Does Vitamin C work for colds? 🧐 You’ve probably seen products like Emergen-C and Airborne claiming to "support your immune system"—but do they actually help? A massive meta-analysis found ...

Emergen-C Immune+ Triple Action activates, supports, and fortifies the immune system with BetaVia®, Vitamin C, zinc, and Vitamin D and does not contain artificial sweeteners.

Dr. Pollyanna Pitt, a family care physician with Teladoc Health, says she brings hand sanitizer containing aloe vera to help keep her hands clean after touching surfaces, without drying out her skin.

Microbiologists and general practitioners explain how the idea that Vitamin C helps prevent against the cold got started, and whether or not its true.

In a viral video, a microbiolgist warns that Vitamin C supplements like Emergen-C and Airborne don't prevent colds.

Vitamin C holds an almost legendary status among drugstore supplements. It’s common to take a few tablets when we’re worried about getting sick or mix up a glass of Emergen-C at the first sign ...

I like mixing water, Liquid IV, and Emergen-C together for an electrolyte- and vitamin-rich drink when I travel.

Here's what you need to know about popular supplements Airborne and Emergen-C, including how well they work, safety considerations, and other tips for boosting your immune system.

Drink mixes and powders can add both nutrients and flavor to your water, adding CBD, collagen, vitamin C and more.

In fact, the first Emergen-C product—introduced in 1978—was a supplement drink mix made with vitamin C and B vitamins, according to the brand’s website. How Does Emergen-C Work?