What's the difference between this product and another name "Nutribiotic Sodium Ascorbate Powde" which is same price and 2.2pounds as well
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According to The Linus Pauling Institute, sodium ascorbate is a form of Vitamin C which is more bioavailable than the more known ascorbic acid. Bioavailability is defined as the degree to which a nutrient becomes available to the target tissue after its administration. Sodium ascorbate is a buffered mineral salt of ascorbic acid, making it less acidic. Because of this, it is a good alternative for ascorbic acid when it comes to people experiencing gastrointestinal problems because of the latter. Sodium ascorbate has several health benefits.
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sodium ascorbate is easier on the stomach but still provides the needed vitamin c potency you are looking for. i hope this helps and if you have a sensitive stomach use this.
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Sodium Ascorbate is a buffered form..... which is, in my opinion, a better form of C to take. The PH of Sodium Ascorbate is better for your system, as well. AND, if you decide to make Liposomal Vitamin C (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!), Sodium Ascorbate is a better product to use. There's many videos on Youtube as to how to make Liposomal. I highly recommend you check it out!
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im just a consumer who got this question mailed to me for some reason. i agree a major fault with buyers on amazon is that they dont bother to list the ingredients of a supplement on their sales page. as i have bought this stuff, i will say the dosages here are exactly the same as those found in megafoods b complex, except this is from a non-yeast source. the doses of these wholefood b vitamins are much more effective than the tar-derivative isolated b vitamins sold at much higher doses because these are coenzymated b vitamins.
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Hi Lindsay - We actually are selling only the 2.7oz tube for $15.99 in our Amazon store. The other 4oz tube is available from other sellers, but we don't have that size at this time. As for the price differences, each seller prices their product differently in competition with one another, so on Amazon there isn't really any consistency in prices. The only difference between the two is the amount of sunscreen in the bottle! Let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks. - Wild Blueberries
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Hi John, Thanks for your question. I'm afraid I'm not really familiar with that product so I can't really comment. We do however offer an unconditional money back guarantee on the Nutrapuris Probiotic Ultrablend so you can try this for your yourself completely risk free. I hope that helps! Regards, James
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Having tried both in the last two months, I can confirm that there are differences. My kids like the taste of both equally, but the standard Animal Parade vitamins taste a little better to me. (But I prefer the Xylitol of the Gold, nutritionally.) More importantly, the Gold vitamins are definitely firmer, less "crumbly," and tougher to chew. I had no worries about my three-year-old's ability to chew the standard Animal Parade, but she definitely has trouble with the Gold version, so these won't work for her.
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These are the pills I ordered suggested by my doctor. The Bone Health looks like a different product. You'll have to check the ingredients on the bottles. And contact the seller and ask them the difference. There certainly is a difference in price!
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I saw this product in my local Walmart ad this morning and did some Internet searching to find out exactly what you are asking and found these: http://www.nutrisystem.com/pdf/NS5DayBrochure.pdf http://www.nutrisystem.com/pdf/12-NUT-009%20TN%20Coupon%2017_11-20-2011.pdf
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When we were purchasing this product it was always naturally taken from natto; however, some now say that NOW foods is claiming to have started synthesizing it. None-the-less, we had already shifted our primary source for "vitamin K2 Mk7" to: A-D-K from Davinci Labs because the cost for the MK7 is significantly less even though the 500 mcg per capsule comes with 5,000 IU each of Vitamins D3 & A. For us Davinci Labs A-D-K is a significantly better option.
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Hi Molly, They are the same with the exception that the SGS Version I get has 230mg from Broccoli Seed Extract and 30 mg from SGS where as the ES concentrate provides 100 mg. The ES is a bit more costly as well. My nutritionist recommended the SGS version for me so that seems to work. I also found another equally as good that provides 60 mg of SGS by the name of BrocColinate Extra Strength 120 cps that i use now - sending well wishes , Peg
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If you mean the other EmergenC Electro Mix offers on Amazon and elsewhere - this is the exact same product, but a great price. If you mean versus other electrolyte mixes, it beats me why they are so expensive - but they are. This one includes some minerals that the big "ade" names don't, and has no sugar. Some of the more obscure actual sports oriented ones that do are very expensive IMHO. The only thing this lacks as a hydration mix is a pinch of table salt (NaCl) and a small amount (tsp) of sugar - which are dead cheap for you to add yourself. As a dietary mineral supplement, there is no need to add anything. If you mean the other EmergenC Electro Mix offers on Amazon and elsewhere - this is the exact same product, but a great price. If you mean versus other electrolyte mixes, it beats me why they are so expensive - but they are. This one includes some minerals that the big "ade" names don't, and has no sugar. Some of the more obscure actual sports oriented ones that do are very expensive IMHO. The only thing this lacks as a hydration mix is a pinch of table salt (NaCl) and a small amount (tsp) of sugar - which are dead cheap for you to add yourself. As a dietary mineral supplement,... » Read More If you mean the other EmergenC Electro Mix offers on Amazon and elsewhere - this is the exact same product, but a great price. If you mean versus other electrolyte mixes, it beats me why they are so expensive - but they are. This one includes some minerals that the big "ade" names don't, and has no sugar. Some of the more obscure actual sports oriented ones that do are very expensive IMHO. The only thing this lacks as a hydration mix is a pinch of table salt (NaCl) and a small amount (tsp) of sugar - which are dead cheap for you to add yourself. As a dietary mineral supplement, there is no need to add anything. « Show Less
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There is no difference I can see in the 2, all I know is they help me sleep. There are always different prices for same product online, that I have noticed since I started shopping online. It can be same seller or a different seller and more than one different price. If you're looking to sleep, this product works. That's all I can tell you. Have a good evening.
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Check around. CVS has a house brand for $7.50. Many local pharmacies also carry it...this particular amazon price is a scam!
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Interesting... I've never seen this weight... not even on the ALL ONE web site and I've used several ALL ONE vitamin brands for a couple of decades. Maybe what you have is counterfeit? I would contact the manufacturer to verify what you have to be on the safe side.
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I guess this is more pure with stronger vitamin c content while the other one is only 15% mixed with vitamin e... for more sensitive skin I think the latter one should be better and also if you want vitamin e mixed with your vitamin c
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There is only one chemical difference between the two. Cyanobalamin is the one used most. Methylcobalamin is becoming more popular. Hoping Alive will switch. The reason Companies use cyanobalamin is it is cheaper and is believed not to have side effects
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Bottle says Ascorbyl Phosphate. You may also want to contact the manufacturer. I'm the consumer.
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It's actually the same, just different packaging. If you go to Eucerin's FAQ, the response is that they're the same.