How much vit. C per dose? Do you get the "Niacin flush" with these?
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These have 150 mg of Vitamin C. I have not purchased any Niacin Flush as these already have 25 mg.
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These contain 150 mg Vit C per tablet. I've not gotten any "Niacin flush" with them. They have 25 mg Niacin per tab.
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PS Jennifer - Since there is a possibility of a trace amount of Vit. E (not enough to be measurable) I would only be concerned if you are dealing with an allergy.
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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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Vitamin C-150mg- Thiamin-100mg-Riboflavin-20mg-Niacin-25mg-Vitamin B6-2mgFolic Acid-400mg-Vit.B12-15mcg-Biotin-30 mcg-Pantothenic Acid-5.5 mgThis is off of the label. Does that help?
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I'm in the market for a good Vit D3, but I was told that dosages of over 5000 IU were dangerous due to toxic build up. How is this product safe at 50,000iu? Any info is greatly appreciated.
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Vitamin C-150mg- Thiamin-100mg-Riboflavin-20mg-Niacin-25mg-Vitamin B6-2mg Folic Acid-400mg-Vit.B12-15mcg-Biotin-30 mcg-Pantothenic Acid-5.5 mg This is off of the label. Does that help?
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The bottle does not provide any information. I will be using a different multivitamin after this bottle is empty because the vitamin C is in an incomplete form. The replacement is from Nutrigold. You may want to look into them. nutrigold.com
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Dear Christian - the ratio of Vit. C serum to the total amount in the 1 oz bottle is 20%. As 1 oz equals 28.35 grams, 20% of that is 5.76 grams. If you multiply 5.76 grams by 1000, you have 5,000.76 milligrams (mg) of Vitamin C serum in the bottle. The rest is Vit. E and Hyaluronic Acid. I have used H. Acid by itself and I like it. However, this product by Amara Organics is even better as the addition of the Vit. C serum seems to have made this product much better for my skin. I have been using it for only two or three weeks and it is too early to pass a definite judgement on its effectiveness. However, so far it seems to be quite good and I am very happy with it. I hope this helps. Cordially, Gabriella
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Each tablet contains 100mg Riboflavin and 500mg Niacin (as inositol hexanicotinate). I only took one, once a day and still got an extreme reaction.
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Label reads: Vit C 150mg (250%) Thiamin 100 mg (6667%) Riboflavin 20 mg (1176%) Niacin 25mg (125%) Vitamin B6 2mg (100%) Folic Acid 400mcg (100%) Vitamin B12 15mcg (250%) Biotin 30mcg (10%) Pantothenic Acid 5.5mg (55%)
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Yes and no. Niacin is vit b3 but niacinamide is also known as vit b3. When taken internally niacin tends to produce a flush, some people find this uncomfortable but it is supposed to be good for several things like skin and blood pressure. Niacinamide does not produce flush. From the reviews of the cream some people experienced a flush from it, I didn't.
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This vitamin C has %90 absorption rate vs usual anywhere around%3. So, calculate how many you should take to substitute for this one. Also, like with vitamin D it's important to have it manufactured with fat, ant this is an only brand I know which does it for vitaminC. Because of its price I take it mostly in winter and when I am about to get sick. It always helps to to not actually get sick.
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1,000 mg vit c (ascorbic acid), 50 mg vit b-1 (thiamin hcl), 50 mg vit b-2 (riboflavin), 50 mg niacin (niacinamide), 50 mg vit b-6 (pyridoxine hcl), 400 mcg folic acid (folate), 1,000 mcg vit b-12 (methylcobalamin), 300 cg biotin, 150 mg pantothenic acid (d-calcium pantothenate), 300 mg citrus bioflavonoids complex (hesperidin), 50 mg rutin, 50 mg inositol, and 50 mg choline bitartrate.
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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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i am willing to pay it as i don't drive and it gets delivered. i eat a lot of them for the doctor recommended vit d. cheaper than the hospital!mash them up with onions, cilantro, lemon juice and hard boiled eggs. delish!
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I'd say anywhere from 2-6 weeks. I used to take the Alive women's 50+ and compared the boxes on vitamin amounts. It's shocking how much more you get with these. Sure, you'll expel what you don't need but what if you need more of one or more vitamins? Loaded with B-12 for energy so I take them in the morning instead of before bed.
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I take one a day which is the recommended dose, it says to take with food so that's what I do as well. So far it seems to be agreeing with my body, I haven't had any problems, my doctor told me I was lacking in vitamin D so that's why I started taking them. I would recommend them to anyone who needs more Vitamin D but I would definitely talk to a doctor to make sure this is something you need.