Vitamin C, powder

Vitamin C powder

332 vitamin C products in the NIH label database come as a powder (2% of the 19,919 vitamin C products); their median is 1,000 mg of vitamin C per serving, against 100 mg across all vitamin C products; the 107 whose only supplement ingredient is vitamin C list a median of 1,000 mg (DSLD version 9.4.0, January 2026).

Products
332253 on the market
Median vitamin C per serving
1,000 mgall vitamin C products: 100 mg
Share of vitamin C products
2%332 of 19,919

What else do these products contain?

Ingredients most often listed alongside it, with the median amount in these products and in all products
IngredientShare of these productsMedian hereMedian, all products
Calcium26% 80 mg115 mg
Magnesium20% 60 mg86 mg
Potassium18% 200 mg99 mg
Zinc15% 2 mg11 mg
Manganese13% 0.5 mg2 mg
Collagen Peptides13% 7.5 g6 g
Niacin11% 5 mg20 mg
Vitamin B1211% 25 mcg36 mcg
Chromium11% 10 mcg100 mcg
Folate11% 12.5 mcg400 mcg

Which products are they?

60 of the 332: on-market products first, the newest label first.

Source: NIH ODS Dietary Supplement Label Database version 9.4.0; the label's physical form. Daily Values: the FDA's Daily Value page.

Which brands make them?

Emergen-C (28), Bronson (15), NOW (11), BulkSupplements.com (11), Sparkle (7), Ancient Nutrition (7), Cellucor (6), youtheory (6), Carlson (5), Kirkman (5).

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