What type of b12 it in this product?
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The vitamin B12 in this product is in a FoodState form, as opposed to an isolated form such as methylcobalamin or cyanocobalamin. This means that it is delivered in the complex form in which you would find vitamin B12 in food.
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B-12 and B06 and folate - that is what the label says. I don't know much past that, but I would suggest that you go to Megafood's website to see the details. I love this B-12, btw.
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I am sorry I gave these a high rating. DO NOT TAKE THESE. Go to this site http://www.roylretreat.com/articles/b12.html. These have cyanoco.
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Speling same as on the bottle: lB12 as Methlcobalamin 500mcg Other ingredients: Purified water,vegetable glycerine, # potassium Sorbate [preservative]
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I'm just a consumer like you, but the product says it's "formulated with methylcobalamin," whatever that means. My nutritionist told me to take this form of B12, and that's why I've taken it for a few years now.
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There are actually 3 forms of B12: Methylocobalamin and Hydroxycobalamin, which researchers feel are the better choices for B12 deficiencies, and Cyanocobalamin. If you eat meat, you don't need a B12 supplement. If you are vegan, you also probably may not need to take a supplement but it is still suggested. The adequate dose is 5 micrograms/day. Most available supplements are anywhere from 500 - 5,000 mcg. Take the 500 mcg. once a week. The high concentrations are meant to correct actual diagnosed B12 deficiencies in people who may not be able to absorb it normally, but for most of us, these excessive amounts appear to be safe and nontoxic. Sublingual is the suggested form. There are actually 3 forms of B12: Methylocobalamin and Hydroxycobalamin, which researchers feel are the better choices for B12 deficiencies, and Cyanocobalamin. If you eat meat, you don't need a B12 supplement. If you are vegan, you also probably may not need to take a supplement but it is still suggested. The adequate dose is 5 micrograms/day. Most available supplements are anywhere from 500 - 5,000 mcg. Take the 500 mcg. once a week. The high concentrations are meant to correct actual diagnosed B12 deficiencies in people who may not be able to absorb it normally, but for most of us,... » Read More There are actually 3 forms of B12: Methylocobalamin and Hydroxycobalamin, which researchers feel are the better choices for B12 deficiencies, and Cyanocobalamin. If you eat meat, you don't need a B12 supplement. If you are vegan, you also probably may not need to take a supplement but it is still suggested. The adequate dose is 5 micrograms/day. Most available supplements are anywhere from 500 - 5,000 mcg. Take the 500 mcg. once a week. The high concentrations are meant to correct actual diagnosed B12 deficiencies in people who may not be able to absorb it normally, but for most of us, these excessive amounts appear to be safe and nontoxic. Sublingual is the suggested form. « Show Less
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Here is what it says on the bottle. (25 mg S. cerevisiae). 125 mcg. 2083% DV. Hope that helps, does not say anything else on what form of B12.
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Thank you for asking, B3 is Niacinimide. B12 is Cyanocobalamin. I did not have the answers so I called them on 1-800-276-2878 and they gave me these answers, I hope that helps you.
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It doesn't say so on their website. I really like it and the other vegan supplements and take them eveyday. I suggest that you go directly to megafood.com and read what they have written about B12 Vegan, etc.
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Dear Isaac, I'm sorry I couldn't answer earlier. Vitamin B-12 1000 mcg; Vitamin B-6 2 mg; Folic Acid 400 mg; you can also see it on the back of the label by trying to click on the picture of the product. I hope it works. The tablets are pretty sour and a little bit sweet; it is supposed to melt under your tongue.
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Not true! I put it in my review of the product too, but I have been taking this vitamin off an on 2-4 times a week for about 5 months and my B12 has gone from 90 to 491 on a strict vegan diet. The vitamins are working great for me.
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Hi, This Vit. B complex lists each B Vitamin that's on the bottle along with amt per serving and % of daily value, however the contents of the capsules are a RAW Organc Fruit and Vegetable Blend. There is no mention of on the label, of B12 being in the form of cyanocobalamin. So that's all I can tell you. What should I know about this compound or substance?
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Yes, this is sublingual but their http://www.vitasprings.com/no-shot-b12-10000-mcg-b6-folic-60-tablets-superior-source.html item # 90810 is just much better.
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According to the bottle label (which you can see in the product images), each tablet has 50 mg of B6, 100 mcg of B12, and 400 mcg of Folic Acid.
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Contains: Cobalamin 1000mcg-this is not the more absorbable Methylcobalamin which is active coenzyme form of B-12. Other ingredients: Mannitol-insignificant amount of sugar alcohol, Vegetable magnesium stearate, Vegetable stearic acid, Vegetable cellulose, Natural cherry flavor w/other natural flavors. When I need the detailed ingredients or doses, I go straight to Vitacost.com and see if they have it and if they carry it, you can get the detailed information under that item. I normally order the Methylcobalamin B-12 so I made a mistake in ordering these and never got around to returning it. I think when I did the review on this item, I reviewed it thinking it was the Methylcobalamin. Good luck!
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Sweet, I answered too fast, sorry. On the back of the label is says there is 1000 of methylcobalmin in it. Methylcobalamin (mecobalamin, MeCbl, or MeB 12) is a cobalamin, a form of vitamin B 12. It differs from cyanocobalamin in that the cyanide is replaced by a methyl group.
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According to the ingredients, no. It is, along with Methycobolamin, used by people who's bodies don't absorb B12 (a mutated Heterozygous gene test will tell you.)
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Scroll down and read article about different varieties of B12 available and pros and cons of some. http://store.renegadehealth.com/Vitamins-Supplements/Healthy-Habits-B12-Energy-Patch-p287.html