Ester-C Vitamin C 1000 mg Coated Tablets
1 tablet = 1,000 mg + 102 mg citrus bioflavonoids
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1 tablet = 1,000 mg + 102 mg citrus bioflavonoids
2 tablets = 1,000 mg + 204 mg citrus bioflavonoids
1 tablet = 1,000 mg + 200 mg citrus bioflavonoids
2 tablets = 1,000 mg + 400 mg citrus bioflavonoids

If you prefer a tablet, choose by size first. The 1000 mg tablets give you a full serving in one piece. The 500 mg tablets split it into two smaller ones you can take together or one at breakfast and one at dinner, as long as you stay with two a day.
The coated box line (1000 mg and 500 mg 24 Hour) has a coating and the C-Sorb citrus bioflavonoid complex. The bottle line with citrus bioflavonoids comes as uncoated vegetarian tablets with 200 to 400 mg of bioflavonoids per serving. Every tablet on this shelf is labeled vegetarian or vegetarian friendly.
To see Ester-C vitamin C tablets next to every other formula of Ester-C vitamin C, compare them.
| Formula | Serving | Bioflavonoids | Calcium | Bottle sizes | Per serving, from |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vitamin C 1000 mg Coated Tablets | 1 tablet = 1,000 mg | 102 mg | 110 mg | 90, 120, 2 × 120 | 13¢ |
| 500 mg 24 Hour Tablets | 2 tablets = 1,000 mg | 204 mg | 110 mg | 90, 4 × 90 | 15¢ |
| 1000 mg with Citrus Bioflavonoids Vegetarian Tablets | 1 tablet = 1,000 mg | 200 mg | 110 mg | 45, 120, 180, 2 × 180 | 17¢ |
| 500 mg with Citrus Bioflavonoids Vegetarian Tablets | 2 tablets = 1,000 mg | 400 mg | 110 mg | 90, 450 | 16¢ |
Pick the 1000 mg coated tablet for one piece a day, the 500 mg 24 Hour tablet for two smaller ones, or a vegetarian tablet from the bottle line if you want 200 to 400 mg of citrus bioflavonoids per serving.
The box line (1000 mg and 500 mg 24 Hour) is coated, with a natural palm leaf glaze among the other ingredients. The vegetarian tablets with citrus bioflavonoids are sold as vegetarian tablets in the bottle.
The box asks adults for two tablets daily, preferably with a meal. Taking one with breakfast and one with dinner still adds up to that serving. Check with your doctor if you take other vitamin C.