Vitamin C “2000” (formerly known as Vitamin C “Takeda”)

Description

Vitamin C “2000” (formerly known as Vitamin C “Takeda”), a Class 3 Japanese pharmaceutical product. It is formulated to provide a high daily dose of 2,000 mg of Vitamin C (ascorbic acid and calcium ascorbate), along with Vitamin B2 and calcium.

Key Benefits:

The product is primarily used for the following:

• Skin Health & Pigmentation Relief: Helps alleviate symptoms like age spots, freckles, and pigmentation caused by sunburn or rashes. It works by inhibiting melanin production and promoting collagen synthesis.
• Physical Fatigue & Supplementation: Replenishes Vitamin C during times of physical exhaustion, pregnancy, lactation, or when recovering from illness.
• Bleeding Prevention: Strengthens blood vessel walls to help prevent bleeding from the gums and nose.

Product Features:

• Composition: Contains 2,000 mg of Vitamin C and 68 mg of calcium per the maximum daily dose of 6 tablets (for ages 15+).
• Dietary Friendly: The tablets are sodium-free and sugar-free, making them suitable for those monitoring salt or sugar intake.
• Target Audience: Suitable for individuals aged 7 years and older.

General Dosage Information:

• Adults (15+): 1–3 tablets per dose, twice daily (maximum 6 tablets/day).
• Children (11–14): 1–2 tablets per dose, twice daily.
• Children (7–10): 1 tablet per dose, twice daily.
• Under 7: Not recommended.

Potential Side Effects:

While generally safe when taken as directed, some individuals may experience side effects, particularly if taken in high doses:

• Gastrointestinal Issues: Nausea, vomiting, stomach discomfort, bloating, stomach cramps, or diarrhea.
• Urinary Changes: Urine may turn yellow due to the inclusion of Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin butyrate); this is normal and not a cause for concern.
• High Dose Risks: Daily intake exceeding 2,000 mg may increase the risk of kidney stones, severe diarrhea, or headaches.