Ordinary Vitamin C is ascorbic acid — a genuinely acidic compound, with a pH close to that of vinegar. That's why so many people say they can only take it after a full meal, or stop taking it altogether.
True Alkaline-C uses sodium ascorbate instead: the same Vitamin C, buffered to a neutral pH. Same 500 mg equivalent. Different chemistry.
Drug-registered isn't a marketing word.
Most Vitamin C on the market is registered as a food supplement — a lighter FDA pathway. True Alkaline-C carries a Drug Registration number (DRP-11704-05), which means the product went through FDA evaluation of its formulation, manufacturing and labelling as a pharmaceutical product.
You are buying a medicine-grade product, made under pharmaceutical standards, by a registered Philippine corporation with a real address you can look up.
Three steps. That's the routine.
One capsule daily - Or as directed by your physician. 100 capsules per box.
Any time of day - Because it's non-acidic, you're not tied to taking it after a heavy meal.
Keep it consistent - Vitamin C isn't stored by the body. Daily intake is the whole point.
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