Doesn't hurt to try it
I've heard great things about liposomal technology, so I decided to give it a try.  I'm no health expert, so my information is really based on the little I've read about it.  Apparently, vitamin C taken in larger doses cannot be absorbed as well by the cells.  When this happens, much of what's ingested can easily get flushed through our system and down the toilet (yellow pee, anyone?).<br /><br />If what I'm reading is correct, liposomes wrap around the vitamin C, so that they can be absorbed by the cells much more easily.  When this happens, the vitamin C better does what it's supposed to do - boost the immune system, give you better skin, and fight tiredness and fatigue.  I imagine during this era of concern over Covid-19, it wouldn't hurt to find better ways to boost one's immune system.<br /><br />One thing that makes me wonder about this particular product, though, is this: If liposomes are like a kind of nano technology that encapsulates the vitamin C, what exactly is meant, then, when it says that these specific capsules do not contain genetically modified organisms?  I may just have "liposome technology" and "genetically modified organisms" mixed up all together, so I probably just don't know what is meant by "genetically modified," and why this particular brand, being not GMO, would be superior to its rivals on its use of liposome technology.  Nevertheless, I still have this question.<br /><br />So another question for this specific product is, does it work?  Well, I don't know. I suppose I may not know the answer to that question until many months later, if I paid close attention to my skin, level of fatigue, and immune system.  Is my urine still yellow?  I take other vitamins other than this one, so I can't use this as a marker, either.  What I think, though, is that if liposomes seem to be as great as they are supposed to be, it probably wouldn't hurt to use it as a means of boosting my vitamin C absorption.<br /><br />Finally, a word on the labeling - white font on a yellow label makes for a *really* hard read, especially if one does not have great eyesight.  I strained even with my glasses on, so I might encourage the makers to use another font color over their yellow label, in order to see the words more clearly.
Rating: 4 stars