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Bioflavonoids

Quest's timed release vitamin C with bioflavonoids, at 1000mg in 90 and 180 tablets.

Vitamin C contributes to the normal function of the immune system and to normal collagen formation. See also vitamin C complex.

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QuestVitamin C 1000mg Timed Release 180 Tablets

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High strength Patented timed release tablet, designed to release vitamin C over 6 hours for prolonged tissue saturation Suitable for vegetarians a...

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QuestVitamin C 1000mg Timed Release 90 Tablets

Original price £12.99 - Original price £12.99
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£12.99
£12.99 - £12.99
Current price £12.99

High strength Patented timed release tablet, designed to release vitamin C over 6 hours for prolonged tissue saturation Suitable for vegetarians a...

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Original price £12.99 - Original price £12.99
Original price
£12.99
£12.99 - £12.99
Current price £12.99
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Bioflavonoids are plant compounds that occur alongside vitamin C in fruit – the white pith of an orange is largely them. They are commonly included in vitamin C products because that is how the two occur together in food.

They carry no permitted health claim of their own, so this page describes them and leaves it there. The vitamin C in the product is what the claims attach to.

Vitamin C is water soluble and passes fairly quickly, so a timed release tablet is designed to spread it out rather than deliver it all at once. That is the argument for the format, and it is a reasonable one.

The alternative is splitting an ordinary vitamin C across the day, which achieves something similar for less money if you will actually remember to do it.

The 180 tablet pack is six months at one a day and works out better per tablet than the 90. Take it with food; at 1000mg some people find vitamin C sits better that way.

If vitamin C at this strength upsets your stomach, a buffered form is the answer rather than giving up on it.

FAQ

What are bioflavonoids?

Plant compounds occurring alongside vitamin C in fruit – the pith of an orange is largely them. They have no permitted health claim of their own.

What does timed release mean?

The tablet is designed to release the vitamin C gradually rather than all at once, since it is water soluble and passes fairly quickly.

Is 1000mg a lot?

It is a generous amount. If it unsettles your stomach, a buffered form is gentler.

Which pack is better value?

The 180, per tablet. That is six months at one a day.