
The benefits
DESCRIPTION
| Nutrition information | RDD* (4 scoops) |
RI** |
|---|---|---|
| Vitamin C | 1000mg | 1250% |
| *RDD: Recommended Daily Dose | ||
| **RI: Reference Intakes | ||
Questions fréquentes
What is pure vitamin C powder?
It is a vitamin C of plant origin (maize, GMO-free), made of 100% L-ascorbic acid: the form of vitamin C found in fruit and vegetables, with no other ingredient.
How much should I take per day?
Up to 4 scoops a day with the measuring scoop included, i.e. 1,000 mg of vitamin C, diluted in a glass of water or fruit or vegetable juice.
How long does a jar last?
At 4 scoops a day: about 50 days for the 50 g jar, 250 days for 250 g, 500 days for 500 g and 1,000 days for 1 kg.
Which size should I choose?
The 50 g to try it out or for travel; the 250 g, 500 g or 1 kg for regular use. The larger the size, the lower the cost per day: €0.04 per day with the 1 kg jar.
What can I mix it with?
Being ultra-soluble, it dissolves easily in water, juices and smoothies.
Why an ultra-soluble powder?
Being extra-fine, it dissolves easily in a glass of water or juice, or in a smoothie. With the measuring scoop, everyone can adjust their own dose.
Vitamin C powder or capsules?
Powder lets you adjust the dose, add it to a drink and costs less per day (€0.04 with the 1 kg jar). Capsules are more practical when you are on the move.
Is it organic?
It is not certified organic. It is of plant origin (maize), GMO-free, non-irradiated and non-ionised.
What is the difference from sodium ascorbate?
Both provide vitamin C. L-ascorbic acid has a tangy taste; sodium ascorbate, with a pH close to neutral, is an alternative for those who prefer a less acidic vitamin C.
Is it vegan?
Yes, it contains no ingredients of animal origin.
Where is it made?
It is made in France, in jars closed with a seal that guarantees freshness and tamper-evidence.