Peruvian Naturals Organic Vitamin C from Camu Camu Capsules 1,500mg per Serving - 150 Vegan Pills, Natural Whole Food VIT C, from Raw Berry Organic, Non-GMO Supplement

I absolutely swear by this organic vitamin C! I’ve been taking this specific camu camu for about 2 years now and I’ve noticed the BIGGEST difference in my immune system. It keeps me well and healthy so I’ll never go back to other forms of vitamin c supplements!

This is a wonderful way to get vitamin c from a real food source.

It apparently works. I prefer taking actual food based vitamins. So camu camu is the perfect choice for this reason. All praise to the Most High.

descriptions on amazon says certified organic camu camu but when receiving bottle NOTHING about the powder being organic at all? I am not talking about capsule material, I mean the actual camu camu does NOT say it is organic at all. Description on website does not match description on capsule bottle/. MFG has thus far not bothered to answer my question to them about this or an email to their company? I am worried this may not be organic at all and not impressed with the lack of any response to my question. I want clarification and if it is organic camu camu it should say so in ingredients and DOES NOT on my bottle. UPDATE since writing this they did reach out to me and I was correct the current supply is NOT ORGANIC so they refunded me. They are supposed to get new supply end of year I was told that should be organic but the description of the product NEEDS TO BE AMENDED to reflect it is NOT organic at all. thanks

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Great product 👌

Our whole family takes this everyday, and I will take an extra one or two with wheatgrass and garlic EDTA to stop a migraine within 30 minutes. I discovered that by chance a few months ago, but I swear by it now.

I ordered this for the vitamin C content that was shown in the seller’s pictures of the product and because it was organic. The photos give reference to the quantity of vitamin C and the USDA organic seal. However, when I received the product, the label was missing any mention of vitamin C content, let alone a measurable quantity, even in the nutritional information. Also, there is no USDA organic seal on this bottle to prove that it’s legitimately organic, even though that seal is shown in the photos. This makes me very wary. Why would I put something in my body that’s not as advertised? And why is this company passing off a supplement that touts being full of vitamin C and organic in their photos, but has none of those things on the actual label of their product? What a SHAM! I wanted to return this bottle of lies, and amazon says it’s eligible for return for up to 30 days, but when I click on the return link it sends me to a page that says the seller will not allow me to return this item. I can’t believe I wasted my money on this crap. False advertising, anyone?