Aces + Zn

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Supplement Ingredients
Ingredients	Amount Per Serving
Calories	-
Total Fat	1 g
Total Carbohydrate	< 1 g
Protein	< 1 g
Vitamin A Vitamin A	3,000 mcg RAE
beta carotene Vitamin A	-
Vitamin C Vitamin C	500 mg
calcium ascorbate Vitamin C Calcium	-
Vitamin E Vitamin E	268 mg
d-alpha tocopherol Vitamin E	-
calcium Calcium	56 mg
calcium ascorbate Vitamin C Calcium	-
dicalcium phosphate Calcium	-
zinc Zinc	15 mg
zinc citrate Zinc	-
selenium Selenium	100 mcg
l-selenomethionine Selenium	-

Ingredient Research

Vitamin C
- ModerateReduced Pain8 studies
- ModerateReduced Interleukin-6 Levels7 studies
- ModerateReduced Oxidative Stress4 studies
Vitamin E
- ModerateReduced Aspartate Aminotransferase Level5 studies
- ModerateReduced Alanine Aminotransferase Level4 studies
- ModerateReduced Inflammation3 studies
Calcium
- LowIncreased Total Hip Bone Mineral Density3 studies
- LowReduced Stillbirth3 studies
Selenium
- HighReduced Thyroid Peroxidase Antibody Level5 studies
- LowReduced Thyroglobulin Antibody Level4 studies
- LowIncreased Serum Free Thyroxine Levels3 studies
Zinc
- LowReduced Zinc Level3 studies

How this product's ingredient doses compare to doses studied in research.

Vitamin C500 mg
Studies used 12–1,200 mg/day (median 375) across 18 studies
In typical studied range
Vitamin E268 mg
Studies used 5–1,200 mg/day (median 300) across 10 studies
In typical studied range
Form mismatch: this product uses Alpha-Tocopherol. Most research support uses α-Te (1 study).
Calcium56 mg
Studies used 500–1,000 mg/day (median 750) across 4 studies
Below studied range
Zinc15 mg
Studies used 10–100 mg/day (median 55) across 2 studies
Low end of studied doses

Ingredient pairs in this product that have synthesised research evidence together.

Low evidenceVitamin E + Vitamin Cfor Reduced Pain· 3 studies
Across 3 studies, all reported beneficial effects of the Vitamin E and Vitamin C combination on pain reduction, with effect sizes ranging from small to moderate and all findings statistically significant. Compared to Vitamin C alone (moderate evidence, small effect), the combination shows a similar directional benefit but the limited number of studies precludes a definitive comparison. The median study duration was 60 days (reported in 1 of 3 studies). No form data were reported for either substance.

Supports Immune Health: Contains Vitamin C and Zinc, essential for maintaining a robust immune system.
Promotes Skin Health: Vitamin A aids in the maintenance of healthy skin and vision.
Boosts Antioxidant Protection: High levels of Vitamin E help combat oxidative stress and support overall cellular health.
Bone and Muscle Support: Contains calcium to promote bone health, and selenium which is crucial for muscle function.
Convenient Softgel Form: Easy-to-swallow softgels are perfect for those who prefer a simple and mess-free supplement regimen.
Gluten Free: Safe for individuals with gluten sensitivities or dietary restrictions.