Vitamin A ascetate and betacarotene
By tamama
@tamama (4)
May 5, 2012 8:36pm CST
I usually find on vitamin bottles a word 'vitamin A (as ascetate)' or 'vitamin A (as betacarotene)'. What is the different? Which one is better?
2 responses
@The_Red_Death (273)
• Indonesia
15 May 12
Actually ascetate was acid nitrat while betacarotene is a substance that help your eye sight
@Funflower (1)
• Netherlands
6 May 12
Betacarotine is definetely better as it is the natural ingredient that your body synthesises vitamin A from. Acetate is a manufactured ingredient.
