Some supplement combinations feel invented by marketing departments.
This one already exists in an orange.
Hesperidin and vitamin C naturally occur together in citrus fruit.
Vitamin C is an essential vitamin.
Hesperidin is a citrus bioflavonoid with antioxidant properties that continues to attract nutritional research.
They’re different compounds, but their natural association explains why citrus bioflavonoids are frequently included in vitamin C formulas.
There’s another consideration if you’re taking vitamin C regularly: acidity.
Plain ascorbic acid is acidic.
A buffered vitamin C formula partly neutralises that acidity with minerals, making a daily vitamin C drink gentler for many people.
Combine buffered vitamin C with hesperidin and you get a formula inspired by citrus, rather than simply another scoop of isolated ascorbic acid.
Vitamin C plus the citrus compound it naturally travels with.