Liposomal Vitamin B Complex Liquid Sublingual B Complex Vitamins Supplement for Women Men Improved Absorption Methylated B12,B1, B2, B3, B5, B6,Folate,Biotin for Energy and Immune Support-2.0 oz

The media could not be loaded. B complex? Yes please! Franguly vitamin B complex is what I use for a pick-me-up in energy. I love that it has Folate in the form of calcium folinate rather than folic acid (which can be hard for some of us MTHFR people to utilize) and B12 as methylcobalamin is great too. The serving size is 15 drops. The dropper holds 8-9 drops. Some days I just go with the one dropper full and that seems to be enough. I hold it in my mouth for a good while (a minute or so). The taste is a pleasant orange flavor and the consistency is thick. It definitely affects my energy in a positive way. The quality seems good for the price. I will continue to use this product for health and energy!

This particular vitamin B liquid has been my go-to in the past year. Sometimes I mix it with juice or water and sometimes just use as such. The taste is like undiluted orange juice, a tad strong but not unpleasant. I assume it's working because at least I haven't been diagnosed with vitamin B deficiencies.

I like this stuff. It's pretty decent. Tastes and smells like orange juice with the same bright color as oj! And I think my body is actually able to use it unlike other b12 I have tried in the past, it seems to make me feel good with more energy. I will keep using it and see how it makes me feel. Super easy to swallow as it's a liquid.

It doesn’t taste the best. But it’s not too back. I take a syringe a day and it really helps with my energy and my health. It has a strong smell too but it’s bearable.

I have the genetic mutation MFTHR. My body does not absorb B vitamins. This product has made a huge difference in how I feel and my energy level. I have tried so many vitamin B complex vitamins and this product worked. It taste pretty good as well. Of course, I take supporting vitamins with it and eat a healthy diet and exercise. If you're looking for good B vitamin complex, give this one a try. Also, Liposomal liquid is always better for absorption.

I have tried a few brands of this liquid liposomal Vit B Complex and find this one to have a more complete B component ingredient list. It also has features I look for as far as company dedication to delivering a product that’s GMO free with no bad ‘other ingredients’ at the bottom of the facts list on the back of the bottle. For the amount of servings for the price charged, it’s also a good deal. It doesn’t taste bad, easy to hold in your mouth a few seconds for better absorption. The only negative I have on this product is that the dropper doesn’t seem to function as well due to the thickness of the product. Other than that, I’ve already purchased again.

August 2025– hoped to love this — 3rd party tested, simple ingredients, and we thought it was vegan (needed for prob alpha-gal allergy). But we had an allergic reaction anyways. Then, we learned that vegan-friendly is not the same as Vegan. Vegan sites say that Vegan can be certified animal-free and cruelty-free by third-party labs and organizations (not sure, but the exact details might change with the org that does the certifying). Sites said that vegan-friendly is well-meaning and basically animal-free, but might still have traces of animal products in it (like from other products processed on same machinery), and the kinds and amounts can change. This difference in wording and contamination can be fine for lots of people, but dangerous or even deadly for people with allergies. The seller wrote that this is vegan-friendly even though the bottle and box we received didn’t say it was vegan-friendly, or what the 3rd-party testing looks for. They also offered a refund, Thank you. We are struggling to find a Vegan certified, 3rd-party tested B-Complex that is safe for alpha-gal allergy even to carrageenan and ingredients-vitamins derived from red algae. Plus certified free from gluten, major allergen ingredients-contaminants like wheat and soy, and common allergen ingredients-contaminants like corn. We wish manufacturers and sellers would explain the differences between their claims like vegan-friendly and Vegan certified, what their 3rd party testing does and does not look for (how often, what it finds), etc. Some do, and it is so helpful, it could save lives.

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