Allergy Research Group
Pure Vitamin C
Vitamin60 servings
Looks good our read
The dose here lands inside the range studies actually used.
Dose At dose vs. studied dose
How to takeSuggested Use As a dietary supplement, 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon in 4 to 8 ounces of desired liquid, with meals, or as directed by a healthcare practitioner.
Quality
How it scores
$-0.01 ★ 4.9 (13)
Overall
A
Evidence
A
Dose
A
Formulation
A
Dose check
Is it dosed to do anything?
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Vitamin C
At the studied dose2 g / day studies used 0.2-2.5 g · 9 studies
What Vitamin C is good for
- Antioxidant storesC
Build antioxidant reserves
Inflammation & oxidative stress
- Hand dexterityC
Improve fine hand control
Physical functioning
- Cardiac event riskC
Reduce major cardiac events for heart patients
Cardiovascular
- Colds & infectionsA
Catch fewer colds and infections
Respiratory
- Pain levelB
Reduce pain
Pain
The label
What's in it
Serving size 1-2 Gram(s) (1/4-1/2 tsp)
IngredientAmount%DV
- Vitamin C as Ascorbic Acid 2 Gram(s) 2,222%
Reported interactions
- Interacts with:
- Bortezomib ·Doxorubicin ·Warfarin ·Antineoplastic_agents ·Aspirin ·Atorvastatin
- Side effects:
- Acute kidney injury ·Nausea ·Vomiting ·Diarrhea ·Abdominal pain ·Headache
From research databases. Not medical advice — talk to your physician.
