Ester-C 500 mg 24 Hour Tablets
2 tablets = 1,000 mg + 204 mg citrus bioflavonoids
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2 tablets = 1,000 mg + 204 mg citrus bioflavonoids
2 capsules = 1,000 mg + 400 mg citrus bioflavonoids
2 tablets = 1,000 mg + 400 mg citrus bioflavonoids

A 500 mg unit is half the size of the 1000 mg one, which helps if large tablets catch in your throat. The panels count a serving as two, so the label still reads 1,000 mg of vitamin C per serving.
The 500 mg 24 Hour tablets are coated and come in the yellow box with the C-Sorb complex. The 500 mg capsules and the 500 mg vegetarian tablets come from the bottle line, with 400 mg of citrus bioflavonoids per two-unit serving. The vegetarian tablets come in the largest bottle we make, 450 tablets, which is 225 servings.
To see Ester-C 500 mg next to every other formula of Ester-C tablets and capsules, compare them.
| Formula | Serving | Bioflavonoids | Calcium | Bottle sizes | Per serving, from |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 500 mg 24 Hour Tablets | 2 tablets = 1,000 mg | 204 mg | 110 mg | 90, 4 × 90 | 15¢ |
| 500 mg with Citrus Bioflavonoids Capsules | 2 capsules = 1,000 mg | 400 mg | 110 mg | 60, 120, 240, 300 | 19¢ |
| 500 mg with Citrus Bioflavonoids Vegetarian Tablets | 2 tablets = 1,000 mg | 400 mg | 110 mg | 90, 450 | 16¢ |
The panel counts a serving as two 500 mg units, so the amount per serving reads 1,000 mg of vitamin C, the same as the 1000 mg products.
Each tablet or capsule holds half the vitamin C, so the piece is smaller. Many people who find the 1000 mg tablet large choose the 500 mg one for that reason.
It is the name of the product. It refers to the maker-funded study that measured vitamin C in white blood cells over 24 hours. The study and its funding are described in our buffered vitamin C article.