C-vitt arrives to help you absorb Vitamin C for everyday life, with proper diet and healthy exercise

The new drink brings Japanese quality in vitamin delivery

MANILA, Philippines — Every day is the best day to boost up on Vitamin C, but it seems especially important to ramp up our immunity this season. With threats to our overall well-being coming from all fronts, from the stress in dealing with “carmageddon” to the spike in cases of influenza-like illness, the country’s newest drink with Vitamin C arrives in the form of C-vitt.

Promising to keep our bodies protected by helping absorb Vitamin C, C-vitt also allows us to enjoy the essential micronutrient’s full value with proper diet and exercise. It refreshes with a great, enjoyable taste while bringing Japanese quality in vitamin delivery.

This way, together with practicing a healthy lifestyle, we get to maximize Vitamin C’s important role in our overall health, from strengthening our immune system to helping relieve stress, nourishing the skin, and more.

This drink with Vitamin C, distributed in wide areas of Southeast Asia such as Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia, Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore, finally arrives in the Philippines following the partnership between Asia Brewery Inc. and House Food Group Inc., a major producer of food and functional drink products around the world.

House Foods Group Inc. presents over 30 years of experience in Japan with drinks with Vitamin C and supports the local production in Thailand and Indonesia.

Available in the exciting citrusy variants of orange and lemon, C-vitt’s 140ml bottle though small in format, it comes bursting with 700mg of Vitamin C, which is already equivalent to 35 lemons! Its unique and compact glass bottle packaging also makes it convenient to enjoy anytime, anywhere.

Enjoy the full wonders of Vitamin C by getting C-vitt now for P36 SRP at your favorite convenience stores (Luzon only), 7-Eleven, Lawson, SM Markets, Shell and Alfamart.

ASC Ref. No. A0079P020124C

Editor's Note: This press release is paid for by C-vitt.