According to experts, the daily intake of vitamin C tablets should not exceed 100mg. Experts also said that the natural extraction and chemical synthesis of vitamin C tablets are the same, and they all have to go through the process of chemical extraction. They think that the price of vitamin C tablets is different because one is a health product and the other is a medicine. Experts' views on the price of vitamin C tablets can be said to hit the nail on the head. Due to the inconsistent sales direction, the price of vitamin C tablets is a hundred times different.
The primary reason for the large price difference of vitamin C tablets: different costs.
The main reason for the large price difference of vitamin C tablets is the different cost. Ordinary vitamin C tablets are actually very low in content. Ordinary fruit extracts rich in vitamin C are actually high in vitamin C, so making effervescent tablets or tablets will not increase the cost. However, for vitamin C tablets sold in health products, these vitamin C tablets have various ways, some are candy-shaped, and some even add a lot of sugar. These production costs are naturally much higher than ordinary ones. Inconsistency in cost will eventually lead to inconsistency in price, which is a fact that we must clearly understand.
The secondary reason for the big price difference of vitamin C tablets: different marketing.
In addition to the different costs, there is another factor that cannot be ignored, that is, their sales directions are different. Expensive vitamin C tablets are often sold in the form of health products, while cheap vitamin C tablets are sold in the form of medicines. Even OTC drugs, it is estimated that few people will think it is good for their health, so they will buy vitamin C tablets in the form of health care products. Because the price and value of health care products are seriously out of touch with health care products, everyone will only think that the more expensive the better, and natural vitamin C tablets can also be sold at very expensive prices, which is a different marketing direction.