Vitamin C 250mg
Best before date: 09/25
L-ascorbic acid vitamin C
Bertil’s Vitamin C is a good-tasting vitamin C lozenge that does not contain polyols. Taste Rosehip-blackcurrant-raspberry. Sweetened with natural sugar.
Vitamin C helps reduce fatigue and exhaustion and promotes normal immune function.
Suitable for
Suitable for use by the whole family.
Daily Intake
For adults and over 3 years of age, take 1-2 tablets per day.
Formula
The daily dose contains: 1-2 tabl. RDI *
Vitamin C 250 – 500 mg 312.5 – 625%
* From the reference value of daily intake.
Ingredients
L-ascorbic acid 30%, sucrose, filler cellulose powder, emulsifier magnesium salts of fatty acids, rosehip powder, acidity regulator tricalcium phosphate, natural blackcurrant and raspberry aroma.
Warning
Please check the list of ingredients and the instructions for use on the packaging before using the product.
A nutritional supplement does not replace a varied and balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended dosage.
Taking more than 2000 mg daily is possibly unsafe and may cause kidney stones and severe diarrhea.
In people who have had a kidney stone, taking amounts greater than 1000 mg daily increases the risk of getting more kidney stones. When applied to the skin: Vitamin C is likely safe for most people.
Storage
Not within the reach of children.
Pack Size
100 lozenges
More Information
Autumn frequently signals the start of the cold and flu season. Consider taking vitamin C tablets on a daily basis to strengthen your immune system. Vitamin C is well known for its immune-boosting qualities and capacity to defend against sickness.
Boosting Immunity with Vitamin C. Vitamin C cannot prevent colds, but according to the National Institutes of Health, this powerful water-soluble antioxidant boosts your immune system. It is critical that your winter diet include a variety of Vitamin C-rich foods, such as red peppers.
Taking vitamin C every day to avoid colds will not protect most individuals from them. It barely marginally shortens their illness. Starting to take vitamin C after you have cold symptoms will have no effect on your cold.