Liposomal Vitamin C 1700mg, 180 Capsules - High Absorption, Fat Soluble VIT C, Higher Bioavailability Immune System Support & Collagen Booster, Non-GMO, Vegan Pills

I’ve been very happy with the NutriFlair Liposomal Vitamin C. The high-dose liposomal formula feels effective and is much easier on my stomach than regular vitamin C supplements. I like that it’s vegan, non-GMO, and made with clean ingredients, and the large bottle lasts a long time. The capsules are a bit large, but overall this is a high-quality, gentle, and potent vitamin C that I’d recommend for daily immune support.

I’ve been taking NutriFlair Liposomal Vitamin C (1700 mg, 180 capsules) daily for about six weeks, and the difference is real. The capsules are easy to swallow and gentle on my stomach—no acidic burn like some other brands. I noticed a boost in energy, and during cold season I felt like my immune system held up a lot better. It tastes great and it is very effective. What really stands out is the liposomal delivery—I’ve tried regular high-dose C before and this one seems to absorb more effectively. It’s non-GMO, gluten-free, and plant-based, which checks all my boxes. The 90-day supply is great value, even at high dosages. For anyone looking to boost their health with a premium vitamin C, this delivers on claims and has become part of my daily wellness routine.

I did a lot of research before switching to a different type of vitamin C because the one I was taking before was only 1000 mg. These have been great for me. They don’t upset my stomach at all, which was my biggest concern. I’ve been consistently taking vitamin C for about four months now, and I will say I haven’t gotten sick once. The capsules are easy to take (just a heads up, the serving size is two pills), and this feels like a solid option if you’re looking for a higher-dose vitamin C without stomach issues. At first, I was a little wary of the color since they’re not pure white. With other vitamin C pills, I know that a yellowed color can sometimes mean oxidation (no longer as effective). After doing a bit more research, I learned that with liposomal and fat-soluble formulas, the capsules can naturally appear slightly off-white or yellow due to the phospholipids and ingredients used, not because they’ve oxidized. After taking them consistently with no issues, I’m comfortable continuing to use them.

Best Vitamin-C I've ever taken. It works synergistically when taken with quercetin and probiotics by increasing absorption and effectiveness. I can feel the difference. Highly recommended.

I have read that liposomal vitamin C is a highly absorbable form. And this brand appears to be good quality.

I like these capsules; liposomal is supposed to have better absorption and they are easy to take; vitamin C is supposed to be good for skin and many other functions. I always like to have some on hand!

Excellent product! I've been taking it for a month, two capsules daily in the morning, and with this cold weather we're having, I haven't even sneezed. I recommend it 100%. The bottle lasts for three months and is very affordable.

Nobody in the media seems to be talking about ways to help boost our immune system to help protect our bodies from contracting Covid-19. Personally, I had many of the Covid-19 symptoms and started this regimen. Not all of these things came in at the same time from Amazon. The last thing to come in was Quercetin. Once I started taking it in combination with the other vitamins, I felt much better within 24 hours and completely back to normal within 48 hours. A friend of mine tested positive for Covid-19 and his father had the same symptoms but wasn't tested. I brought him this regimen the same day of the positive test result. Within 24 hours both were feeling much better and within 48 hours they were completely symptom free. I found this regimen shortly after developing some of the symptoms. This video can be found on YouTube and it is called "Coronavirus Pandemic Update 59: Dr. Seheult's Daily Regimen (Vitamin D, C, Zinc, Quercetin, NAC)." In the video, Dr Seheult (who works directly with Covid-19 patients) recommends the following regimen using these over-the-counter vitamins and supplements. DISCLAIMER: always consult your physician before adding any new supplements to your diet. 1) Vitamin C (2:14) 2) Vitamin D (4:21) 3) Quercetin (7:02) 4) NAC (8:17) 5) Zinc (9:47) 1) Liposomal Vitamin C - is an anti-inflammatory and antiviral. Specifically liposomal vitamin C has a much higher absorption rate than regular vitamin C. The only thing better is intravenous vitamin C. 2) Vitamin D - even if you can get 15 minutes of sun every day, you should still consider adding a vitamin D supplement to your diet. Multiple studies have proven the effectiveness of vitamin D towards fighting Covid-19. If you do a Google search for "Vitamin D mortality rates Covid-19," you will find all kinds of scientific research. In one of the studies from Indonesia, patients with normal levels of vitamin D, the death rate was 4%. In patients with insufficient levels of vitamin D, the death rate was 88%. In patients with deficient levels of vitamin D, death rate was 99%. 3) Quercetin - has the ability to interfere with the enzyme in your cells that the coronavirus requires to get in your cells and begin replicating. Similar to Hydroxychloroquine, Quercetin is a zinc ionophore. A zinc ionophore activates the port to allow zinc to enter a cell. Once in the cell, zinc is then able to block the enzyme RNA-dependent RNA polymerase, which turns off viral replication. 4) NAC also called N-Acetyl Cysteine - people claim it helps shorten cold, flu, & sinus infections. It is used to increase levels of glutathione, which is one of the body's most important antioxidants. It also helps burn fat more effectively through its ability to improve insulin sensitivity, which means it helps the body use insulin more efficiently to help treat Type 2 diabetes. NAC's ability to replenish & regulate glutamate levels helps improve brain health for conditions like Alzheimer's, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, obsessive-compulsive disorders (OCD), and other addictive behaviors. Warning, if you have asthma or bleeding problems, consult your doctor who may tell you to avoid NAC. 5) Zinc - it is well known that zinc (Zn) possesses a variety of direct and indirect antiviral properties, but over time it decreases copper levels in your body. Administration of a zinc supplement enhances antiviral immunity to restore depleted immune cell function. Zinc also protects or stabilizes the cell membrane which contributes to blocking of the virus entry into the cell and inhibits viral replication. Zinc does this by blocking RNA-dependent RNA polymerase (RdRp), the core enzyme of their multiprotein replication and transcription complex that is critical for the copying of viral RNA. Fortunately, there are molecules that can act as facilitators and enhance the entry of zinc into the cell. These are known as zinc ionophores. In addition to Hydroxychloroquine, other things like Quercetin and to a lesser extent Green Tea are zinc ionophores (both of which can be bought over the counter). How zinc ionophores work. Zinc ions stay outside the cell. The cell’s membrane and binding molecules limit the ability of zinc to penetrate into the cell. A zinc ionophore activates the port to allow zinc to enter a cell. Once in the cell, zinc is then able to block the enzyme RNA-dependent RNA polymerase, which turns off viral replication. 6) Alkaline Water - this was not mentioned in the above video, but has been mentioned in other videos. It is used to raise your alkaline levels and it is also an anti-inflammatory.