“I always take vitamin C so I was keen to try these. They are capsules of a moderate size and quite easy to swallow, and I preferred that to the big chalky tablets high-dose Vitamin C tablets often are, as they can leave an odd taste in the mouth and can be harder to take. So that's a positive.However, these are very expensive. You only get 50 and they suggest you take 1 or 2 a day, so it's less than a months supply if you take two and 50 days if you take one - rather odd quantity - 60 tablets would at least a mean a round month or two months supply.The labelling is also odd. It says each capsule contains 450mg of vitamin C (again, odd quantity - most high-dose tablets are 500mg) but then under "nutrition information" it says a serving is 2 capsules which give you... 450mg again.So which is it? Is each capsule 450mg or 225mg?I don't know if the source of the vitamin C is superior, as they specify it as though it's a good thing but don't really provide any evidence or even claim it's better.So ultimately you're paying a lot of money for a below-average quantity of vitamin C (even if it is 450mg per capsule most makes give you 500mg) and contradictory labelling, which reduces my faith in the product if they can make such a basic labelling error.I've given them 2 stars for being easy to take with no aftertaste, but the other issues mean I wouldn't buy them again.”
“This is a great product that comes well packaged. This is definitely is easy to use and you can start using it straight away. So far so good and I can recommend for anyone looking for this type of quality product.”
“Kiki are known for their high quality vegan and additive free supplements. this natural Vitamin C supplement is of great benefit for immunity and skin care. Recommended.”
“Organic Plant-Based Vitamin C Supplement offers a vegan-friendly formula designed to support your immune system. With 50 vegicaps per bottle, this supplement provides essential nutrients that promote skin health and collagen production. Made from organic sources, it's a great choice for boosting your daily vitamin C intake while maintaining a plant-based lifestyle.”
“Ideal for vegetarians and vegans. This vitamin c is derived from the amla fruit or Indian gooseberry .It is in capsule form and is easy to swallow but have knocked off a star because it seems a tad on the expensive side.”
“I've not come across this brand before, but I wouldn't say I'm particularly brand loyal when it comes to Vitamins & supplements as long as they are of decent quality.I'll start off by saying that some people may find the labelling on these a little confusing around the values for these capsules. The label says take 1 - 2 capsules a day with water, ideally 30min before food. Then it subsequently says “Serving Size 2 capsules (900mg)”.Further to the above, it then says typical values, for 2 capsules, Vitamin C 450mg/563%RI. If this is the typical value for 2 capsules, surely it should read 900mg & 1126%RI?The capsules are easy to swallow, vegetarian & vegan and the Vitamin C is derived from what is called the “Indian Gooseberry” - I had to look that one up.KIKI have quite a good website about there green policies, organic products, sustainability, etc. which is nice to see.It's always tricky to review vitamins & supplements, since benefits, if any, are usually not outwardly visible and may vary from person-to-person.The annual cost of these works out at just under £237.I hope you found this review and the photos interesting, informative, and useful. Thanks for reading!”
“Great supplement to help the immune system. It's difficult to consume the right quantity from foods. This is where these supplements come in handy. The container has clear easy to read labelling. Capsules are reasonably sized and washes down easily enough with water. Easy on the digestive system, great way to boost the body
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“Kiki Health products don't usually disappoint and this one is no exception from a quality point of view. The vitamin C is derived from Amla, otherwise known as Indian gooseberry. The recommended dose is 1 capsule once or twice per day ideally 30 minutes before meals. If you take the full 2 capsules dose it gives 563% of your daily recommended intake. This is where I find the quantities a bit strange. The bottle contains 50 capsules so at this rate won't even last a month. I'd have much preferred to see this as the almost universally standard quantity of a 30 day supply. This is my only gripe with them. On the plus side they are easy to swallow and come in vegetable based capsules so are suitable for vegans and vegetarians.”
