Sanderson Ester-plex Vitamin C 1150mg Orange Chewable Tablets 35

Sanderson Ester-plex high-strength chewable vitamin C contains natural metabolites for optimal bioavailability, so the body absorbs the vitamin C more effectively than ordinary vitamin C. The vitamin C is buffered to reduce the chance of gastric upset.

Used for / Benefits

• Potent immune support, especially through winter
• An effective antioxidant
• May be beneficial as support in recovery from injury, or at times of stress when the need for vitamin C increases
• Contains natural fruit co-factors rich in vitamin C — acerola cherry, citrus bioflavonoids, rosehips and camu camu

Product details

• Form: Orange-flavoured chewable tablets
• Pack size: 35 tablets
• Sweetened with: Sucrose, maltodextrin, stevioside and sorbitol
• Formulation: Low-allergy, free from lactose, dairy, yeast, wheat, gluten, fish, corn and starch, with no artificial flavours or preservatives
• Brand: Sanderson

Ingredients

Each tablet contains:

• Vitamin C with metabolites as ascorbic acid, calcium & sodium ascorbate 1125mg
• Camu camu powder 10mg
• Acerola (Malpighia punicifolia) dried fruit 5mg
• Citrus bioflavonoids 5mg
• Rosehips (Rosa canina) dried fruit powder 5mg

About the co-factors:

• Camu camu, an Amazonian fruit from South America, carries an exceptionally high vitamin C content, along with flavonoids and the amino acids serine, valine and leucine. It is a potent immune support and mood balancer.
• Rosehips supply vitamin C together with the antioxidant lycopene.
• Acerola cherry is second only to camu camu as a natural source of vitamin C — one cherry has 65 times more vitamin C than an orange.

Directions

Adults: take 1–2 tablets daily, or as professionally prescribed. Preferably taken with food for increased absorption.

Warnings

• Contraindications: none known.
• Diabetics should exercise caution owing to the sucrose content.

Vitamins and minerals are supplementary to, and not a replacement for, a balanced diet. Always read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist, see your healthcare professional.