Buffered Vitamin C Capsules

1. How is buffered vitamin C different from regular vitamin C?

Standard vitamin C supplements contain only ascorbic acid, and therefore, they are acidic. Buffered forms such as Allergy Research Group Buffered Vitamin C uses mineral salts like magnesium and calcium carbonates to balance the pH. So, buffered vitamin C reduces GI discomfort associated with high-dosage of standard vitamin C supplements. Also, this formulation offers sustained delivery of vitamin C for maximum benefits. 

2. Who should choose buffered vitamin C?

Buffered vitamin C is designed to support people with sensitive digestion and high vitamin C needs. Buffered forms reduce digestive discomfort as they’re more gentle on the stomach. Consult with a healthcare provider before using this supplement, if you already have sensitivities. 

3. Does buffered vitamin C help with immunity?

Yes, vitamin C supplements are known to support immune function. Buffered Vitamin C Allergy Research Group provides antioxidant support, immune support, and aids collagen synthesis. In many Buffered Vitamin C reviews, people have noted that it helps them support immunity during seasonal changes. 

4. What are the buffered vitamin C side effects?

Buffered vitamin C formulations are generally known to be safe and are well tolerated. Some people may experience mild GI upset when taking high doses. Consult with a healthcare provider and start with a reduced dosage to minimize side effects. 

Regulatory Compliance Note

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.