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March 18, 2024

Vitamin C derivatives are used in more fields

In recent years, vitamin C phosphate, Magnesium Vitamin C Phosphate, and Sodium Vitamin C Phosphate have attracted much attention as new types of vitamin C derivatives. These derivatives have been improved and upgraded on the basis of vitamin C, with better stability, absorption and bioavailability, and are widely used in health products, medicines, cosmetics and other fields.
Vitamin C phosphate is a more stable form of vitamin C that can better protect cells from oxidative damage, promote collagen synthesis, and contribute to skin whitening and anti-aging. Magnesium Vitamin C Phosphate adds magnesium to vitamin C phosphate, which can improve the bioavailability of vitamin C, enhance immunity, and promote the absorption and utilization of calcium. Sodium Vitamin C Phosphate combines Vitamin C Phosphate with sodium salt, which is more easily absorbed and utilized by the body. It has significant effects in preventing colds, enhancing physical strength, and improving skin quality.

As people's awareness of health increases and their demand for beauty and skin care increases, the market demand for vitamin C phosphate, magnesium vitamin C phosphate, and sodium vitamin C phosphate is also growing. Major pharmaceutical and cosmetic companies have also launched products containing these ingredients to meet consumer demand. In the future, these vitamin C derivatives are expected to be used in more fields and bring more benefits to people's health and beauty.

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