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Methyl B-12 3000mcg w/Folic Acid Biotin and B-6 Lozenges (100 Lozenges)

Methyl B-12 3000mcg w/Folic Acid Biotin and B-6 Lozenges (100 Lozenges)

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Brand : AlchePharma

Item Form : Tablet

Diet Type : Vegan

Flavor : Cherry

Unit Count : 100.00 Count

 

About this item

? ? Methylcobalamin is more bioactive than cyanocobalamin, which has to be converted by the liver to the active coenzyme form methylcobalamin before it can function in the body.

? ? Natural Cherry Flavor

? ? Vitamin B-6 and folic acid work synergistically with methyl B-12 t

? ? Ideal source for vegan/vegetarians who are at greater risk for vitamin B-12 deficiency

 

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Item details

Brand Name : AlchePharma

Item Form : Tablet

Diet Type : Vegan

Flavor : Cherry

Number of Items : 1

UPC : 686461194603

Manufacturer : AlchePharma

Manufacturer Part Number : MB12_Parent

Best Sellers Rank : #1,192,622 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #1,773 in Vitamin B12 Supplements

ASIN : B09NS68QRY

? #1,192,622 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household)

? #1,773 in Vitamin B12 Supplements

 

Measurements

Unit Count : 100.00 Count

Product description

High-Dose B12 Lozenge (Methylcobalamin, Folic Acid, Biotin)

Standard Technical Specifications

This sublingual lozenge combines high potency Vitamin B-12 (3,000 mcg as methylcobalamin) with B vitamins like folate (as folic acid), vitamin B-6, and biotin for daily support. The methylcobalamin form may be easier for the body to absorb, and these B vitamins work together. With a natural cherry flavor, the lozenge dissolves conveniently under the tongue and is suitable for those with soy, gluten, and dairy sensitivities. Note that the lozenge contains carmine.

This lozenge dissolves under the tongue, allowing for sublingual absorption. This bypasses the digestive system, which can sometimes limit absorption of certain nutrients.

Methylcobalamin is a naturally occurring form of B12 that may have a higher bioavailability compared to cyanocobalamin.

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