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Sunfood Liposomal Vitamin C 1000 mg

Sunfood · Liquid · 1000 mg

Price/day

€1.13

Dose

1000 mg

Servings/pack

30

Pack price

€34.00

Transparency Index

6.9/10

Acceptable For those with sensitive digestion or high needs, liposomal vitamin C is a practical premium solution.

Rating breakdown

Evidence for ingredient 6.0/10

Vitamin C is well studied; liposomal forms achieve somewhat higher plasma levels, but the additional benefit over powder is moderate.

Value for money 5.0/10

€1.13 per day is significantly more expensive than ascorbic acid powder, though liposomal.

Product quality 8.0/10

Sunfood uses sunflower lecithin, no soy, and fills into BPA-free sachets.

Label honesty 8.0/10

Transparent labeling for vitamin C amount, liposomes, and excipients.

Third-party testing 6.0/10

No NSF, but manufacturer references batch testing and microbiological analyses.

Product Description

Sunfood encapsulates 1000 mg vitamin C in liposomal phospholipids from sunflower lecithin. The liquid comes in convenient sachets with a mild orange flavor.

What We Like

  • Liposomal technology for higher plasma levels
  • Sunflower lecithin instead of soy
  • Sachet portions: ideal for travel
  • No added sugar

What We’re Missing

  • Premium price compared to powder
  • Only 30 servings — one-month supply
  • Slightly bitter taste — usually needs to be mixed in juice

Usage Recommendation

1 sachet daily, taken straight or mixed with 100 ml water, ideally before a meal. Knead the sachet before use; chilled, the taste is more neutral.

Ingredient dossier

Vitamin C is essential for collagen synthesis and other normal body functions, with approved EFSA claims. Megadoses show no clear benefit beyond adequate intake.

Read full dossier: Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) →