claim: Within whole foods, vitamin C is naturally part of a total complex that includes ascorbic acid, bioflavonoids and other co-factors known to aid its absorption.
Whole food source vitamin C is also naturally buffered, so it’s less acidic and gentler on the stomach.
other: Alive!(R) Whole Food Vitamin C is a natural vitamin C complex just as Mother Nature perfectly
grows it.
claim: Do you have trouble swallowing capsules or tablets? Alive! 100% Whole Food Complex Vitamin C is also available in organic powder form that mixes easily into water or juice.
other: Made with ORGANIC FRUIT
identity: DIETARY SUPPLEMENT
other: Keep bottle tightly closed.
claim: SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
other: Naturally Sourced from Organic Fruits
other: Unlike other supplements that contain isolated ascorbic acid or cultured bacteria as the
source of vitamin C, Alive!(R) Whole Food Vitamin C derives its entire vitamin C content
from four of Mother Nature’s best organic fruit sources.
warning: Safety sealed for your protection with printed outer shrinkwrap and printed inner freshness seal under bottle cap. Do not use if either seal is broken or missing.
other: Store at room temperature.
warning: Keep out of reach of children.
other: LBN15142.A02 (BLK8110A)
other: Recommendation: For 500 mg of whole food vitamin C, take 4 capsules daily.
For 1,000 mg, take 4 capsules twice daily.
other: (C)2013
other: Certified organic by Quality Assurance International
other: QUALITY ASSURANCE INTERNATIONAL CERTIFIED ORGANIC
claim: Natural
other: Vegetarian
claim: Non-GMO
other: Free of Common Food Allergens. No lactose, milk, soy, sugar, wheat or yeast. No artificial ingredients or preservatives.
warning: Free of Common Food Allergens. No lactose, milk, soy, sugar, wheat or yeast.
other: Vcaps(R) is a registered trademark of Capsugel.
claim: {Capsule} Acutal Capsule Size
other: Looking for a more complete multi-vitamin made with fruits & vegetables? Choose Alive!(R) Wnole Food Energizer(TM) multi-vitamins.
Label facts as declared by the manufacturer to the NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database (DSLD), not independently
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