Pure Source Nutrition Pure Sodium Ascorbate Food Buffered Vitamin C L Ascorbic Acid Powder Food Grade 1kg / 1000g Vegan Supplements

I dissolve half a teaspoon in juice which gives 2 grams of vitamin C so the bag lasts a long time. Sodium ascorbate is much gentler on the stomach than other forms of vitamin C and powder is much cheaper than tablets.

Being buffered, this won't cause tooth corrosion and/or cause much gut irritation, and may also improve absorption by the gut. The Sodium is not a problem, it never was; that nonsense came from a shameful century old Salt myth. 1Kg may seem a lot, but it isn't, humans may actually need about 12 gram per day for optimal normal health (spread across a day), not the pathetically small, sub-gram, bare-scurvy avoidance amount the NHS recommends; you can determine your optimum amount by gradually increasing your dose from, say, one gram per day until it causes diarrhoea, then back off a little. Eating vegetation, especially carbohydrates, can significantly increase Vitamin C and B's requirements, due to significantly higher consumption for detoxifying plant anti-nutrients and ATP production waste from carbohydrates, than for animal foods, so fasting, or being mostly a carnivore, can significantly reduce requirements of these; probably a good idea if you are sick. If you are sick or injured (including from dental work or other surgery), don't be surprised if you can then tolerate 10's of grams more per day, before diarrhoea occurs; fighting disease and repairs can require a lot more Vitamin C for fastest action; this may make a life or death difference for some serious disease or injury!

Product was delivered in time and intact.tastes ok,in orange juice.i thought it would of come with a scoop so that was disappointing to find there wasn't one.time will tell how good it is.

Best price i could find at the time, so am happy.

Well packaged. does the job

Ok

The dosage instructions say you should take a "headed teaspoon (1 gram)". What is a headed teaspoon? A HEAPED teaspoon equals 7.5 grammes so it's not that. There's no scoop in the bag. How much actual ascorbic acid is there in one gram of sodium ascorbate? Dunno. How much is there in a heaped teaspoon? Dunno. If you don't mind taking an unknown dosage of vitamin C, then this stuff appears to be good value for money. It tastes mildly salty but not unpleasant. The taste is fully disguised in fruit juice and I personally find the taste acceptable in water.

Easier on the stomach than ascorbic acid