
MaryRuth Organics Vegan Vitamin C Gummies
A pectin based vitamin C gummy for adults and kids in three fruit flavors. The listing gives no vitamin C amount.
- Form
- Gummy
- Supplement Type
- Vitamin C
- Diet
- Vegan
- Count
- 60 gummies
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A pectin based vitamin C gummy for adults and kids in three fruit flavors. The listing gives no vitamin C amount.

A chewable orange vitamin C tablet with a handful of supporting nutrients. The allergen field lists orange, which matters for citrus sensitivity.

A plain vitamin C tablet in a large bottle, vegetarian and non-GMO. Nothing else is added, so it is a straightforward single-nutrient choice.

A tangerine vitamin C gummy with plant-based labeling and a clear per-serving figure.

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An electrolyte drink mix in single-serve packets with vitamin C and a raspberry flavor. The listing gives no electrolyte amounts per packet.

A liposomal vitamin C softgel with the strength stated and a very large count. It targets immune and skin support.

A plain vitamin C softgel for immune support with a two month labeled supply. Soy is a listed allergen, and the listing gives no directions.

Three citrus flavors and a large count in one container. No dose per piece is named, and the form labels disagree.

A vegan vitamin C capsule with a clear allergen-free list and a long bottle. It carries only one nutrient, so there are no extras.

A high strength ascorbic acid capsule that is vegan and non-GMO. The supply is short for a daily user.

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A buffered vitamin C capsule with magnesium and calcium, for those who find plain vitamin C harsh. It is vegan and gluten free, but the buffer amounts are not given.

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A liquid vitamin C drop supplement for kids ages 4 to 13, sourced from organic acerola fruit rather than synthetic vitamin C.

A straightforward vitamin C crystal drink with added D, B vitamins, zinc and manganese in a portable stick pack, geared toward people who already like the Emergen-C format.

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A sugar-free, orange-flavored effervescent vitamin C and zinc tablet for buyers who prefer dissolving a supplement in water over swallowing a pill.

A buffered calcium ascorbate vitamin C capsule in a 250-count bottle built for daily long-term use. The gentler form is the main reason to pick this over plain ascorbic acid.

This softgel delivers a genuinely high 2200mg vitamin C dose, built for people who want one softgel a day rather than counting out a lower-dose product.
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