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Sustained Release

Vitamin B12

Vegetology Vitamin B12 is a novel formula designed to offer sustained release for prolonged performance and benefits. Vitamin B12 contributes to energy metabolism and the reduction of tiredness & fatigue. We use an elevated level of water-soluble Vitamin B12 in the form of Cyanocobalamin.

Features

Long-lasting formula
Sustained release high strength 1000mcg Vitamin B12
1 per day
60 tablets per bottle (2 months' supply)
Registered with the Vegan Society & Vegetarian Society

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Benefits

Vitamin B12 Sustained Release contributes to normal:

Energy-yielding metabolism
Reduction of tiredness and fatigue
Functioning of the nervous system
Homocysteine metabolism
Functioning of the immune system
Psychological function

Dosage

Take 1 tablet per day with food or immediately after food, with a full glass of water.

Supplement Facts

Amounts Per Serving		%EU NRV
Vitamin B12 (Cyanocobalamin)	1000mcg	40000%

Ingredients

Microcrystalline cellulose, Hydroxypropylmethyl Cellulose, Cyanocobalamin, Anticaking agent (Magnesium Stearate).

Full Product Label

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FAQ's

Your questions answered

Total Questions:
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Does breaking the tablet affect the sustained release?

Hi, yes it does. The tablet structure is essential for the sustained release effect. It is pretty small and easy to swallow.

I've been using a well known branded spray of the methylcobalamin b12 with great success for the past 6/7 years and was wondering if you'd consider the methylcobalamin form of vitamin b12 instead of the cyanocobalamin. Also, apart from the cyanocobalamin form of B12 being more cost effective and the tablet kind supposedly easier to absorb, (I dispute this with my own personal experience), why have you chosen this type other than the methylcobalamin? Research suggests that compared to tablet forms, sprays have a faster onset of action as they do not need to wait for dissolution. Furthermore, sprays allow for the vitamin to enter into the systemic circulation, bypassing the intestinal vessels. This reduces the amount of time between administration and absorption, which is typically longer when taking other oral forms such as tablets. Any information would be much appreciated. Franka

Hi, we chose Cyanocobalamin because it is reputed to have superior stability and there are some links (albeit limited) between Methylcobalamin and exacerbating skin breakouts. We are still researching B12 though, and working on new product versions. Spray forms are useful but require preservatives, as B12 is a water-soluble Vitamin, so we've been keen to avoid spray forms because we don't really want to use preservatives and have them follow the B12 into the bloodstream this way. We are hoping to have a new B12 product later in 2021 though, so watch this space....!

I noticed that the list of ingredients on the label on the Vitamin B12 bottle says: diglycerides of coconut fatty acid, cholecalciferol and D-alpha tocopherol, no indication of Cyanocobalamin. Is this correct? Cholecalciferol is Vitamin D indeed! Another question: why do you put magnesium stearate in the composition of vitamin D?

Hi, I think you must have an old label that inadvertently contained an inaccurate ingredient listing. The B12 listing is: "Microcrystalline cellulose, Hydroxypropylmethyl Cellulose, Cyanocobalamin, Anticaking agent (Magnesium Stearate)"

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