FREEDA Vitamin C - Vegan Vitamin C 500mg - Kosher - Powerful Antioxidant Immune Support - Easy to Swallow Vitamins C Tablets as Ascorbic Acid - Pu...

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The media could not be loaded. Quality product! I didn't know about this company before, but that is one of the perks to be a vine member and I get excited when I learn about products. According to Google, this is how much vitamin C we need in a day: "Vitamin C is 75 milligrams (mg) daily for women and 90 mg daily for men.During pregnancy, 120 mg a day is recommended.The upper limit for all adults is 2,000 mg a day." I was amazed when I was learning about this product. Freeda Health is a proud made-in-the-USA company and has been in business since 1928. "Kosher certified and vegan. Free of lactose, artificial colors/flavors, sugar, starch, animal derivatives, yeast, and gelatin." No meat or fish no eggs no gluten no dairy no sulfites no sugar no nuts no dyes no aluminum no aspartame no gelatin no casein no yeast no starch no whey no talc no artificial flavors no preservatives no animal derivates In other words vegan. So the purest ingredients are used for the process in the making of this product. it is nice to know what we actually put in our bodies. I highly recommend it!

FREEDA Vitamin C is a Vegan Vitamin C (500mg) that's a great help for my family, especially for this cold season. It's high quality and nicely made all in all. Above all, it's great for our total immunity. Just a little disclaimer to explain further. For decades, Im fully interested in researching, understanding, and using natural food supplements, especially those with great quality and potency. However, it takes time to see and measure the full results and benefits of any food supplements, including this one. On immediacy, the supplement may have reaction on me or not, depending on my bodys immunity level and response, which is different to other users. For this reason, my rating is based on several factors. The overall product packaging that contains vital information about the ingredients, processing the content, finished quality, or whether the supplement is easy to swallow, the flavor, and value for money are also part of my assessment. My recommendation here should not be taken as a third-party lab test result or medical advice, rather, as an observation of a voluntary non-medical user. Im not earning from any of these manufacturers. Moreover, prolonged use may cause compromise of immunity or increase toxicity level in the body. As such, Ill leave to the user the discretion to continue using this supplement or not. As for me, Im giving FREEDA Vitamin C a 4.5 star rating.

When it comes to the supplement, I think vitamin C has the longest history of being consumed by us. I believe many people already heard about the scurvy story, vitamin C is one of the essential vitamins that we have to take from food. This vitamin C is simple but does its job. So here is what I think. Ingredients: I am not sure about the source of this vitamin C since the company didn't say anything about it. Some probably knows, the vitamin C is not a rocket science and it can be synthesized fairly easily from the corn starch. This company mentioned vegetarian source of vitamin C and it's very unclear where they sourced the vitamin C. It doesn't matter it's synthetic or single / multiple veggie sourced vitamin to me but I still want to know as a customer. Many believe they (synthetic) lack essential "phytochemicals" but as a researching scientist, I think they are in negligible amount to take effects. So to me, the highest vitamin C concentration without much weird stuff, then it's good supplement since I don't eat fruits and veggies religiously. Anyhow, it is 500mg of vitamin C (practically megadose) and contains very common particle binders like microcrystalline cellulose and silica. Good thing is this tablet doesn't contain any sugar unlike many other candy-like vitamin C supplements. Taste/Intake: As the company marketed, it's relatively easier to take it due to the small size and texture. It's practically a soft tablet, so you can actually chew if you want (if you can bear the sour taste of the vitamin C.) It doesn't taste graceful but still, if you cannot swallow easily then it's doable. Effectiveness: I normally take vitamin C 500mg pill regularly, and I recently changed to this brand and didn't feel much difference. Meaning, it's anecdotal but I assume it works as good as other more expensive, plant-sourced vitamin C brands. Buy this if you need: easy to swallow - chewable (not recommended though due to the taste) Don't if you think: phytochemical is very important (which I don't think.)

Each pill is 555% of your daily vitamin c, so I have to break down the pills a bit in order to get a smaller dose. Other than that the product is fine.