What do I use it for? To provide high levels of vitamin C for frequent use to support the body’s defenses with winter ills and chills or when the immune system is challenged To support adrenal health High daily level of vitamin C to support well being and for antioxidant protection What makes it special? Two forms of high level vitamin C in one teaspoon at 3550 mg, buffered so it is well tolerated and easily absorbed by the digestive system. Good value with variable dosing, for daily use or in acute situations when the immune system is challenged. How does it work? Hi-Dose Vit C contains two forms of vitamin C, Sodium ascorbate and Ascorbic acid. When ills and chills strike it can be taken every 2-3 hours. Studies show vitamin C absorption is greatly increased when sick before reaching bowel tolerance. This is due to increased support required for immune system function. Vitamin C is also important during times of stress as it is required by the adrenal glands to support stress hormones production.

Adults: 1 level teaspoonful in water or juice 1-2 times daily.

Immediate Support (for short-term adult use only):

Day 1-3: 1 level teaspoonful in water or juice every 2 to 3 hours during waking hours. Monitor dosage in accordance with bowel tolerance.

Day 4-7: 2 level teaspoonful twice or three times daily.

After Day 7: Return to recommended adult dosage or as directed by your health professional.

Each level 5ml teaspoonful contains:

Vitamin C (from sodium ascorbate)
(equiv. Sodium 372mg) 2850 mg
Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) 700 mg
Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) 3 mg
Also contains: Natural flavourings and thaumatin.

No Added: Yeast, sugar, artificial colours, sugar, flavours or preservatives.

Do not take high amounts of vitamin C if you have a gastric ulcer or ulcerative colitis.
Gastric ulcer or Ulcerative colitis: Vitamin C is generally well-tolerated, however people with gastric sensitivities are advised to take this product with food or to lower the amount if bowel discomfort occurs.

Regarded as appropriate for use during these times. Dosing to bowel tolerance should only be done under supervision of a health professional.

If you are currently taking any other medications,
please ask us before buying as it has drug interractions and side effects to be considerred.

The foods richest in vitamin C are citrus fruits, green peppers, strawberries, tomatoes, broccoli, white potatoes, and sweet potatoes.

Vitamin C is considered to be a potent antioxidant, which is why smokers, who are exposed to more free radicalsbecause of their habit, are advised to consume extra vitamin C.

Aspirin, proton pump inhibits and oral contraceptives can cause depletions of Vitamin C.