Vitamins - Where to buy MSM + Vitamin C ?

Robtyketto

Hello,

Where do you people buy your MSM + Vitamin C from ?

Ideally Im looking for an all in one tablet and preferably around 1000mg of msm.

Had a quick scout around the web but nice to have a
recommendation so I know I will be trading with a reliable company



Thanks Rob

Llyllyll

Try these: http://www.healthspan.co.uk/joint_care/glucosamine_plus_400mg_glucosamine_optiflex_with_marine_chondroitin_msm_and_vitamin_c-c124p1545867.html

Healthspan are very reliable and you can usually find additional money off vouchers on the Discount Codes 'n Vouchers section of these forums.

HTH

lightisfading

a second vote for healthspan!

Robtyketto

Thanks for all the replies :cool:

I do eat heathily btw, reading now on how to get more msm into my system via food.

The reason I mentioned vitamin C is apparently its helps with the absorbation of msm.

TTT_2

Healthspan is my preferred supplier if this sort of thing, I can vouch for the service and the prices seem very fair to me!

Just my two penneth!

mascherano

Robtyketto wrote: »

Thanks for all the replies :cool:

I do eat heathily btw, reading now on how to get more msm into my system via food.

The reason I mentioned vitamin C is apparently its helps with the absorbation of msm.

if you are taking msm to help with arthritis may I suggest that you see your GP, he will offer cheaper alternatives (I hate to see the supplement industry getting money)

joetipper

A site I was recommended (and have subsequently used) is Zipvit, found at www.zipvit.com - a huge selection, they seem a lot cheaper than most places, plus fast and cheap delivery. They're UK based in Rugeley, Staffs.

First post on here, and not saying it's got everything for everyone, but well worth a look.

-all MSE's: Great site, plenty of enlightening info and plenty of laughs :T

cheers,

joe

Minerva69

Another vote for Zipvit, we have used them for all our vitamins for a couple of years now and have never had any problems with them. Postage is only £1 if your order doesn't qualify for free delivery and quite often if you spend £25 you get a free gift.