- Advanced Timed-Release Formula: This supplement gradually releases vitamin C over 6-8 hours for optimal absorption.
- Rich in Antioxidants: Infused with rose hips, known for enhancing vitamin C's potency.
- Supports Immune Health: Aids in fortifying the body's natural defenses.
- Promotes Collagen Production: Essential for skin health and vitality.
USD 14.29
SWANSON VITAMINS
Time-Released C-500 with Rose Hips
USD 14.29
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Product Details
Deliver all-day protection with Swanson Vitamin C with Rose Hips! One of nature's richest sources of vitamin C, rose hips have bioflavonoids that promote the vitamin's absorption and enhance its antioxidant potency. These specially formulated tablets release 500 mg of vitamin C and 50 mg of rose hips gradually over a 6-8 hour period to promote maximum absorption.
You know the importance of vitamin C for keeping your immune system in top shape. But did you know it is also needed for the absorption of iron in order to deliver oxygen to cells throughout the body and to support the production of collagen that contributes to the integrity of connective tissues such as skin, tendons and ligaments? Get these whole-body wellness benefits with Swanson Vitamin C with Rose Hips.
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