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Product verdict

GymBeam Vitamin C 1000

GymBeam

79/ 100

Product score

Verdict

Strong value pick

Cost per serving looks strong for this category, and nothing in the label story screams junk science - still match dose to your own goals and clinician input.

Strengths

  • Serving size and count are explicit enough to sanity-check cost per dose.
  • Value math beats typical peers in our rough category bands.
  • Few moving parts on the label - easier to audit than a proprietary stack.

Watch-outs

  • No major cons flagged beyond normal buyer diligence - still read the hub.

Best for

  • Buyers who want alignment with our ingredient hub bar
  • Shoppers prioritizing cost per serving
  • Anyone who wants explicit serving math

Decision

Strong choice for most buyers in this category.

Buy this if the strengths match what you optimize for (see chips below).

High confidenceVerified or strong catalog coverage on this SKU.
  • Best value signal

Next step

Verdict

Strong value pick

Best for

  • Buyers who want alignment with our ingredient hub bar
  • Shoppers prioritizing cost per serving
  • Anyone who wants explicit serving math

Why we highlight this SKU

  • Strong ingredient and actives mapping on our structured label rubric.
  • Formula reads coherent versus noisy category averages.
  • Value lane looks reasonable versus peers with similar scores.
  • Additives and excipient story looks cleaner than many alternatives on file.

Catalog reference (may differ from retailer): 8,50 €

Size: capsule · 1 capsule · 120 Servings per container

Editorial score: 79 · GymBeam

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Decision

Optimize this choice

What GymBeam Vitamin C 1000 gives up on the rubric, where you overpay, and SKUs that score higher in the same category (with per-serving price deltas when we have them).

What the rubric flags

  • No major cons flagged beyond normal buyer diligence - still read the hub.

Higher-scoring SKUs

Same category; sorted for score lift and comparable per-serving price when we have it.

Editorial model only - not medical advice. Your current total is 79/100.

Head-to-head buckets: same-price upgrades, cheaper options, and premium lanes - same rubric, product-first.

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At a glance

Score summary

Total score

79/100

Cost per serving looks strong for this category, and nothing in the label story screams junk science - still match dose to your own goals and clinician input.

Scores are editorial heuristics from label structure, ingredient hub signal, transparency cues, rough value math, and conservative safety - not lab assays or prescriptions.

Computed with the v1 product rubric on each page load when DB scores are incomplete.

Score breakdown

Seven fixed lanes. Each is scored 0-100 and weighted into the total. Interpretations are plain-language, not clinical endpoints.

  • Ingredient quality / fit

    Strong fit with a solid published hub signal - or a clean single-ingredient SKU.

  • Dosage plausibility

    Serving size is clear and the stated amount sits in a typical band for this category.

  • Formula quality

    Neutral or partially specified - no strong bonus or penalty.

  • Additives & label (combined lane)

    Excipient burden and label-clarity heuristics look favorable versus typical SKUs - few red-flag add-ins in our read.

  • Transparency

    Sparse brand or label narrative in our file - treat marketing claims skeptically.

  • Value

    Price per serving looks favorable versus rough category anchors in our model.

  • Safety margin

    Conservative lane: pulls from hub safety when available and avoids extreme label doses.

Label & additive intelligence

Structured excipient lines on file drive these scores - not lab testing. Burden tracks sweeteners, dyes, fillers, and similar add-ins; clarity tracks vague wording and proprietary structures. The combined lane is what feeds your total score.

Excipient / additive burden

80

Label clarity

84

Combined additives lane (in total)

82

  • Fewer red-flag add-ins and clearer structure than many peers in this category snapshot.
  • Cleaner excipient profile than many comparable SKUs in our file.
  • Few distinct actives on the structured ingredient list - easier to reason about than deep stacks.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Serving size and count are explicit enough to sanity-check cost per dose.
  • Value math beats typical peers in our rough category bands.
  • Few moving parts on the label - easier to audit than a proprietary stack.
  • Tied to a high-scoring ingredient hub in our model.
  • Label-clarity and excipient burden look better than average for SKUs we model with this much data.

Cons

  • No major cons flagged beyond normal buyer diligence - still read the hub.

Label & product facts

Form
capsule
Serving size
1 capsule
Servings per container
120
Primary ingredient family
Vitamin C
Ingredients on file
Vitamin C (1000 mg)
Certifications
None listed
Latest price on file
8,50 €
Brand website
gymbeam.com

Where to buy

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What does the evidence say about Vitamin C?

This SKU sits on top of our ingredient hub for Vitamin C: trial signal, safety notes, hype gap, and FAQs live there - not on this product page.

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How this ranks in its category

Among 5 on-file SKUs in Vitamin C, this product sits #1 when we blend category fit, trust, value, and anti-gaming guards (decision score - not the same number as the headline total).

Decision score: 83 / 100 (sorting layer for lists and compare).

Why the model says that

  • Strong value vs peers

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How to read this verdict

Product scores compress evidence context from the ingredient hub (when live), structured excipient lines, transparency cues, rough value math, and a conservative safety check. They are informational, not medical advice or a substitute for label photos and professional guidance.

This page is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always read the actual label, consider interactions, and talk to a qualified clinician about your situation.

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