Vitamin C 500mg Chewable Tablets$54.00
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Vitamin C 500mg Chewable Tablets
SKU GME549Product Introduction
Vitamin C 500mg chewable tablet is an oral supplement for preventing or treating vitamin C deficiency. Replacing inadequate intake supports normal connective tissue, gum health and recovery from deficiency-related poor wound healing.
How to use
Chew the tablet thoroughly before swallowing. Taking it after food may help stomach discomfort. Avoid adding other high-dose vitamin C supplements without accounting for their combined amount.
How it works
Vitamin C acts as an antioxidant and cofactor for collagen synthesis, iron absorption, immune-cell function, and tissue repair.
Side effects
Possible effects include nausea, heartburn, abdominal cramps, diarrhea, and unpleasant taste. Excess intake may increase kidney-stone risk in susceptible people.
Important information
Tell your doctor about kidney stones, kidney disease, iron overload, G6PD deficiency, pregnancy or breastfeeding. Mention other supplements and diabetes testing, because vitamin C can affect some test results. For a vitamin C and zinc combination, include zinc from other products in the total intake.
Uses
- Vitamin C deficiency prevention or treatment and nutritional support when intake is inadequate.
Benefits
Supports collagen formation, wound healing, antioxidant balance, iron absorption, gum health, and deficiency correction.
What is Vitamin C 500mg Tablets used for?
Vitamin C 500mg Tablets is used for vitamin C supplementation and deficiency support.
Can Vitamin C 500mg Tablets prevent every cold?
No. It supports nutrition but should not be presented as a guaranteed cold-prevention treatment.
Can high doses upset the stomach?
Yes. Higher doses can cause acidity, cramps, nausea, or diarrhea.
Who should be cautious?
People with kidney stones, kidney disease, iron overload, or G6PD deficiency should seek advice.
Does vitamin C help absorption of iron from food?
It can improve absorption of non-haem iron from plant foods. This does not replace treatment for iron-deficiency anaemia, and people with iron-overload disorders should avoid unnecessary supplementation.
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