opinion, no. Ascorbic acid, which is synthetic vitamin C, is derived from glucose and other chemicals. Personally, I would only use ascorbic acid for a short-term, not for long-term use. That is precisely what I plan to do with these supplements; they’re just enough and once I finish them, I’ll switch to consuming lemons since the best source of vitamin C is through food or food-based vitamins.Common symptoms of vitamin C deficiency include:- Bleeding gums- Fatigue- Collagen loss- Lowered immune function- Increased risk of biofilmsLesser-known symptoms of vitamin C deficiency include:- Hypochondria- Depression- Perifollicular hyperkeratosis- Anemia- Dry hair- Inflamed veins- Shortness of breath- Problems with adrenaline regulationRemember:1. There is little to no benefit from taking high doses of ascorbic acid.2. Most vitamin C supplements are synthetic and derived from sugar.3. Vitamin C is not well absorbed if sugar is consumed simultaneously.4. High doses of ascorbic acid may cause oxidation, diarrhea, and bloating.DO THE RESEARCH!

Vit c is part of my health regimen. These seem to be of good quality. Arrived on time and well package, at a good price. Thanks

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Works better then regular vitamin c and they do there job. Very nice ! Helps with my immune system and i get all the full vitamin i need. Yes please! All i can say is i will be getting more .

The product arrived safely and well-sealed. The capsules are appropriately sized and easy to swallow. There is no aftertaste or any unusual odor. I take two capsules upon waking with 12 ounces of water. So far, so good, and I intend to purchase it again.

Cold weather always comes with nasty colds that weaken the immune system. So, it's very important that I find ways to boost my immunity and try my best to stay healthy. the recommended daily dosage for adults is roughly 80 mg and these capsules have 1450 for a serving which is 2 pills. that means if I take one pill a day that would be 725 mg of vitamin C which is way more than what I need. Now I get that most of it will be flushed in my urine but I will still probably have some in my system which is plenty honestly. I think this is a great deal given the value I get for how much I pay. I also think they work well. I took one pill a day for a week and I can honestly notice the higher energy levels which is something I totally need in this cold depressing weather. Now one thing i noticed is that there is a weird after taste to it after I take the pills and I worked around that by having this pill with food which is something i recommend. Other than that I think this is really a good deal and a must have in your supplements collection.