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Certificate of Analysis (COA) for Nutricost Vitamin C (plus Folic Acid, Quercetin, Matcha Powder)
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My high-dose Vitamin C regimen is now seemingly the explanation for the best energy I’ve had in years.
Back in June, I learned that the Nutriobiotic Vitamin C levels of heavy metals were way too high. I needed a product with ultra low levels of heavy metals given my high lead (Pb) levels.
Accordingly, obtained the COA for Nutricost Vitamin C and was pleased to find ultra-low levels of heavy metals, as is typical of Nutricost, 10X lower than the Nutribiotic product.
Nutricost Vitamin C powder @AMAZON
Great stuff, and very inexpensive relative to other products. Be sure to rinse teeth after using since ascorbic acid will degrade teeth over time if not rinsed off.
Other COA’s for Nutricost products
Nutricost Organic Matcha Powder Culinary Grade 8 OZ-20100706.pdf
Nutricost Folic Acid Vitamin B9 1 MG 240 CAP-22010627.pdf
Nutricost Natural Vitamin C Powder Acerola Cherry 1 LB-20033056.pdf
Nutricost Organic Matcha Powder Ceremonial Grade-20100707.pdf
Nutricost Quercetin 440 MG 120 CAP-23030870 2.pdf
