Nature's WayAlive! Vitamin C Powder Drink Mix from Organic Acerola, 4.23 oz.

I have mixed this and drank it. And it was pleasant and tangy. But I’ve also used it to pack around my gums for 10-15 minutes. I was advised to use vitamin C in that way for gum support. It did seem to help. It is the only vitamin C I can tolerate.

I was very often flu-ish. For the last 20 yrs often called in sick. Very frustrating as no dr could find anything wrong.Flu like symptoms. Ordered this stuff and believe me I tried everything already). And when I feel weak or a sign my flu thing is coming I take it twice a day. And it stays away or I just have it one day. My symptoms mostly lasted a month or more. !!So yes, you can say I'm happy with this stuff. To say the least.Finally having a life again! It tastes yukkie, but I do NOT care:)

This came recommended by my naturopathic doctor as a supplement to use with my green drinks/fruit drinks in the morning. I primarily use it in the morning and in the winter time. You will like it I don't taste it in the drink so it mixes well too.Bon appetite!

Real Vitamin C! I like it mixed with almond milk and a little honey.

I have been opening up capsules of this brand and Swanson. The capsule contents tastes like tart cherry. This stuff tastes like yuck. It doesn't look very red either. The date is 9/22, so it should be okay. My stomach didn't feel okay. I want my money back. As for the title of the product, it says it has all of these other fruits. Why? The label only says it has acerola and manioc root. I'm not recommending it unless you want a sore stomach.

We like that this product is made from whole fruit, and includes the whole vitamin C complex instead of just the ascorbic acid portion. That gives me more confidence that the product will do what I want vitamin C to do.

I have used this Alive vitamin C product for some years now but have 2 concerns that the product has changed and not for the better. I have enclosed two pictures if that helps. (Colors are not quite what my eyes see but you can at least see the difference between the two.)The USDA Organic symbol was proudly displayed on the front of the older version but is missing from the front of the new version in the taller container. If a company pays dearly to have it's product certified as USDA Organic they definitely want to display that symbol. Without that round symbol I doubt that it is truly certified organic.My second concern and a big one is that the powder is a different color and has a VERY different smell! It smells just like powdered alfalfa hay. The old version has a slightly fruity smell as did another brand I tried. The color is also "off" from before. A slight greenish tint to the new product. I checked other sources and the container looks identical to the one sent from Amazon. The label of this new one is the same no matter where you buy it from. We did not taste this as it seems SO off from what it should be that I don't trust what is in it. At all.I am not a fan of too many regulations but I think this is an example of where at least testing by some oversight agency would be helpful. I wish I could afford to have it tested. Growing up on a farm though I do know hay when I smell it?Disappointed and trust shaken.

We take this vitamin C every day. I appreciate how much more affordable it is compared to other whole-food vitamin C's. It doesn't have a citric taste like you expect, however we have become accustomed to it and are not bothered by it. For my kids, I often add it with a splash of juice to a sippy cup of water.