Aura Care KIDS Vitamin C 50ml

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Vitamin C for children in drops from rosehip extract - 50 ml bottle, dilute the serving in a drink.

  • Volume 50 ml; full daily serving is 10 drops
  • 80 mg of vitamin C in a full serving, which is 100% RDI
  • Source: extract from rosehip standardized to 70% vitamin C
  • Serving breakdown by age: from 5 to 10 drops
  • The manufacturer declares: no preservatives, no GMOs, laboratory tested

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Aura Care KIDS Vitamin C - rosehip drops, 50 ml

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Form liquid drops, bottle with a dropper
Volume 50 ml
Servings 10 drops

Vitamin C from the Aura Care KIDS line is a drop solution in a 50 ml bottle with a dropper. The source of vitamin C is not pure ascorbic acid, but an extract from rosehip fruits standardized to 70% vitamin C. In the daily serving, which is ten drops, the manufacturer declares 114 mg of this extract, containing 80 mg of vitamin C - exactly 100% of the reference intake value for an adult.

The manufacturer also specifies servings by age: from five drops for a three-year-old to ten for a teenager, with the corresponding vitamin C content for each threshold. The drops are diluted in water, tea, or juice and given after meals. Keep the bottle closed, at a temperature not exceeding 25°C, away from light, and use the contents within 12 months after opening.

The manufacturer declares the product to be free from preservatives and GMOs, free from heavy metals and microplastics, and laboratory tested.

Ingredients

Content in the daily serving, which is ten drops, according to the manufacturer’s list:

  • Extract from rosehip fruits, standardized to 70% vitamin C - 114 mg
  • of which vitamin C - 80 mg (100% RDI)
  • Other ingredients: purified water, diluted orange juice, vegetable glycerin, rosehip extract, lactic acid (acidity regulator), lysozyme, vitamin C (antioxidant)

The note “70% vitamin C” indicates that seventy percent of the mass of the used extract is vitamin C itself. Without standardization, the mass of the extract given in milligrams says practically nothing. Another noteworthy point is the end of the list: alongside the extract, the manufacturer separately lists vitamin C as an antioxidant and lysozyme, which is a protein enzyme. If the child’s diet or allergies require certainty about the origin of each ingredient, read the description of lysozyme on the package label before the first administration.

Besides that, the list is short, and the flavor is built by diluted orange juice.

Specification

Form liquid drops, bottle with a dropper
Volume 50 ml
Full daily serving 10 drops
Vitamin C in full serving 80 mg (100% RDI)
Source extract from rosehip fruits standardized to 70% vitamin C - 114 mg
Manufacturer’s declarations no preservatives, no GMOs, free from heavy metals and microplastics, laboratory tested
Allergens and gluten check the package label
Storage keep closed, at a temperature not exceeding 25°C, protect from light
After opening use within 12 months

How to use

Shake the bottle before use. Measure the required number of drops, dilute in water, tea, or juice, and give to the child after meals. The manufacturer recommends a dose of ten drops daily and provides a breakdown by age along with the corresponding amount of vitamin C.

  • 1-3 years: 5 drops, which is 40 mg of vitamin C
  • 4-6 years: 6-7 drops, which is about 50 mg of vitamin C
  • 7-9 years: 8 drops, which is about 60 mg of vitamin C
  • 10-12 years: 9 drops, which is about 70 mg of vitamin C
  • 13 years and older: 10 drops, which is 80 mg of vitamin C

For whom

This is a choice for parents looking for vitamin C in an easy-to-measure form and prefer a plant source over pure ascorbic acid in tablet form. A practical advantage here is the breakdown by age: for each age group, the manufacturer provides not only the number of drops but also the corresponding amount of vitamin C, so you know how much the child is actually getting.

A 50 ml bottle at a dose of five drops for a younger child lasts for many weeks, so one package easily covers the entire autumn-winter season. The liquid form eliminates the risk of choking on a tablet and allows you to dilute the dose in the child’s favorite drink. If certainty about the origin of each ingredient is important in the family, pay attention to lysozyme in the list and clarify this point before purchase.

For children taking medication regularly, consult supplementation with a pediatrician, especially if the child is already receiving another vitamin C preparation and you want to avoid duplicating doses.

Frequently asked questions

How much vitamin C does the child get in one serving?

In a full serving of ten drops, the manufacturer declares 80 mg of vitamin C, which is 100% of the reference intake value for an adult. For younger children, the servings are smaller, and the manufacturer provides them along with the content: five drops is 40 mg, eight drops is about 60 mg, and nine drops is about 70 mg of vitamin C.

What does standardization to 70% vitamin C mean?

This is information about what portion of the mass of the rosehip extract is vitamin C itself. Thanks to standardization, 114 mg of extract in a serving translates to a known amount of vitamin, which is 80 mg. Without such a declaration, the mass of the extract given in milligrams says nothing about how much active substance actually reaches the body.

When is the best time to give the drops?

The manufacturer recommends giving them after meals, after diluting in water, tea, or juice. The drops are intended for dilution, so they do not need to be given directly into the mouth. Shake the bottle before each use to ensure the ingredients mix well, and serve the drink immediately after preparation.

How to store the bottle?

In a closed, original package, at a temperature not exceeding 25°C, protecting from light and out of reach of small children. Refrigeration is not required. After opening, the manufacturer recommends using the contents within 12 months, which, given the 50 ml capacity and a few drops daily, is a realistic timeframe.

Variants and category

In the same Aura Care KIDS line, there are other vitamin and mineral drops - with vitamin D3 and with iron and vitamin C. You can view the full offer of the brand in the Supplements category.

Related articles

More context on the blog: how much vitamin C daily and whether the form matters and which preparations for children are safe in autumn.

Safety and storage

The product is a dietary supplement intended for children and is not a medical product. Before including the preparation in the child’s diet, consult with a pediatrician - this especially applies to children taking medication regularly and children with chronic diseases. Do not use in children allergic to any ingredient. Store in a closed, original package, at a temperature not exceeding 25°C, protecting from light and out of reach of small children.

After opening the bottle, use the product within 12 months.

Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. The dietary supplement does not replace a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle for the child.

Do you have questions about the ingredients or about choosing the dose for your child? Write or call - at u Bucha we advise before purchase, not after. You can also find the entire Aura Care KIDS line in our stationary stores in Warsaw.

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