vitamine C

Supplement recorded in Open Food Facts

This collaborative Open Food Facts record is dated: the date relates to an update of the record, rather than a formula check. The formula may have changed. Check the packaging. This product is not necessarily declared in France: Compl'Alim declarations are separate.

Open Food Facts: food supplements with a barcode and an ingredient list, retrieved 24 October 2026.

Data “Open Food Facts and its contributors”, licensed under ODbL 1.0; derived table distributed under the same licence.

Barcode: 3614810001828
Countries listed in the record: France
Record date: 13 June 2023

Open Food Facts record; Compl'Alim declarations in France.

Ingredient list as published

Sirop de glucose ; sucre ; eau ; gélatine porcine; vitamine C (acide ascorbique); arôme naturel goût citron ; extrait de curcuma ; agent d'enrobage: cire de carnauba.

Open Food Facts: food supplements with a barcode and an ingredient list, retrieved 24 October 2026.

Data “Open Food Facts and its contributors”, licensed under ODbL 1.0; derived table distributed under the same licence.

The evidence date of this ingredient list is unknown.

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Download the derived table under ODbL 1.0 (photo transcriptions under CC BY-SA 3.0).

Composition analysis

Food supplement: the checks below follow French and EU rules and are in French.

Food supplement : 1 vitamin or mineral, 1 plante, 6 other ingredients. The daily dose is not stated: the quantities read cannot establish whether a daily dose is met or exceeded. See the references below.

For a complete answer, add the daily dose stated on the packaging to the end of the text (for example, ‘1 capsule per day’) and the quantity table (‘per 2 capsules: vitamin C 80 mg…’), or paste the product page link in the ‘link’ field below: we read the list, table and dose from it.

A food supplement is read differently from a cosmetic: daily doses and plants are what matter. References: maximum dose per supplement in France (Order of 9 May 2006, not revised since November 2006), EFSA safety limit for adults, list of authorised plants (Order of 24 June 2014).

Each row: the printed name, what we recognise (click for its page), the dose read, then its role in the product and the references that apply.

On the label	Recognised as	Dose read	What to know
Sirop de glucose	Other ingredient (excipient, additive or flavouring)	not stated	no reference
sucre	Other ingredient (excipient, additive or flavouring)	not stated	no reference
eau	Other ingredient (excipient, additive or flavouring)	not stated	no reference
gélatine porcine	Other ingredient (excipient, additive or flavouring)	not stated	no reference
vitamine C	Vitamine C	not stated	Dose not read: compare the one on the label with the references on the nutrient’s page.
arôme naturel goût citron	Flavouring: gives a smell or taste (Regulation (EC) No 1334/2008)	not stated	Flavouring: gives a smell or taste (Regulation (EC) No 1334/2008).
extrait de curcuma	Curcuma longa L.	not stated	Curcuma longa L. is not on the plant list of the Order of 24 June 2014: this is not a prohibition (a product legally sold in another Union country may contain it). ANSES opinion of 12 May 2022 on this plant: see its page. BfR opinion of 14 December 2021 on this plant: see its page.
agent d'enrobage: cire de carnauba	Glazing agent: gives a shiny appearance or protective coating	not stated	Glazing agent: gives a shiny appearance or protective coating.

No dose reference in our sources: this is neither a recognised vitamin, mineral or plant, nor an additive named by its category.

NRV: nutrient reference value, the daily reference intake for an adult set by Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011. Maximum dose in France: daily ceiling for a food supplement (Order of 9 May 2006). EFSA limit: intake not to be exceeded each day over the long term, including food.

During pregnancy or breastfeeding, or when taking medication, ask a doctor or pharmacist before taking a supplement.