Calcium salt of ascorbic acid. Be careful if you are taking more than a few grams a day, you might be getting too much calcium.

ok so what does this mean?? Does it mean i bought the wrong Vit. c powder and im not going to be able to take big amounts of my liposomal vitamin c bcuz of the calcium in there??

My bad, just looked up the formula. Taking 10 grams of calcium ascorbate means 1 gram of calcium. You will be fine.

ok great merci

Should i make it with or without the bicarbonate of soda?? it sound better with,for the ph,but im not sure??

arrowwind what do you think?

ok tomorrow is monday and im gonna go and get me a cheap blender...

i would buy a jewelery cleaner but id rather get a blender bcuz i will be able to use it later on while the jewelery cleaner i would just use for making the vit.c

i have 2 more questions please if someone could tell me for the bicarbonate of soda if i should use it or not in my liposomal vitamin c? and can i use bottled water(i dont know how to get ''distilled'' water ) ???

now I am looking again. our product says calcium ascorbate? that is a buffered vitamin c I believe. Generally the lipsomal c recipe calls for ascorbic acid. C only needs to be buffered with calcium for those who get stomach upsets from ascorbic acid.. But that should not be a problem with lipsomal at all.

Will it work as well? I just dont know.. but I wonder if carrying calcium ascorbate in via lipsomal form is what you really want. I just dont know about moving calcium into you in this manner.

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the baking soda is to reduce the acidity. If you are using a buffered product already as in calcium ascorbate, it probably wont be needed.

Can you take that bottle back and get ascorbic acid... I'm sorry, I must have it read it wrong initially.

You generally can buy distilled water in the grocery store in gallon jugs.

ehh f**k it..i will just keep the calcium ascorbate and buy tomorrow clear ascorbic acid...i will also get the blender and some distilled water...

than i will be ready to go,so tomorrow im making it...

so assuming i will use

soy leicithin (non gmo-organic)
ascorbic acid
distilled water
blender

DO I NEED TO ADD THE BAKING SODA???

AM I MISSING ANYTHING???

THANKS

First, the unqualified term "vitamin C" should be qualified as ascorbic acid, sodium asecorbate, calcium ascorbate, etc. This is very important. (Please make it policy that all references to vitamin C when it is used in a treatment specify the type of ascorbate used. Otherwise, it will cause confusion.)

i just copied it from a site i was reading,for any other poor souls out there...

ok i got the blender...

and i got the vitamin c powder...PLEASE check it out and lemme know if this is ok,here i will post a link...
i think i hit bulls eye,but tell me is it the right thing for what i need it for???
https://www.healingharvest.ie/solgar-...25g-p-572.html

Seems L-ascorbic acid is the same thing as ascorbic acid so it should be OK.The L part is really a part of the official name.

I hope it works out with the blender. I haven't read about using a blender to make this... but it could be there.. I often read things quickly and miss stuff If Im not going to be taking on the project myself.

hmm yea i know what you mean...

the blender should be fine as it says in the video you posted and i read on the net about lip.vit.c and it should be fine,the only thing im missing now is the distillled water (i fell asleep today after getting the vit c. and the blender, and didnt get any :P )

so tomorrow i should be all set to go finally...