Can you overdose on vitamin C halls?
Too much vitamin C can cause undesirable effects. However, a severe overdose is rare and unlikely.
What are the side effects of halls?
RARE side effects
- a high amount of oxalic acid in urine.
- drowsiness.
- difficulty sleeping.
- low energy.
- temporary redness of face and neck.
- headache.
- nausea.
- vomiting.
Is halls good for health?
Many people using this vitamin do not have serious side effects. Tell your doctor right away if any of these rare but very serious side effects occur: painful urination, pink/bloody urine. A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare.
What should I do if I take too much vitamin C?
Stop Taking Vitamin C Supplements if You’re Overdosing In most cases, lowering or eliminating Vitamin C in supplement form should be enough to eliminate most or all overdose symptoms. Drinking more water should also help to flush out your body and help you recover from an overdose.
How many vitamin C drops are in Halls Defense?
One package of 180 HALLS Defense Assorted Citrus Vitamin C Drops. Dietary supplement contains vitamin C as an immune system booster. Contains 135 mg of vitamin C in each two drop serving. Tasty and refreshing assorted citrus flavors. Take two drops by mouth daily, but do not exceed six drops per day.
How many vitamin C drops can I take per day?
HALLS also offers sugar free vitamin C drops. To use as a dietary supplement, simply take two HALLS vitamin drops daily, but do not take more than six servings per day. Each bag contains 180 drops and is resealable to maintain freshness and facilitate portability.
How often should I take halls Vitamin Drops?
To use as a dietary supplement, simply take two HALLS vitamin drops daily, but do not take more than six servings per day. Each bag contains 180 drops and is resealable to maintain freshness and facilitate portability. Questions? Call 1-800-524-2854
Is it possible to have a vitamin C overdose?
Also called ascorbic acid, vitamin C is one of the many water-soluble nutrients found naturally in fruits and vegetables. Many people also take supplements to ensure they’re getting enough of it. This has raised concerns over the likelihood of an accidental overdose.
