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Vitamin C, sodium ascorbate, and zinc citrate chewable tablets are formulated to support immune health, antioxidant protection, and overall wellness. Vitamin C and its buffered form, sodium ascorbate, help strengthen immunity and reduce oxidative stress, while zinc citrate plays a vital role in immune function and wound healing. These chewable tablets offer a convenient and palatable way to maintain daily nutritional support, especially during seasonal changes or recovery from illness.

Slow-release vitamin C (also called "sustained-release" or "timed-release") is a specific type of supplement designed to release vitamin C into your body gradually over several hours, rather than all at once.

 

How They Work and Their Main Benefit

 

The primary advantage of a slow-release formula lies in how your body processes vitamin C.

• Vitamin C is water-soluble. This means your body doesn't store it.

• With regular (immediate-release) tablets, you get a large, single dose. Your body absorbs what it can, but any excess amount is quickly filtered by your kidneys and passed out of your body through urine. This can be inefficient.

• With slow-release tablets, a special coating or matrix in the tablet dissolves slowly. This provides a steady, continuous supply of vitamin C, allowing your body to absorb and use a higher percentage of the dose over a longer period.

This is a chewable immune-support tablet that combines two key nutrients in specific, effective forms.

• Vitamin C (as Sodium Ascorbate): A "buffered" form of Vitamin C that is gentler on the stomach and less acidic than regular vitamin C (ascorbic acid).

• Zinc (as Zinc Citrate): A form of zinc that is easily absorbed by the body.

• Chewable Form: Makes it easy to take for those who have difficulty swallowing pills.