Vitamin C Sachets vs Powder
Vitamin C sachets are single serves of powder sealed in foil, so choosing between sachets and a jar of powder is a trade between convenience on one side and cost and packaging on the other.
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Powder, 450 g jar. Active ingredients per 2 g serve: ascorbic acid 800 mg, calcium ascorbate dihydrate 200 mg (equivalent to 164 mg ascorbic acid), hesperidin 190 mg, magnesium phosphate pentahydrate 190 mg, calcium phosphate 100 mg, zinc sulphate monohydrate 2.9 mg. AUST L 463667. Vitamins can only be of assistance if dietary vitamin intake is inadequate. If symptoms persist, seek the advice of a healthcare professional.
Vitamin C sachets vs a jar of vitamin C powder
| Sachets | Jar of powder | |
|---|---|---|
| Measuring | None, tear and pour | Half a level teaspoon |
| Packaging | One wrapper per serve | One jar for 225 serves |
| Cost per serve | Usually higher | $0.20 to $0.25 for ours |
| Travel | Easy | Pre-measure into a small container |
What you pay for with vitamin C sachets
Packing cost
Each sachet is filled, sealed and boxed one serve at a time. That cost sits in the price per serve.
Packaging per serve
A month of sachets is thirty wrappers. A jar is one.
How to make a jar travel like a sachet
Measure a week of half-teaspoon serves into a small dry container, and keep the jar at home with the lid tight. Stir into water when you need it. See drinking vitamin C.