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STADA Philippines Acquires Top Non-Acidic Vitamin C Brand Fern-C

FERN-C a popular and trusted vitamin C supplement has been in the market for 15 years providing Filipino families with a quality brand non-acidic form of Vitamin C.




Aside from the high-selling capsulized form Fern-C vitamins, this brand also includes formulation for kids known as FERN C Kidz and Kiddimin. Fern C has been an established brand preferred by many wise consumers in the country.





Today, FERN C has a much stronger market presence with plans of making it more available to everyone under the recent acquisition of the vitamin brand by STADA Philippines.


FERN C is the only vitamin C in the country that carries the Quali-C seal from DSM Europe. DSM, a long-time partner of FERN Inc. is the world’s largest manufacturer of vitamins next only to nature.




As the number 1 sodium ascorbate non-acidic Vitamin C in the Philippines FERN-C is a trusted brand of vitamin C considering the following benefits:

  • helps boost your immunity to protect your body from infectious diseases
  • a powerful antioxidant that may help counter the risk of chronic diseases
  • can promote healthy cardiovascular system by lowering risk factors for health disease
  • it helps protect the skin from environmental factors and harmful sun rays
  • promotes healthy production of collagen that helps in your skin's natural regeneration process
  • facilitates healthy brain functions as we age by preventing oxidative stress and inflammation near the brain, spine and nerves (central nervous system)
  • for healthy bones, teeth, gums and skin
  • combats the effects of stress
  • non-acidic gentle on stomach
  • OTC available in drugstores nationwide (Mercury, Watsons)
  • affordable choice
  • trusted brand


“With FERN C in our portfolio, we will establish a strong consumer healthcare platform to launch other quality medicines as well and provide better health for all Filipinos.” As announced by Sharmaine Abarientos, General Manager of STADA Philippines in the recent press conference held at Shangri-la The Fort on February 7.





STADA’s Philippines portfolio is strengthened with FERN C, a well-established range of vitamin C food supplements.


STADA CEO Peter Goldschmidt also shared “The acquisition of FERN C will help us to execute our growth ambitions in the Philippines.”


STADA already has an established history of selling pharmaceutical products into the Philippines, formerly through Croma Medic Inc., which was recently renamed as STADA Philippines. “After having formally launched STADA Philippines, we are now fully enabled to execute our growth ambitions in this market as well. The acquisition of FERN C will help us to succeed. The acquisition of these products is in line with our strategy of strengthening our portfolio with well-established consumer healthcare brands and also expanding in selected emerging markets”, states STADA CEO Peter Goldschmidt.


STADA is a German pharmaceutical company trusted in Europe for over 120 years. Known for diverse generics and consumer health portfolio, STADA ha strong presence in more than 30 countries including the Philippines.

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