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THAre you still buying Vitamin C in droplet bottles?
And no, I’m not talking about every form.
This mostly applies to ascorbic acid. The pure form of vitamin C.
It’s powerful. But it’s also very unstable.
That’s why brands add things like vitamin E and ferulic acid as they help slow oxidation.
But here’s the part nobody talks about:
If it’s in a dropper bottle, you’re exposing it to air every single time you open it.
More air = faster oxidation.
Even with stabilizers.
So yes… it will oxidize faster than the same formula in an airtight pump.
And some of these are expensive.
You’re paying premium prices just for it to turn orange sooner?
If you want it to last longer:
• Choose airtight pumps over droppers
• Store it in the fridge
• Put it back immediately after use
Packaging matters more than people think.
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