# Liposomal Vitamin C

> Vitamin C held in sunflower phospholipid: a pale gold gel as thick as good honey, kept in amber glass. A daily spoonful, faintly citrus, with none of a tablet's chalky bite.

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## About
Thick as good honey and pale gold when tilted to the light, this is vitamin C as a small daily ritual. A spoonful on the tongue tastes faintly of citrus and sunflower, with none of the chalky bite of an ordinary tablet.The ascorbic acid is held inside tiny spheres of sunflower-derived phospholipid, the same class of fat that makes up a cell's own outer wall. It comes in a bottle of true amber glass, and the color is function, not decoration: both vitamin C and the phospholipids that carry it break down under ordinary daylight. Long before its chemistry was understood, travelers and traders carried vitamin C as dried citrus peel and rosehip syrup, kept against the leaner months.DetailsContents: Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) encapsulated in sunflower-derived phospholipidForm: Liquid gel, liposomalPackaging: Amber glass bottleHow to useTake a spoonful directly, or stir it into cool water, never hot, which unravels the liposomes. Make it part of a balanced daily routine. Refrigerate after opening and use within two months.A brighter morning habit than a tablet swallowed at the sink.