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Name: vitamina c lipo Liposomal Vitamin 2100mg High Absorption Fat Soluble VIT C absorption liposomal form of buffered vitamin C uses unique technology to provide fast and efficient absorption of this powerful antioxidant directly into our cells while also being gentle on the stomach Liposomal Vitamin C Capsules
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