Vitamin C Buffered is a gentle, stomach-friendly form of Vitamin C specially formulated for those who may find standard acidic Vitamin C hard to tolerate. This version blends buffered forms (magnesium, zinc and potassium ascorbate and carbonate) to reduce acidity and provide additional support from zinc and magnesium.

This product is ideal for people who:

Want reliable Vitamin C support but find standard ascorbic acid too acidic

May have low dietary intake of fresh fruits and vegetables

Are under higher physical, mental or lifestyle stress demanding additional nutrient support

Prefer a vegan-friendly, vegetarian and allergen-free capsule format

Our Vitamin C Buffered formula uses high-quality buffered forms of Vitamin C alongside magnesium and zinc, offering a more gentle but still effective intake. Made in our own UK facility under strict quality standards, each capsule is free from unnecessary fillers and artificial additives. With full oversight from ingredient sourcing to final production, you can feel confident that you’re using a clean, transparent product to support your well-being.

Key Benefits of Vitamin C
Collagen Formation
Vitamin C acts as a cofactor for enzymes that stabilise collagen’s structure, helping maintain healthy skin, joints, and connective tissue.

Nervous System & Psychological Function
It supports neurotransmitter production (e.g., dopamine, norepinephrine, serotonin), contributing to mental clarity, emotional balance, and neurological health.

Energy-Yielding Metabolism
Essential for carnitine synthesis, vitamin C helps convert fat into energy-supporting physical endurance and reducing fatigue.

Immune System Function
Vitamin C supports both innate and adaptive immunity. It enhances the function of phagocytes, lymphocytes, and neutrophils, and modulates cytokine production. It also maintains immune competence during and after intense physical exercise.

Antioxidant Defence
As a potent antioxidant, it protects cells from oxidative damage and helps regenerate vitamin E.

Iron Absorption
Non-haem iron (found in plants) is less bioavailable than haem iron. Vitamin C reduces ferric iron (Fe³⁺) to the more absorbable ferrous form (Fe²⁺) and forms soluble iron complexes, enhancing uptake in the small intestine. This function is especially important for vegetarians, menstruating women, and individuals with low iron status.

Reduction of Fatigue
Vitamin C contributes to reducing tiredness and fatigue, particularly through its role in carnitine production and immune resilience. It is rapidly used up in times of physical or emotional stress, smoking, or illness.

Additional Benefits of Magnesium and Zinc

While vitamin C supports collagen formation, energy metabolism, and immune defence, magnesium contributes to these same systems by supporting normal muscle function, electrolyte balance, and the maintenance of bones and teeth-key structures built on collagen and reliant on mineral support.

Zinc works synergistically with vitamin C to support skin health, wound healing, and immune function. It also aids in the protection of cells from oxidative stress, supports vitamin A metabolism, and contributes to cognitive function, reproductive health, and the maintenance of normal vision, hair, nails, and testosterone levels.

Signs of Vitamin C deficiency

· Frequent infections
· Fatigue and low energy
· Easy bruising
· Bleeding gums or nosebleeds
· Joint or muscle aches
· Slow wound healing
· Dry, splitting hair or rough skin

Severe deficiency results in scurvy, historically seen in people with no access to fresh produce for extended periods.