
What it does
Vitamin C as sodium ascorbate
Sodium ascorbate is a buffered form of vitamin C.
Two flavours
Mints are flavoured with mint oil. Sours are flavoured with lemon powder.
No sugar in the ingredients
Sugar is not in the ingredient list. The tablets are sweetened with sucralose.
What's inside
What's inside, and why.
Other ingredients: microcrystalline cellulose, silicon dioxide, sucralose, mint oil (Mints) or lemon powder (Sours).
How to take it
- 1
Follow the daily amount printed on the pack.
- 2
One pack holds 200 tablets.
Our own facility
Made in our own ISO 22000-certified facility in Singapore. No contract manufacturers.
Halal-certified facility
Made in our Halal-certified facility in Singapore.
Formulated by a pharmacologist
Every formula is set by Joe Halstead, a Cambridge-trained pharmacologist. Doses and forms follow the published research.
Questions
What is the difference between Mints and Sours?
The flavouring. Mints use mint oil. Sours use lemon powder. The vitamin C is the same.
Is there sugar in it?
Sugar is not in the ingredient list. It is sweetened with sucralose.
Can I take it with Immune Support?
Immune Support also contains vitamin C. Add up the daily amounts on each label, or ask your pharmacist.





























