Topic: Recommendations for sub lingual B12 vitamin
BackinStOlaf
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that doesn't contain yeast, dairy, sugar etc..?
something very bare bones
thanks
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feelfit
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I have been using Source Naturals MethylCobalamin Subligual from Vitacost. Sublingual has the best absorbtion and Methylcobalamin is the preferred source of B-12.
Aside from injections of B-12 this is probably one of the better sources.
Feelfit
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The tablets that melt under your tongue always left that area raw so it became hard to have one everyday.
The one I use now is Nature's Bounty Sublingual Liquid B Complex. It has no sugar/sweetner/milk/lactose/soy/gluten/wheat/yeast/fish/sodium. Found it at Rite Aid & Walgreens.
It has a liquid dropper and instructions say to leave under tongue for 30 seconds. One dropper has 1.2 mg of B-12 and you can take it up to four times a day.
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sutherngrl
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Thanks XO, I am gonna look for that one.
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