Pfizer Oral Supplement Emergen-C Raspberry 0.3 oz. Individual Packet Powder, 30 EA/BX

Oral Supplement Emergen-C Raspberry 0.3 oz. Individual Packet Powder, 30 EA/BX

Emergen-C oral supplement powder is a raspberry-flavored drink mix in individual 0.3 oz. packets. Buyers who want a portable vitamin C supplement may like this format for simple single-serve use at home, at work, or on the go. Each packet fizzes in water and provides 1,000 mg of vitamin C, along with B vitamins and 32 different mineral complexes.

Good Fit For

• Single-serve supplement routines
• Breakrooms, travel, or desk drawers
• Buyers who prefer powder packets over larger containers

Key Features

• Individual powder packets support quick, single-serve preparation
• Raspberry flavor offers a familiar taste option
• Fizzes in water for easy mixing into a drink
• Each serving furnishes 1,000 mg of vitamin C
• Includes B vitamins and 32 different mineral complexes
• Non-acidic, stomach friendly formula

Applications and Usage

• Mixing a single raspberry-flavored supplement drink with water
• Keeping individual packets on hand for portable daily use
• Stocking boxed single-serve supplement packets for shared workplace or facility use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• This product is a powder that needs to be mixed with water before use.
• Flavor is raspberry, which may matter for user preference.
• The formula is sweetened with fructose.

FAQ

• How do you use this oral supplement powder? This powder is meant to fizz in water, so each packet is mixed into water for a single serving.
• Is this supplement flavored? Yes. This Emergen-C powder comes in raspberry flavor.
• How much vitamin C does each packet provide? Each packet furnishes 1,000 mg of vitamin C.
• Is the formula acidic? No. The product details describe this as a non-acidic, stomach friendly formula.
• Does this supplement include anything besides vitamin C? Yes. In addition to vitamin C, the formula includes B vitamins and 32 different mineral complexes.

From Emergen-C by Pfizer.