Freeda Vtiamins Review

Started in 1928, by Abraham Freeda and his daughter Lilian Zimmerman, who was one of the first pharmacists in the USA. Freeda vitamins has been manufacturing high quality vitamins and nutritional supplements for over 86 years. Freeda vitamins manufacture all their products at their own facility based in Long Island City, NY, they sell retail, wholesale and worldwide. Freeda takes pride in using only quality ingredients instead of cheaper and inferior ingredients. Freeda vitamins services the nutritional needs of the community at large as well as the celiac community, vegetarians, kosher consumers, lactose intolerant and diabetics. Freeda vitamins offers complimentary nutritionist support line and a friendly personal customer service team. 

Freeda vitamins products are kosher, gluten-free, vegetarian, free of yeast, dairy, artificial flavors & colors and sugars. The company avoids harmful additives and ingredients that are allergenic and may cause allergies. Sensitive individuals and people on special diets often rely on Freeda's products to help regain and maintain their health. Special products such as SCD diet as per Elaine Gottschall for people with digestive challenges, tiny tablets specially designed for children, multi vitamins for woman and men, exclusive nutritional supplements line of vitamins (FNP) and more. they manufacture tablets, which have virtually no incidents of tampering, they test their tablets to make sure that the tablets dissolve quickly.

The company topics that they can input their professional knowledge includes (but not limited to)- matching vitamins to your health problem, gluten-free vitamins, specific carbohydrate diet (SCD) lifestyle and nutritional needs, vitamins of kosher, children, vegetarian, weight loss, allergies, animal health, taking vitamins when pregnant, vitamins full of anti-oxidants and coping with Alzheimer with the help of vitamins. 

Vitamin C- an antioxidant which may strengthen the immune system. Helps with growth & repair of tissues, formation of collagen, healing wounds, protects blood vessels and improves absorption of iron. Vitamin C 500 mg.  

Freedavite- moderate multi-vitamin tiny tablet, vitamin and mineral supplement. Freedavite contains 100% of daily recommended vitamins and important minerals. Ingredients of vitamin A, B1, B2, B6, B12, C, D, E, biotin, iron, calicium and other ingredients. 

FNP vitamin E liquid- 1 oz. bottle of of vitamin E liquid that can be used externally on skin, used for minor skin conditions. It can be also be taken internally as a source of a natural vitamin E. 

I was given this wonderful opportunity to review vitamin C, Freedavite moderate multi-vitamin and FNP natural vitamin E liquid. Vitamin C and Freedavite tablets are super easy to swallow, doesn't leave any bad aftertaste nor given me any upset stomach or other bad side effects. These two vitamins are wonderful to maintain and healthy lifestyle and whats even great is they don't contain any additives. Since reviewing them i seen a difference within the other vitamin C and multi-vitamins i had bought from stores meaning that the others does contain additives and other ingredients that are not natural. 

Vitamin E liquid has a very thick texture with a small amount will do because it spreads out evenly covering skin spot, its not greasy nor oily in fact once i place it onto my skin area it immediately absorbs quickly and leave my dry skin spot smooth and renewed. I really like this vitamin E liquid better than the other vitamin E liquid i had bought from stores because the difference is its a thick creamy texture and doesn't leave any greasy nor oily residue on skin. 

Great quality of products! 

The prices are:
Vitamin C 500 mg. 100 tablet- $6.36
Freedavite moderate multi-vitamins 100 tablet- $7.00
FNP vitamin E liquid 1 oz.- $11.04

You can find them at http://www.freedavitamins.com/ and check out Freeda vitamins blog 

Disclosure: I was not compensated for this product however I did receive this product from the company or their PR agency to try and review all opinions are my own and my differ from yours. In Accordance with the FTC's 16 CFR, Part 255:"Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising