Sufficient-CHigh Dose Non-GMO Vitamin C Lemon Peach Immune-Ade Drink Mix, Convenient 125 Gram Size w/L-lysine, Bromelain & a Premium 96% Pure Green Tea Extract - Stomach Friendly, Adrenal Supportive

This product dissolves very well and tastes pretty good. If I were to compare the taste, I’d say it’s similar to a lemonade crystal light. But the best thing about it is, it works! Which makes sense because of its high dosage vitamin C.

I got the smallest container and it was honestly not worth the price. The health benefits portion is great, my kids love it, but the container literally last us a week. It doesn’t upset your stomach, love the lemonade taste but again it is not affordable.

This has been a game-changer for me this winter! I’ve been sick less and just feel better overall. The lemon flavor is so good, and I mix it with cold water using a frother (pro tip: give it a swirl at the end to mix in any leftover powder). Highly recommend if you want an immune boost!

We've made this part of our morning routine, adding Nordic Naturals marine collagen to it. The pleasant taste of the Sufficient-C helps the taste of the Nordic Naturals (which isn't that bad, because it's berry flavored), and means you just have to drink one glass of something. There may be cheaper options, but I wonder if they taste as good. I like that this one has the green tea extract and other good things in it as well.

It tastes good, has lots of vitamin C, and it has no added sugar like products I have seen in the supermarket. What's not to like?

PROS:Dr. Suzanne Humphries, MD recommends Nutribiotics Sodium Ascorbate and this Sufficient C brand for dosing vitamin c when ill (and her specialty is reducing issues relating to whooping cough). When kids are well, I give them maintenance amounts of just the sodium ascorbate daily. But when they are sick, they just don't have the desire to drink SA powder (tastes like baking soda dissolved in water). What I do is I use the SA, but I also add some of this Sufficient C and they clamor for their vitamin c now. The peach flavor is really nice. I have no experience re the efficacy of the product as we primarily use it in combination with the Nutribiotic Sodium Ascorbate. We have good effects in general with the vitamin c products we use! Since Dr. Humphries recommends it, she is very reliable it seems in her recommendations.CONS:I do have to say though, they need to scale back on the intensity of the sweetness. The sweet and flavor is nice but if you take the full amount recommended on the container, it is so cloyingly sweet I can barely stomach it. Using this stuff as a flavorful vitamin c source helps us get the other kind of vitamin c into us without the drama! But as it is formulated, I could never stand to use it in the full dose because it is like 50x too sweet at that rate.It is VERY expensive for a jar. VERY. I can get 5 POUNDS of Nutribiotic sodium ascorbate for about $80 and this is $25 for 125 grams!. It also gets very hard in the jar if you don't use it up quickly so you have to scrape it a lot and shake the jar as it doesn't stay loose. A family couldn't even begin to start to use this exclusively as their vitamin c supplement, and especially not when sick when your c demands are that much higher! It would be like $500 a cold/family.----However, if I didn't keep a small jar of this in the house, I would barely be able to get vitamin c into them at times they need it (when sick and not interested in drinking it, and you can't reason with a sick kid and you can't sneak anything into them). It also encourages them to stay hydrated as they will drink a gallon of water sick even if it has a 1/4 tsp of this stuff in it! My kids call it affectionately "peach stuff". They are 3 and 6.

This is one vitamin c product that truly makes a difference.

I like the flavor and the ingredients that come with the vitamin C