I am considering using this in a recipe to make liposomal vitamin C, but I need to know how many mg of vit C are in a 1 oz serving before I purchase.
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On the back of the package, it states, 1 tsp (5g) has 1180% Vitamin C. Might want to ask the company for further details.
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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.6 tsp = 1 oz. So 4248mg/oz.
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You got me there. I know that the camu camu berry has more vitamin c than orange. Perhaps you may want to go through the other comments. Also, what helped me was to search online for information about camu camu berry. Its pretty good stuff. Organic vitamin c is way more potent and beneficial than the synthetic vitamin c you get at the supermarket.
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The most recent container I have which is only a few months old clearly states it has only 1mg Manganese (as Manganese Ascorbate) per serving and serving size is 3 capsules. Also stated is that the 1mg is 50% of daily requirement. So at 10 mg per capsule a 3 capsule serving would be 30mg! That would be 15x the recommended daily requirement and yes, overdosing! Possibly something may be wrong with the label? Or the supplement? Either way, it would be ideal to contact the seller and Nutramax Laboratories and question/report it. I've been buying this product and other's manufactured by Nutramax Laboratories for years for myself and patients and have never had a problem. Last thing to check is units. Make sure they are not using micrograms vs mg units before reporting. Some companies will utilize different units when changing labeling. Hope I was helpful. Good luck!
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I checked the actual container I bought (I had already thrown the box away) and it only lists that it contains 20% L-Ascorbic acid. It doesn't list anything other ingredient so I went on the US Patent & Trademark website to do a search for the product since it states on the back of the container that "this patented Vitamin C formulation......" but couldn't find anything but then that may have been that I wasn't searching the website properly as I am not familiar with the US Patent office. If my product had a patent I would definitely list the patent# directly on my product but this container doesn't show any patent number. Sorry can't be of much help, Paula I checked the actual container I bought (I had already thrown the box away) and it only lists that it contains 20% L-Ascorbic acid. It doesn't list anything other ingredient so I went on the US Patent & Trademark website to do a search for the product since it states on the back of the container that "this patented Vitamin C formulation......" but couldn't find anything but then that may have been that I wasn't searching the website properly as I am not familiar with the US Patent office. If my product had a patent I would definitely list the patent# directly on my product but... » Read More I checked the actual container I bought (I had already thrown the box away) and it only lists that it contains 20% L-Ascorbic acid. It doesn't list anything other ingredient so I went on the US Patent & Trademark website to do a search for the product since it states on the back of the container that "this patented Vitamin C formulation......" but couldn't find anything but then that may have been that I wasn't searching the website properly as I am not familiar with the US Patent office. If my product had a patent I would definitely list the patent# directly on my product but this container doesn't show any patent number. Sorry can't be of much help, Paula « Show Less
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I also want to know how much of each vitamin and mineral are in each tablet. It would be as as simple as showing the back side of the bottle/label.
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The bottle says serving size 5.4 grams (1.5 teaspoons) 302mg of Natural occurring food source Vit C 503%. I love this brand as it is MUCH better than vitamin C from ascorbic acid (which is good if you need to relieve constipation in young ones. But this Vit c is from acerola berries and doesn't cause diarrhea as with ascorbic acid.
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This product contains 6 grams of 1,2,3 collagen, not 6mg. This equates to 12% of your daily value. This product contains your complete dosage of vitamin c for the day. The debate is since collagen is a large molecular structure that you can't bottle in any form, that is something to think about. However, when I used the product I noticed I received results within the first 24 hours with my joint pains. That may attribute to the full dosage of vitamin c contained in this product. Use your best judgement in regards to purchasing this product. I would recommend it. Thank you.
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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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Hi Patricia. I am not sure exactly how many dozes per container. .but, I have been using one pump per day. I am using the third bottle at the moment since I starting using topical vit D. The interesting thing is, last week I went for a blood test to check how all my essentials are going and the doctor told me I have vit D deficiency !I've opted to take the once a month capsules. You need a prescription from the doctor here in Australia. . Not sure why I wasn't absorbing it? As far as the cream is concerned, it's lovely and moist. . Just did not do what it was meant to do for me. Good luck. I hope this information helps you :-) Regards, Marissa Hi Patricia. I am not sure exactly how many dozes per container. .but, I have been using one pump per day. I am using the third bottle at the moment since I starting using topical vit D. The interesting thing is, last week I went for a blood test to check how all my essentials are going and the doctor told me I have vit D deficiency !I've opted to take the once a month capsules. You need a prescription from the doctor here in Australia. . Not sure why I wasn't absorbing it? As far as the cream is concerned, it's lovely and moist. . Just did not do what it was meant to do for me. Good... » Read More Hi Patricia. I am not sure exactly how many dozes per container. .but, I have been using one pump per day. I am using the third bottle at the moment since I starting using topical vit D. The interesting thing is, last week I went for a blood test to check how all my essentials are going and the doctor told me I have vit D deficiency !I've opted to take the once a month capsules. You need a prescription from the doctor here in Australia. . Not sure why I wasn't absorbing it? As far as the cream is concerned, it's lovely and moist. . Just did not do what it was meant to do for me. Good luck. I hope this information helps you :-) Regards, Marissa « Show Less
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Supplement FactsServing Size: 1 mLServings Per Container: 60Amount Per Serving %DV for Infants %DV for Children 12 Mos. to 4 Yrs.Vitamin A (as palmitate) 1500 IU 100% 60%Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid) 43.75 mg 125% 109%Vitamin D (as calciferol) 400 IU 100% 100%Vitamin E (as d-alpha tocopherol) 5 IU 100% 50%Thiamin (vitamin B-1) (as thiamine HCI) 0.625 mg 125% 89%Riboflavin (vitamin B-2) 0.75 mg 125% 91%Niacin (as niacinamide) 10 mg 125% 111%Vitamin B-6 (as pyridoxine HCI) 0.5 mg 125% 71%Vitamin B-12 (as cyanocobalamin) 20.5 mcg 125% 83%Biotin 25 mcg 50% 17%Pantothenic Acid (as d-pantothenol) 3.75 mg 125% 75%Choline (as bitartrate) 3 mcg † ††Daily Value Not Established. Supplement FactsServing Size: 1 mLServings Per Container: 60Amount Per Serving %DV for Infants %DV for Children 12 Mos. to 4 Yrs.Vitamin A (as palmitate) 1500 IU 100% 60%Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid) 43.75 mg 125% 109%Vitamin D (as calciferol) 400 IU 100% 100%Vitamin E (as d-alpha tocopherol) 5 IU 100% 50%Thiamin (vitamin B-1) (as thiamine HCI) 0.625 mg 125% 89%Riboflavin (vitamin B-2) 0.75 mg 125% 91%Niacin (as niacinamide) 10 mg 125% 111%Vitamin B-6 (as pyridoxine HCI) 0.5 mg 125% 71%Vitamin B-12 (as cyanocobalamin)... » Read More Supplement FactsServing Size: 1 mLServings Per Container: 60Amount Per Serving %DV for Infants %DV for Children 12 Mos. to 4 Yrs.Vitamin A (as palmitate) 1500 IU 100% 60%Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid) 43.75 mg 125% 109%Vitamin D (as calciferol) 400 IU 100% 100%Vitamin E (as d-alpha tocopherol) 5 IU 100% 50%Thiamin (vitamin B-1) (as thiamine HCI) 0.625 mg 125% 89%Riboflavin (vitamin B-2) 0.75 mg 125% 91%Niacin (as niacinamide) 10 mg 125% 111%Vitamin B-6 (as pyridoxine HCI) 0.5 mg 125% 71%Vitamin B-12 (as cyanocobalamin) 20.5 mcg 125% 83%Biotin 25 mcg 50% 17%Pantothenic Acid (as d-pantothenol) 3.75 mg 125% 75%Choline (as bitartrate) 3 mcg † ††Daily Value Not Established. « Show Less
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vit c = 200mg (as magnesium ascorbate), magnesium=13mg (as magnesium ascorbate), quercetin=333mg, bromelain=100mg. other ingredients: cellulose, stearic acid, magnesium stearate, silica and ethylcellulose.
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I hope this helps. It's the information off the back of the bottle. Supplement Facts Serving Size: 2 Gummies (7 g) Servings Per Container: 60 Amount Per Serving % DV Calories 5 Total Carbohydrates 6 g 2% Dietary Fiber 5 g 20% Soluble Fiber 5 g Sugars &lt;1 g
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The label on my bottle says 475mg per capsule. Their recommended dosage is 4 capsules = 1900mg. There are 200 capsules in the bottle making it 50 dasages. There is no vitamin C in it.
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The product I reviewed is clearly marked "ascorbic acid." Most ascorbic acid contains l ascorbic acid (the active part of vitamin c) and D ascorbic acid (the inactive component of vitamin c). If you intend to use this as a drink the ascorbic acid product described will be utilized and recognized by the body as any other equivalently potent vitamin c source. If you intend to use this to prepare a skin serum it is my belief this is an excellent product for this purpose. Vitamin C is very unstable. I had to stop using commercially prepared serums because they would oxidize before I could use them. If you research this further you'll discover oxidized vitamin C serums, or serums that contain a solution of vitamin C that is too strong will do more harm than using chemically inert compounds on the skin. Check out Essential Day Spa thread on this subject-you'll probably learn more than you want to know. I hope this helps. Bonnie
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Supplement FactsServing Size: 1 Tablespoons (0.5 fl oz) (15 ml)Servings Per Container: about 32 Amount Per Serving %DVCalories 20 Total Carbohydrate 2 g 1%**Sugars 1 g ***Vitamin (as D3 cholecalciferol) 500 IU 125%Calcium (as calcium citrate) 600 mg 60%Magnesium (as magnesium citrate) 300 mg 75%**Percent Daily Values (DV) are based on a 2,000 calorie diet***Daily Value (DV) not established
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Hi George, Thank you for sending us your question! It is 1.0 - 1.5 mg/g of Astaxanthin per capsule. I hope this could help you. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have further questions. Best Regards, Number One Nutrition, Customer Relations.
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Hello Seattle Mama - Optimal Liposomal Vitamin C has been tested to be stable for at least 24 months from the manufacturing date listed at the bottom of the bottle. Kind regards, Jatone@seekinghealth.com.
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magnesium (as magnesium glycinate) 120mgascorbyl palmitate (fat soluble vitamin C) 10 mg