If it has 500mg, as the information says, if I take two pills, does that mean I take 1000mg? My doctor recommended.Finally, does it include "Vitamin C"- I am looking for the product without any Vitamin C.Thank you in advance. If it has 500mg, as the information says, if I take two pills, does that mean I take 1000mg? My doctor recommended.Finally, does it include "Vitamin C"- I am looking for the product... » Read More If it has 500mg, as the information says, if I take two pills, does that mean I take 1000mg? My doctor recommended.Finally, does it include "Vitamin C"- I am looking for the product without any Vitamin C.Thank you in advance. « Show Less
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Hello Hyuk-Jin Lee, yes, if you take two you would be taking 1000 MG. I can tell you this is what it says on the bottle. No gluten, no wheat, no milk, no loctose, no sugar, no preservatives, no soy, no artificial color or flavor, no sodium. I am not sure about the Vitamin C? it has natural anti oxidants I am sorry I do not know your answer toThe Vitamin C question. I hope that this can help you. Lou Ann Duval
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Yes, if you take 2, it will be 1000 mg. It does not have any extra Vitamin C. It has worked well for me, and it's nice not to have to take so many pills.
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They are 500 mg per capsule. I take a total of 3 capsules a day. Although I've heard others take a larger dose. It completely up to you.
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I'm not sure what other vitamin you are comparing this product to, but I would say you need to compare the nutrients in both, apparently if you have to take 6 tablets each of these vitamins have much fewer nutrients in it. I have not seen any vitamins where you would take 6 as a serving size. I have compared this with others where you take 2 and they were pretty much the same, I always opt for taking fewer.
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I am concerned about this also but just quit taking my multi-vitamin because it had folic acid in it instead of folate so... Also, while looking at my Vitamin E pill, it is oil based, as is the vitamin A and Vitamin D. This capsule is a medium capsule of dry stuff so how can it have 100% of Vitamins A (as retinyl acetate), C (as ascorbic acid), D (as ergocalciferol), and E (as di-alpha-tocopherylacetate) ??? I'll try it for two months and see if it can hydrate and/or rejuvenate my skin from the ceramides (label says: Ceramides (providing glycolipids, phytoceramides, and glycosylceramides).
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How many tablets are recommended per day? two or four? I understand should be 2 per day. Please advise
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My endocrinologist advised me to take two pills each month. That is the dose that she takes. If I were you, I'd speak to whomever has told you that you need to take this quantity of Vitamin D. (I hope it's a physician who's done blood work on you.)
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I guess I never paid any attention. I take Vitamin C every day. My eye doctor suggested these tabs after referring with another eye doctor. I take 4 per day. 2 in the A.M. and 2 before I go to bed. I trust my doctor so I have not questioned him. At least I do not think my eyes have changed much and stayed the same. So I will be taking this Bausch+Lomb PreserVision AREDS rest of my life as long as I can afford it. My eyesite is important to me specially now at 72. Hope you get the answers you are looking for. Take care, Margaret
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Yes, 1050MG per serving. I take 2 twice a day and can see a difference when I don't take them
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Each serving is 500mg. Serving size is 2 tablets. This info is taken from the bottle. Good luck.
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This has 475 mg per capsule; two capsules will be 950 mg. Although it is not listed on label all fruits have some vitamin C, however if it is not significant it will not be listed. This product does not list any amount. I take this for bladder infection prevention. If you are afraid of vitamin C interfering with prescribed medications, take this capsule several hours between med doses and it should not cause any medication interactions in most cases. If you are supposed to limit amounts of vitamin C consumed to treat a medical problem I would not think this would be a significant risk.
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I'm not sure what you are asking but this is a good product. My daughter takes it every day. I was giving her 1T. since she is nine and it states that an adult should take 2T., but I found she needs more so I give her 1 1/4 T. I hope this is helpful.
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Sorry I can't answer your question since I have already finished taking the pills long ago. (I take them two at the time every day).
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Hmmm my bottle said one before Two meals. I wouldnt take anymore than the bottle says. Also if your looking for the garcinia cambogia as was on Dr. Oz I recommend going to your nearest health food store. I gave away the ones you see here!
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A is 3000IU, C is 60mg, D is 400IU, E is 30IU, B1 is 1.5 mg, B2 is 1.7mg, Niacin is 20mg, B6 is 2mg, Folic is 400mcg, B12 is 6mcg, Pantothenic is 10mg. All except A are 100% DV (used to be RDA) and all are good amounts except C which is laughably small for optimum health. If this is your only multi I recommend you add a 250mg or even 500mg C and between 500 to 1000mg calcium pill as well. These standards are for optimum health for a 'normal' adult in reasonably good health according to my diabetes educator. She says mega doses are not safe and these multi-vitamins along with a C and a calcium are all most people need. Hope this helps. Wind to thy Wings, Evie S. A is 3000IU, C is 60mg, D is 400IU, E is 30IU, B1 is 1.5 mg, B2 is 1.7mg, Niacin is 20mg, B6 is 2mg, Folic is 400mcg, B12 is 6mcg, Pantothenic is 10mg. All except A are 100% DV (used to be RDA) and all are good amounts except C which is laughably small for optimum health. If this is your only multi I recommend you add a 250mg or even 500mg C and between 500 to 1000mg calcium pill as well. These standards are for optimum health for a 'normal' adult in reasonably good health according to my diabetes educator. She says mega doses are not safe and these multi-vitamins along with a C and a... » Read More A is 3000IU, C is 60mg, D is 400IU, E is 30IU, B1 is 1.5 mg, B2 is 1.7mg, Niacin is 20mg, B6 is 2mg, Folic is 400mcg, B12 is 6mcg, Pantothenic is 10mg. All except A are 100% DV (used to be RDA) and all are good amounts except C which is laughably small for optimum health. If this is your only multi I recommend you add a 250mg or even 500mg C and between 500 to 1000mg calcium pill as well. These standards are for optimum health for a 'normal' adult in reasonably good health according to my diabetes educator. She says mega doses are not safe and these multi-vitamins along with a C and a calcium are all most people need. Hope this helps. Wind to thy Wings, Evie S. « Show Less
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I'm just going to copy and paste what I said in the 1st question because they're kind of similar. The Recommended Daily Intake (RDI) of Vitamin C based on a 2000 calorie diet is 60mg. So 1180% of that would be 708mg per tsp I believe? I bought from another company, where it says the Vitamin C is 1200% of RDI, and it says 720mg per tsp so yeah, it should be about 708mg/tsp
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It's pretty hard to over dose on vitamins like A, C, D, and E taking extra won't kill you. The daily recommended amounts are the minimum you should be taking.
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I haven't tried the twice a day pill, so I don't know. I do know that the one I take is fantastic! I had to have some of my stomach removed and it is very gentle on it...the first vitamin that is gentle enough for me to take, even on an empty stomach.