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How does Aller-C 120 capsules differ from the 60 capsule pack?
Aller-C 120 capsules contains double the number of capsules found in the 60 capsule pack. The formula is the same in both sizes, combining vitamin C with citrus bioflavonoids, EMIQ quercetin and bromelain from pineapple.
Which ingredients are listed in Nutri Advanced Aller-C 120 capsules?
Nutri Advanced Aller-C 120 capsules lists vitamin C as ascorbic acid, citrus bioflavonoids at 92 percent, Enzymatically Modified Isoquercitrin, bromelain, microcrystalline cellulose and L-leucine. A vegetable cellulose capsule holds the blend.
Is the reformulated Aller-C free from animal ingredients?
Yes. Nutri Advanced says the recent reformulation made Aller-C suitable for vegetarians and vegans. The 120 capsule pack uses a vegetable cellulose capsule shell, and no animal-derived ingredients appear in the listed ingredients.
When should Aller-C 120 capsules be taken in relation to meals?
Aller-C 120 capsules should be taken between meals. The label gives 2 to 3 capsules two to four times daily, or the amount your healthcare practitioner advises for you. Please consult your doctor before use.
What does Nutri Advanced say about bioflavonoids in Aller-C?
Nutri Advanced says the citrus bioflavonoids in Aller-C can work synergistically with vitamin C. The bioflavonoids form part of a proprietary blend with quercetin and bromelain, listed at 92 percent citrus bioflavonoids on the ingredient panel.
Who should seek advice before using Aller-C 120 capsules?
Anyone pregnant, breastfeeding, on medication or with a medical condition should seek advice before using Aller-C 120 capsules. Because of its bromelain content, the enzyme should be avoided for at least a week around surgery. Please consult your doctor before use.
