Fruit Extract Source |
Key Characteristics & Typical Standardization |
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Acerola Cherry Extract |
Renowned for one of the highest natural concentrations of Vitamin C. Extracts are commonly standardized to 17-25% ascorbic acid. |
Kakadu Plum Extract |
An Australian native fruit celebrated for its exceptional Vitamin C density, often cited among the highest in the world. |
Camu Camu Extract |
Sourced from the Amazon rainforest, this berry extract is typically standardized to contain between 10-25% Vitamin C. |
Rose Hip Extract |
Valued for providing Vitamin C along with a rich profile of bioflavonoids and carotenoids. Common standardization ranges from 5-20%. |
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