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Liquid C | Vitamin C with Rose Hips & Acerola

FOR WELL-BEING

Tested for Purity
500 mg per Serving
Buffered Vitamin C
With Rose Hips
Made in America

$15.99

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500 mg of vitamin C per serving
Buffered with calcium ascorbate - gentler on the stomach
Rose hips and acerola cherry alongside the ascorbic acid
Supports normal immune function and collagen formation
A liquid, so there is no tablet to swallow
Easy to stir into juice or water

Size: 4 fl oz

4 fl oz

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Why you'll love it

A straightforward orange-flavored liquid vitamin C, at 500 mg per teaspoon, for anyone who would rather not swallow another horse-pill tablet or chew a sugary gummy. It is buffered - part ascorbic acid and part calcium ascorbate - which is the form that tends to sit more easily on a stomach that finds straight ascorbic acid sharp. Rose hips and acerola cherry come along with it, two of the traditional whole-plant sources of vitamin C, each carrying its own bioflavonoids. Vitamin C supports normal immune function and is what your body uses to build its own collagen, which is why it earns a place in a skincare company's wellness shelf.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Candid Naturals Liquid C liquid vitamin C

Liquid C | Vitamin C with Rose Hips & Acerola

$15.99

TESTED FOR QUALITY & PURITY

NO FILLERS - JUST FUNCTIONAL NATURALS

CAPSULES, LIQUIDS, DROPS & SYRUPS

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WHAT'S INSIDE & WHY

Candid Naturals herbal wellness line - Zinc Defense, Vitamin D3 with K2, Breathe, Zing, Liquid C, Immune Blast

Vitamin C

The everyday antioxidant vitamin, included here to support normal immune function and the body's own collagen formation.

Rose Hips

The fruit left behind after a wild rose blooms, one of the richest traditional plant sources of vitamin C, with its own bioflavonoids alongside.

Acerola Cherry

A small tropical cherry with an unusually dense natural vitamin C content, used here alongside rose hips.

FULL INGREDIENTS:

Serving Size: 1 Teaspoon (5 ml). Servings Per Container: About 24.

Amount Per Serving: Calories 15. Total Carbohydrates 4 g (1% DV*). Vitamin C (as Ascorbic Acid and Calcium Ascorbate) 500 mg (556% DV*). Rose Hips Fruit 250 mg**. Acerola Fruit 5 mg**.

Other Ingredients: Vegetable Glycerin, Deionized Water, Orange Essential Oil.

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. ** Daily Value (DV) not established.

DIRECTIONS

Suggested Use: Take 1 teaspoon daily or as needed. Can be mixed with water or juice.

Do not shake. Swirl gently - it is naturally effervescent.

WARNING: Keep out of the reach of children. If you are pregnant or nursing, or have a history of kidney stones or an iron-storage condition, talk to your healthcare provider before use.
FOR YOUR SENSES

Form: Free-flowing liquid, taken straight or stirred into water or juice. It is naturally effervescent, so swirl the bottle gently instead of shaking it.
Taste: Orange flavored with orange essential oil, lightly sweet from vegetable glycerin, with the tart edge vitamin C always has.
Dietary notes: Gluten free and kosher (Parve).
PACKAGING

Bottled in amber glass with a plastic cap and a tamper-evident seal.
4 fl oz (118 ml).
The glass bottle is recyclable.

Good to Know

Why a liquid instead of a tablet?

Because a 500 mg vitamin C tablet is a large thing to swallow, and the chewable alternatives are usually built on sugar. A liquid skips both problems and mixes into whatever you are already drinking.

What does buffered mean?

Part of the vitamin C here is calcium ascorbate rather than plain ascorbic acid. It is less acidic, which is why it tends to sit better on an empty stomach.

What are the rose hips and acerola for?

They are the traditional whole-plant sources of vitamin C, and each brings its own bioflavonoids alongside the vitamin rather than the isolated vitamin on its own.

Can kids take it?

The label directions are written for adults. For children, check with your pediatrician first, since the right amount depends on age and size.

Does it need refrigerating?

The label does not call for refrigeration. Keep it capped and out of direct sun and heat - the amber glass already helps protect vitamin C from light. It is naturally effervescent, so swirl it gently rather than shaking.

Is this related to the vitamin C in your skincare?

Different job. The vitamin C in a serum works on the surface of the skin. Taken internally, vitamin C is what your body uses to build its own collagen - so the two work from opposite directions.