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High Strength Vitamin C 1000 mg, 20 tablets

£1.75 for 20 tablets at Boots. That works out at 9p per 1 g, which ranks it 18th of the 113 vitamin C products we price across 21 UK retailers.

What it really costs, per 1 g9pOne 1 g dose is our comparison unit for vitamin C. It is not a recommendation.
A day9p
A week61p
A month£2.63
A year£31.94

At one 1 g dose a day, this pack lasts 20 days. A month is 30 days, so twelve of them is not quite a year.

How we worked it out

  • Servings: 20 ÷ 1 per serving = 20
  • In the pack: 20 × 1 g = 20 g
  • £1.75 ÷ 20 g × 1 g = 8.75p per 1 g
  • A week 8.75p × 7 = 61p · a month × 30 = £2.63 · a year × 365 = £31.94
  • Amount per serving: stated on the label.

The standard dose is a comparison unit, not a recommendation. Always confirm the price on the retailer's site. How we compare everything.

Cheaper vitamin C

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Vitamin C-1000 Sustained Release TabletsHealf · 1 g a serving · £2.28 a month · a pack lasts 8 months8p£18.99View at Healf (opens in a new tab)
Chewable Vitamin C Tablets 1,000mg Orange FlavourSimply Supplements · 1 g a serving · £2.33 a month · a pack lasts 6 months8p£13.99View at Simply Supplements (opens in a new tab)
Vitamin C CapsulesMyprotein · 1 g a serving · £2.50 a month · a pack lasts 3 months8p£7.49View at Myprotein (opens in a new tab)
ZipVitChewable Vitamin C 1000mgZipVit · 1 g a serving · £2.50 a month · a pack lasts 6 months8p£14.99View at ZipVit (opens in a new tab)
Vitamin C and Zinc 180 Tablets (6 month supply)Boots · 500 mg a serving · £2.50 a month · a pack lasts 3 months8p£7.50View at Boots (opens in a new tab)
This productBoots · 1 g a serving · £2.63 a month · a pack lasts 20 days9pshown above

Switching to the Healf pack saves 35p a month at the same 1 g dose.

Ranked purely by price per 1 g. 950 combination products also contain vitamin C.

On the label

Vitamin C · Standard (ascorbic acid and ascorbates)
1 g per serving (stated on the label)
Pack
20 tablets · 20 servings · 1 tablet(s) a serving
Cost per serving
9p (20 servings in the pack)
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What the listing says
“20 Orange Flavour Effervescent Tablets” · “Take 1 tablet per day dissolved in a glass of water” · “Vitamin C 1000 mg”
Ingredients

Acid (Citric Acid), Acidity Regulator (Sodium hydrogen Carbonate), Vitamin C, Bulking Agent (Sorbitol), Starch, Natural Flavourings, Sweetener (Sodium Cyclamate, Colour (Beetroot Juice Powder (Maltodextrin, Beetroot Juice concentrate)), Sweetener (Sodium Saccharin), Natural Lemon Flavourings with other Natural Flavourings, Colour (Riboflavin-5’-Phosphate).

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One 1 g dose is our comparison unit, not a recommendation.

Price history

No price change since 23 September 2026. Checked on 2 days, most recently 15 October 2026.

Price at every check
£1.75Boots
First recorded
£1.7523 Sept
Checked on
2 dayssince 23 Sept
Pack price at each check.
  1. First checked at Boots: £1.75

Questions about this product

How much does Boots High Strength Vitamin C 1000 mg cost per 1 g?

9p per 1 g, from £1.75 for 20 tablets at Boots, checked on 15 October 2026.

Is it the cheapest vitamin C in the UK?

No, it is 18th of 113. Vitamin C Plus Tablets at Myprotein works out at 3p per 1 g.

How long does one pack last?

20 days at one 1 g dose. The pack holds 20 g in total.

About Boots

Founded 1849 · Nottingham, England · Part of The Boots Group

Boots is a pharmacy-led health and beauty retailer founded in 1849, when John Boot opened a herbalist shop in Nottingham, where it is still based. com. It belongs to The Boots Group, owned since August 2025 by the private equity firm Sycamore Partners and Stefano Pessina's family.

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