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Originally Posted by Marlene
I don't think it's the same. I too cannot tolerate the pure/plain acsorbic acid. I do use the buffered form and seem to do well with it. I try to take 1000 to 1500 a day.
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is confusing, but I agree. If you google:
is ester c buffered you'll find all kinds of combinations using the word "buffered", which IMO, is poorly defined.
Ester C is patented, and as such, has a very specific formula/process involved in its manufacture. "Buffered" could mean almost anything, which could apply to Ester C or to some other formula/additives.
What's important for any of the forms of vitamin C is, is it working for you and doing what it's supposed to do.
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