Vitamin C with Citrus Bioflavonoids – General Health and Wellbeing – Antioxidant, Immune System Health, Healthy Skin, Teeth Gums and Joints – Vegan – 1000 mg and 120 Tablets - Manufactured in the UK

These are large tablets, as you'd expect for 1g of ingredient each, so they are not recommended if you find tablets difficult to swallow. However, 120 1g Vit C tablets with added bioflavonoids for just £13 is a brilliant price considering it's about 11p per day. I personally use these to help ward off colds, which is very effective and one of the best uses of Vitamin C. It does also increase collagen synthesis and does subtlely improve skin quality over time. I like that the ingredient list is short and they're not full of rubbish ingredients, so this is thoroughly recommended on that front.

These torpedo shaped Vitamin C tablets come in a sealed plastic tub/bottle with a screw top lid. There are 120 tablets, giving four months supply at a dose of one per day. The tablets are fairly large but are easy to swallow being a torpedo shape. There is no shiny or sugar coating so take with plenty of water so that they don't start dissolving in the mouth (they don't taste too bad anyway). They give a high 1,000mg dose of Vitamin C which is so important to normal body function, especially during the winter months of colds and sniffles when the body really needs a boost.

Tablets are huge but seem to work fine. Good for the immune system

The tablet is on the large size so you might need a good gulp of water to rinse it down. There’s no strange smells, no bad aftertastes, and feels easy on the stomach. This bottle provides a great dose and will last for 4 months taking 1-a-day. I’m well stocked up with supplements but when I need to buy more I will buy these. They’re a good price. Obviously I cannot tell if they’re working or not but there’s barely any caking agents in so that’s a plus.

I take Lipo Naturals Liposomal Vitamin C every day because it's the purest and most potent oral C supplement available - the only one capable of elevating blood C to saturation levels, which is usually achieved only through intravenous vitamin C therapy. Later in each day I take a non-liposomal C supplement (such as this one) just to top up C levels. Vitamin C use is increased by stress, caffeine intake, intense exercise and a host of other factors, so it's wise to keep the levels topped up. These Vigoria C tablets contain 1 g (1000 mg) of C in the form of ascorbic acid - a decent dose (which it needs to be in order to be effective, as much of the C consumed as ascorbic acid is broken down by stomach acids and digestive enzymes) as well as citrus bioflavinoids, rose hip powder and some harmless binding agents. Each tablet is a little larger than the capsules which are more commonly seen in vitamin supplementation. The tablets taste extremely citrusy, which is a plus point if, like me, you like the bitter taste of lemon. If so, you may want to suck or chew the tablets rather than swallowing them whole. Arguably, you'll absorb more of the ingredients that way too, as the stomach and intestines won't have to break down a solid tablet: a task some people's digestive systems don't do particularly well. The ingredients are all vegan-friendly - another plus point. The bottle is recyclable plastic - yet another plus point. There aren't any negative points about these tablets. At roughly 10p per tablet, they're a cheap and safe way of boosting your health. The bottle contains 120 tablets.

I have a chronic lung condition and I'm extremely susceptible to colds and flu, so I've decided to try vitamin C to see if I can get some benefit from them. One down side is the size lol torpedo's are us with them lol. Four months supply will get me through the Winter, if they help I'll be buying some for next Winter.

120 tablets (hard, medium size) 1000 mg each, making it 2 months supply. It's made in UK. Comes in recyclable packaging. It's vegan. It's has a descent dose 1000mg. Ingredients do not list any anticaking or bulking agents. Allergen gluten and lactose free. Reasonable value for money. I'm happy with that product.

My GP recommended I take Vitamin C given the frequency of my infections - and the latest thinking does seem to be that taking vitamin C regularly can reduce the severity and duration of colds, though not prevent them. So I have decided to give it a try this winter and so far, fingers crossed, have avoided anything more than a minor cold. These are one-a-day, taste-free capsules which go down quickly – you can get other Vitamin C tablets which you chew like sweets and which taste very pleasant, but some people find chewing difficult. Because you don’t chew them, they don’t have any sweeteners. They are also vegan. These are higher dose than other vitamin C tablets I have reviewed - 1000mg in each tablet compared to the usual high dose tablets which are 500mg. This may be why they are more expensive – 11p a tablet compared to others I have reviewed at 5-6p a tablet for 500mg doses. Higher dosage is not necessarily good – 1000mg is within recognised safe limits but you might want to read up if you are at risk of kidney stones or are prone to digestive disturbance.