Unfortunately, as the others wrote, they have made a mistake; the way they present the 1,000 mg is misleading. They should have said 500 mg. The performance is many times greater if the ingredients are true. Its price is not bad for this category of vitamin if it is really correct; if it is indeed of this category, you do not need a large amount, meaning 500 mg is more than enough because absorption is much higher compared to ordinary vitamin C. However, I am giving this rating because it is misleading, and on its label the product that says 1,000 mg should have said 60 capsules of 500 mg. As long as it stays at these prices, I can continue buying it.

Some people write that the product is misleading because you have to take the serving, which is 2 capsules, to get the 1000 mg and therefore it's not worth it. Have those who say it's not worth it seen prices from other products? Ok, the serving issue is a matter of marketing and many companies do it, wrongly, and I agree. But it's like getting 30 capsules of 1000 mg for about 9 euros. So don't write inaccuracies that the price of the product is not advantageous.

The capsules (all of them) on the shell are stained with a brown substance that looks like rust, I don't know if it's normal or some ingredient of the capsule, I called the company (August 4th) no one answers

ATTENTION: it says 1000mg but each capsule is 500mg!
Therefore, you need two capsules per day (it calls this a serving in the instruction sheet). This means that financially it is not as advantageous as it wants to appear!