
Mild-C — 500 mg
100 capsules
One capsule supplies 500 mg vitamin C and 57 mg calcium, both from calcium ascorbate. The selected bottle contains 100 servings.
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Search and filter this category ↗Vitamin C supports normal collagen formation and helps the body absorb iron from plant foods. It also participates in antioxidant defences. A supplement can supply vitamin C when intake is inadequate, but a stronger tablet does not automatically provide better health than meeting the requirement through a varied diet.
These are established nutrient roles, not evidence that this exact bottle prevents illness. Routine vitamin C does not prevent colds in most people; any reduction in their duration is modest. NIH has not established one supplemental form as better than all others.
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Ingredient context reviewed 2026-10-26. General ingredient evidence does not verify the exact branded products below.

100 capsules
One capsule supplies 500 mg vitamin C and 57 mg calcium, both from calcium ascorbate. The selected bottle contains 100 servings.
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60 tablets
Each tablet provides 500 mg vitamin C from PureWay-C ascorbic acid and ascorbyl palmitate, plus 50 mg citrus bioflavonoid complex. The bottle has 60 tablets.
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120 veggie capsules; 120 servings
The label lists 500 mg vitamin C as Q-C ascorbic acid per capsule. Hypromellose is the listed capsule ingredient.
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20 effervescent tablets; one-tablet serving
The manufacturer describes 1,000 mg amla extract supplying 50 mg vitamin C, with 10 mg zinc per tablet. The amla-extract weight is not the vitamin C dose.
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60 vegan capsules · 30 two-capsule servings
The two-capsule serving lists 500 mg vitamin C from a Saccharomyces cerevisiae culture, a 720 mg fruit-and-vegetable blend, and a 60 mg probiotic-and-enzyme blend.
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60 vegetarian tablets; one-tablet serving
One tablet lists 1,000 mg vitamin C as ascorbic acid and a 15 mg Bio-Quercetin proprietary blend providing 5 mg quercetin and 4 mg galactomannans. The pictured pack contains 60 tablets.
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90 tablets · 1 tablet per serving
Each tablet provides 500 mg vitamin C as ascorbic acid. Citrus bioflavonoids, hesperidin, rosehips and rutin appear in the other-ingredients list without individual amounts.
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100 tablets
Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) 1,000 mg per tablet.
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60 tablets
1,000 mg vitamin C as ascorbic acid per tablet. Rose hips are listed among the other ingredients without a declared amount.
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80 gummies
Two gummies provide 250 mg vitamin C as ascorbic acid and sodium ascorbate, 20 kcal, 3 g carbohydrate, 3 g added sugar and 15 mg sodium.
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100 caplets
1,000 mg vitamin C per caplet, supplied as ascorbic acid.
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100 capsules
Two capsules provide 1,000 mg vitamin C and 600 mg citrus bioflavonoid complex.
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90 capsules · 90 servings
Each capsule lists 500 mg vitamin C from L-ascorbate and organic acerola cherry extract, plus 45 mg citrus bioflavonoids from bitter orange.
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60 gummies
250 mg vitamin C as L-ascorbic acid per two gummies; 20 kcal, 5 g carbohydrate, 4 g sugars (all added), and 10 mg sodium. 30 servings per bottle.
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100 tablets · 100 servings
Each tablet lists 1,000 mg vitamin C as ascorbic acid, 25 mg rose hips powder and 25 mg citrus bioflavonoid complex. NOW labels this formula vegan.
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90 Capsules / 250 Capsules — US label
Per 1 capsule: 1,000 mg vitamin C as ascorbic acid.
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50 vegetable capsules; one-capsule serving
Each vegetable capsule is labelled with 500 mg vitamin C as calcium ascorbate, 25 mg citrus bioflavonoids, 10 mg acerola extract, 10 mg rose hips and 5 mg rutin.
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90 tablets; one-tablet serving
The manufacturer lists 1,000 mg vitamin C as ascorbic acid per tablet. The pictured bottle contains 90 tablets.
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100 tablets — US manufacturer listing
Vitamin C 1,000 mg as L-ascorbic acid and rose-hip fruit 62.5 mg per tablet.
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90 tablets — US manufacturer listing
Vitamin C 1,500 mg as L-ascorbic acid and rose-hip fruit 30 mg per tablet.
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90 chewable tablets — US manufacturer listing
Vitamin C 500 mg, sodium 30 mg, acerola extract 10 mg and rose hips 4 mg per chewable tablet; 10 calories, 2 g carbohydrate and 1 g sugars.
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100 tablets — US manufacturer listing
Vitamin C 500 mg as L-ascorbic acid and rose-hip fruit 75 mg per tablet.
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240 veggie capsules
The manufacturer lists 1,000 mg vitamin C in this capsule formula. The selected bottle contains 240 veggie capsules.
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60 gummies
The manufacturer describes a sour-orange gummy formula with 500 mg vitamin C as ascorbic acid per serving.
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60 capsules — US label
Per 1 capsule: Vitamin C (as Ascorbic Acid) 1 g.
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90 capsules — US label
Per 1 capsule: Citrus Bioflavonoids 75 mg; Vitamin C (as Ascorbic Acid) 500 mg.
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