GMP CertifiedGood Manufacturing Practices are recognized for their management of manufacturing and quality. Gluten-FreeExcludes any ingredient that is a gluten-containing grain including wheat, barley, rye and triticale. Soy-FreeSoy-free products do not contain soybeans or any other forms of soy. Empirical Labs - Liposomal Vitamin C - 5 oz. Empirical Labs - Liposomal Vitamin C - 5 oz. (150 mL) Empirical Labs Liposomal Vitamin C is high quality liposomal vitamin C containing 1000mg vitamin c and 400 mg PC per serving! The plot below represents blood serum levels of vitamin C as a function of time after the subjects ingested a single 5 g dose of vitamin C. The dotted line reflects ingestion of powdered sodium ascorbate vs. the solid line, reflecting ingestion of Empirical Labs Liposomal Vitamin C. Note that the concentration maximum, area under the curve, and residence time in the blood are significantly greater in the liposomal form of sodium ascorbate. In 1989, Herbalists Kelly and Nazreen Goyen started Empirical Labs.
As natural health enthusiasts they used their own experiences in healing to help shape Empirical Labs. Their work towards providing high quality nutraceutical products for doctors and consumers quickly earned them a reputation as having a keen sense of quality when selecting herbs, extracts, vitamins and minerals. Empirical Labs is managed by Clinical Herbalist, Asa Waldstein who is an American Herbalist Guild member and honors graduate of The Rocky Mountain Center for Botanical Studies (Paul Bergner/Feather Jones). Asa possesses extensive herbal wildcrafting and formulation knowledge and has over 15 years experience managing in the natural products industry. Empirical Labs developed its own Qualisome liposomal technology. The Qualisome technology is exclusive to Empirical Labs and is used in a majority of their liposomal products. Their team can turn your liposomal, capsule, powder, or liquid idea into a workable product with reasonable minimums and competitive pricing. Suggested UseBack to top
5 milliliters daily (just over one teaspoon) or as directed by your physician. Mix into one ounce juice as a palatable way to ingest. Refrigerate after opening and use within 45 days of opening. Serving Size: 5 milliliters Servings Per Container: 30 Vitamin C (as sodium ascorbate, ascorbic acid) Sodium (as sodium ascorbate) *Daily Value Not Established.†Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your diet values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. Other Ingredients: Purified water, natural flavors, potassium sorbate. As with all dietary supplements seek the advice of your qualified healthcare provider prior to use of this product. Pregnant or lactating women should consult their qualified healthcare provider prior to use. Manufacturer InfoBack to top 1501 Academy Ct #5Fort Collins,The Qualisome technology is exclusive to Empirical Labs and is used in a majority of our liposomal products. Our team can turn your liposomal, capsule, powder, or liquid idea into a workable product with reasonable minimums and competitive pricing.
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