Viral illnesses are a big worry for pregnant women. Many symptom-combating over-the-counter meds are off-limits — and thanks to a weakened immune system during pregnancy, a nasty virus can sometimes ...

Emergen-C contains vitamin C and other nutrients to boost your immune system and energy. It is generally considered safe, but side effects may occur with high doses. It can be mixed with water to ...

Vitamin C in Emergen-C may not prevent colds, but could reduce symptom severity. Excess vitamin C can cause side effects like stomach cramps and diarrhea. Emergen-C contains other vitamins that may ...

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When you're pregnant and feeling run-down, it's totally normal to eye those fizzy orange packets of Emergen-C and wonder if a vitamin boost could help. After all, vitamin C supports your immune system ...

I will go to great lengths to avoid getting sick. From taking bee pollen capsules to soaking in an epsom salt bath, if someone I trust has told me that it could keep me totally healthy, I've probably ...

Dang. Even with vitamin C added to it, booze still isn't healthy. On Twitter, a woman shared an image of her quarantine-inspired drink, mixing gin and Emergenc-C. Unfortunately, the makers of the ...

Emergen-C issued a warning on Twitter, advising customers not to mix its vitamin supplements with alcohol after photos of a Twitter user’s “quarantini” went viral. The brand responded to Marilyn ...

Feb 27 (Reuters) - Pfizer Inc on Monday said it had acquired privately held Alacer Corp, the largest U.S. maker of vitamin C products, bolstering Pfizer's array of vitamin brands and its consumer ...