Please list the percentages for the vitamin c's. This is important when comparing products. Thank you
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The percentages are not listed on the bottle. I would suggest you go onto their website to get that information: www.voilave.com. All I know is that the product works well for me.
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I emailed the company about Vit C percentages, at 10:29 p.m. on a Saturday night, and received this email response at 5:59 a.m. on Sunday morning:Hi Kim and thank you for your inquiry. Our Triple Action Vitamin C serum contains 15% Vitamin C-- 5% of each type. Have a great weekend.DanOwner, VoilaVe
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I agree it's strange there's no percentage listed. No matter what, it's an important piece of info consumers would like to know. I've been using CSI's 12% C serum and may stick to using it.
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Can Brian Lindsay or the company representatives verify the percentage of vitamin C please? I agree with K. Frenden that it is an important piece of information but no where on the bottles or the company website provide this information. Thank you.
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Apparently ViolaVe isn't interested in providing important data to it's potential customers. My philosophy is to not buy product from companies that subscribe to this kind corporate mind set.
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I talked to their customer service and they said that this serum contains 20% vitamin c. Everyone is so concerned about the percentage of vitamin c in these serums. Many people think that having a higher concentration means a better serum, this is not true. It all has to do with the types of vitamin c you use and how they work on the skin. All I can say is this works for me better than any I have tried so to me, that is all that matters.
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I'm just going to copy and paste what I said in the 1st question because they're kind of similar. The Recommended Daily Intake (RDI) of Vitamin C based on a 2000 calorie diet is 60mg. So 1180% of that would be 708mg per tsp I believe? I bought from another company, where it says the Vitamin C is 1200% of RDI, and it says 720mg per tsp so yeah, it should be about 708mg/tsp
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Sorry I have no idea what the percentage is. I usually try to gauge from the ingredients listed. Water is usually the No1 and if the product I am researching is in the first 5 I accept this.
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I think the quality of this ascorbic acid/vitamin C powder is very good. High quality. Good purity. I haven't seen comparable vitamin c for cheaper. So I thought think this is very fairly priced. Only a very tiny amount is needed as you will see when you read the directions for mixing. Good luck with you serums.
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Not sure about the percent of Vitamin C but this brand was harsh and caused my face to breakout every time I applied it. I have used other brands and did not have this problem
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I just looked at the bottle and it doesn't state any percentage. Now you got me curious. Maybe we have to google the company and ask. Keep in touch.
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Ella O, I threw the box away a while ago. The container its self doesn't state the percentage of retinol.
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I am not sure of the percentage of vitamin C in the product you are speaking of, but the True Lemon says it is rich in vitamin C and the cooking container states in the Nutrition Facts that it has 25% vitamin C. I have been using this product for many years by using the individual packets that I carry with me to put in restaurant water and so forth and use it faithfully during the cold and flu season with great results.
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Hey There, This is because they are not percentages, but rather milligrams of dosage info. For example, if you take a multivitamin, it might have 200% the Vitamin C you need for the day or it could list that as 1000mg. In this case, you're looking at how much glucosamine, MSM, etc is in the bottle. Hope that help!
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20% vitamin C according to their literature. It does contain Vitamin E but the amount is not specified.
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Okay, for your personal edification - go to Amazon and enlarge the back of the bottle. I personallly magnified ingreidents - and GUESS WHAT - WHILE THERE IS A LONG LIST OF INGREDIENTS - vITAMINE C + E AND FERUILIC ACID - THERE ARE NO, NO, PERCENTAGES. i THINK IS THIS IS IMPORTANT TO YOU AND IT IS, I WOULD DO A GOOGLE SEARCH LIKE THE FOLLOWING: hYALURONIC ACID SERUM VERSUS HYALURONIC ACID - AND SEE WHAT YOU GET -- THANK YOU - THIS WAS A VERY IMPORTANT QUESTION - AND IS SOMETIMES DECEPTIVE ON THE PART OF RETAILERS SELLING THEIR PRODUCTS. I HAVE THIS PRODUCT - (AND i was no quite as alert as you as to your qustion) AND I LIKE IT. ALWAYS ENLARGE THE BACK OF THE BOTTLES OF ANYTHING - WHAT YOU SURFACED IS CRITICAL - THOSE DAGGONE!!! percentages.! I HOPE THIS HELPED YOU.
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The vitamin c is not listed. It depends on how many cherries they use and how much vitamin c is in a cherry. It is 100% natural.
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I bought this product only once, and didn't notice that no % was listed. My usual brand is Cell Nutritionals by OurHealthCo-op (ourhealthcoop.com). It says "minimum of 70%."
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My vitamins are nice shades of pink and coral, not brown. they are also very tasty.
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Hi Carol,Our Even Glow Serum has 20% Vitamin C. Thanks for asking!JoyceCustomer Service HeadValentia
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They must have added those percentages since this question was posted cuz it is stated in the title: Vitamin C Serum 22% C + 11% Hyaluronic Acid + 1% Vitamin E + 1% Ferulic, also Contains Organic Aloe & Jojoba Oil + Advanced Amino Complex
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Maybe the manufacturer can probably give more information about it. But no, this is not 20% Vitamin C as my skin is very sensitive. 20% will cause sensitivity to my skin and also I have to be watchful when i go under the sun. As the UV will cause mild burn on my skin. And thats why most of the people buying 20% higher percentage Vit C serum are advised to use high SPF. I love this Loressen Vitamin C because it is gentle to my skin without worrying about the effects caused by the sun.