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Natures Aid Vitamin C 1000mg Time Release Supplement – 30 Tablets | High Strength with Bioflavonoids, Supports Immunity, Bones & Heart, Antioxidant, Vegan, Gluten-Free, Non-GMO, Made in the UK
Natures Aid

Natures Aid Vitamin C 1000mg Time Release Supplement – 30 Tablets | High Strength with Bioflavonoids, Supports Immunity, Bones & Heart, Antioxidant, Vegan, Gluten-Free, Non-GMO, Made in the UK

★4.5 / 5 ★★★★★ on Amazon · 880 customer ratings · recorded 27 Jul 2026
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Overview

Natures Aid Vitamin C 1000mg Time Release Supplement sits on our vitamin c shelf, where the ranking comes from what buyers actually said rather than from what the box says. From the seller's own listing: Vitamin C 1000 mg with Citrus Bioflavonoids. For the normal function of the immune system. That is the maker talking, not us, so read it as a claim rather than a finding. It holds 4.5 out of 5 on Amazon from 880 ratings. Where that leaves it next to the rest of the shelf is set out below.

At a glance
Brand
Natures Aid
Amazon rating
4.5 out of 5, from 880 ratings
Against the shelf
0.1 below the vitamin c median of 4.6
Our placing
41 of 51, weighted for how many people rated it
Where the price sits
Cheaper end of a shelf running £4.87 to £73.00
How settled
A middling number of ratings for this shelf
In the pack
30 tablets, so the per-unit cost is shown with the price

How it compares on the vitamin c shelf

Across the 51 rated vitamin c products we track, the middle of the pack sits at 4.6 out of 5. This one scores 4.5. Bottom quarter of the shelf. Not a red flag by itself, but similar money buys a better-rated option here, so the case for this one has to come from somewhere else.

880 people rated it, where the shelf median is 1,300. That's enough for the score to mean something without being the last word on it.

On money, this sits in the bottom third of a shelf running from £4.87 to £73.00, with the midpoint around £9.99. Buying at the cheap end is fine as long as the rating stands up. Here it does not quite, so check what has been cut before assuming the saving is free.

Worked out from the 51 vitamin c products we track, not from the brand's own claims. How we rank →

Key features, as the manufacturer lists them

Taken from the product listing via Amazon's product API. These are the seller's claims, not our test results.

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