Failure. Should dissolve within twenty minutes and it didn't. My doctor told me how to test vitamins and explained the vitamins should dissolve within twenty minutes in order for the body to absorb them. I've also heard other nutritionists and other doctors say the same thing. This one failed miserably. I do not recommend wasting your money.<br /><br />Vitamins should dissolve within twenty minutes in 8oz glass of warm water mixed with one tablespoon of vinegar. These just sit there. Vitamins are meant to be absorbed and if they do not dissolve in your stomach within twenty minutes to be in the food you ate, then your body isn't going to absorb the vitamin. The water/vinegar is close to stomach acid. Verified with my doctor.

This company claims to be non-GMO, yet they have several emulsifiers listed the &#34;other ingredients&#34; sections. Maltodextrin, microcrystalline cellulose, and sodium croscarmellose are not only emulsifiers, they're dangerous CHEMICALS. STOP the false advertising!

I was looking for a vitamin C that was made from Acerola Cherry and Camu Camu this fits the bill! I saw another reviewer say it doesn't dissolve in water, that's not true. I tested it out, put two pills in a glass of water with a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar and it completely dissolved.

I use many of the vitamins from Garden of Life. The company has a commitment to producing high-quality, raw and effective products. I searched for 250mg Vitamin C for a long time. Research shows that this dosage is the best amount for maximum absorption, minimum waste. Should have looked at Garden of Life years ago.

Disappointed in the low amount of mg in each tablet. I mistakenly ordered this one instead of their other one. It's a good form of vitamin C but I have to take so many.

We'll discuss one ingredient... MAGNESIUM STEARATE!!! Reeks havoc on the body... This product is about as healthy as a bag of LAYS potato chips.... RIP OFF!