Delicious cherry-flavored All-C is great for children or anyone who prefers chewable tablets. You can take them throughout the day to maintain high vitamin C levels, or take a tablet whenever you want the vitamin C value of 4 small oranges.
Vitamin C provides antioxidant activity, and is critical in the formation and maintenance of connective tissue. Vitamin C also supports proper functioning of the immune system.*
Vegetable sourced GNLD vitamin C products with Neo-Plex Concentrate contain the phytonutrient spectrum of whole oranges, assuring that you receive vitamin C just as nature intended. Rose hips, Acerola cherry and other phytonutrients are also included to support maximum utilization of vitamin C.
Deliciously sweet, with the same sugars in the same ratios as in a section of whole orange.
Potent: Each tablet provides the vitamin C value equivalent to 4 small oranges.
With Neo-Plex Concentrate: All the naturally-occurring elements in whole oranges, except water (juice, vitamin C, flavedo, mesocarp, endocarp, protopectins, p-factors, and flavonoids), to enhance absorption and utilization of vitamin C.
Rose hips and acerola cherries provide additional natural vitamin C.
Great cherry taste in two convenient sizes; keep an extra bottle handy for delicious vitamin C anytime.
* 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.
SUGGESTED USE: 1 chewable tablet daily.
Non-active ingredients: sucrose, glucose, fructose, magnesium stearate, silicon dioxide, natural and artificial flavors and natural color
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Packaged with safety seal.
December 30th, 2009 at 12:52
I continue to look for vitamin C chewables that do not have fructose corn syrup or artificial flavors-both are not good for the body. Is that a possibility?
December 30th, 2009 at 13:58
Hi Suzanne,
If you are asking if we offer vitamin-C chewables with those parameters, the answer is ‘no’ … sorry.
With all the GNLD products that are sweetened from natural sources, it has made me wonder why this one, and just a few others have “artificial flavors” added … and since it’s at the end of the ingredient list, meaning a minute amount, how much different could it taste without those added flavors? (rhetorical question)
But, regarding your point about corn, that’s a long story (one I do not know the beginning to) … it’s, I believe, US-government-backed support to the corn industry. Glucose can be made by one of many starches, but in the US, it’s virtually all made from corn.
High-fructose corn syrup, in its chemical breakdown, is about equal amounts of glucose and fructose. That’s chemistry, and I’m not a chemist. But I can read labels and the Web. Seeing them listed side-by-side makes it look as if they were equal amounts, but does that make them become high-fructose corn syrup? (another rhetorical question)
I wish I could answer questions as easily as I’ve asked them, but I am not a chemist, scientist, nutritionist, or paid spokesperson (levity … just a little) so I only have the same access to information that is available to the public.
To take a stab at your last question, “I don’t see why not.”
Thank you,
Lar