Unclear description..is product actually fortified with B12 or is it (only) that which is naturally occurring?
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I believe this is fortified, it's way too high of a percentage for it to occur naturally.
243815
label actually lists all vitamins & minerals & it reads B12 500% - so not really sure... I give this along with lecithin & bone meal to my 204 lb saint bernard...
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I'm not sure (I had never heard of that before!) but I do not think cyanocobalamin is used. I did a quick Google search and found someone else on Amazon saying this. "but [I] couldn't find that their B12 is in the cyanocobalamin form anywhere on the label, so I called them. They confirmed that they use cobalamin not cyanocobalamin in this vitamin. Hope this clears up any misconceptions."That was here. http://www.amazon.com/review/R2K0RNZVS6DV29/ref=cm_cr_pr_cmt?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B00280M12A&linkCode;=&nodeID;=&tag;=#wasThisHelpfulI hope that helps.
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Product Contains: Vitamin B1 (as Thiamine HCl) 100 mg; Vitamin B2 50 mg;(as Riboflavin HCl 35 mg; Riboflavin-5-Phosphate 15 mg) Vitamin B3 50 mg (as Niacinamide); Vitamin B6 50 mg (as Pyridoxine HCl 40 mg; Pyridoxyl-5-Phosphate 10 mg); Folates (NatureFolateTM blend) 200 mcg; Vitamin B12 (as Methylcobalamin) 250 mcg; Biotin (as d-Biotin) 2 mg; Vitamin B5 (as Pantothenic Acid) 100 mg; Choline 200 mg; Trimethylglycine 200 mg;
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Bob, I can only speak to this B-Complex from Nature Made which I have always used as a matter of fact. The new one bought from Amazon only difference is my previous said Energy Production with Antioxidant Support whereas this one said Cellular Energy and Production
1119215
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.)
1066085
I see the problem that there are two labels that people are answering in regards to. The original included both forms of folic acid. I see on the updated label there are still other synthetic forms of some of the other B-vitamins. (so I am passing on this product).
1514086
The package does not state that the product is fortified with any additional vitamins. The only additional information is that the product is Kosher certified. I hope this is helpful.
1782247
as far as I know it is natural. You can read the ingredients on vitamin shoppe web site.
1587720
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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I do believe the box reads as follows: 1000 meg of Vitamin B12, and 200 meg of Selenium. If one needs further information, one may google the actual product, via the brand name, which will bring forth more detailed results regarding this particular brand and product.
1918097
Methylcobalamin contains NO CYANIDE! And it is NOT mixed with this or any other vitamin. Period.
1232160
It says right on the label the B Vitamin is from Saccharomyces cerevisiae which is a type of yeast. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saccharomyces_cerevisiae
921910
Greetings....their B-12 is a result of cultivating certain raw elements and is unlike anything on the market. If you go to www.rawvitamins.com you can get a comprehensive answer. Also, their Vitamin D3 I take also because it is a result of using cultivated raw vegetables (mushrooms, I believe0 and it the best product on the market. That, too, is explained at the above website. Enjoy!! Fred
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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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For what it's worth, on the Dr. Axe web page addressing vitamin B12 deficiency, he provides a link recommending this brand as a supplement after first having said, "When buying a vitamin B12 supplement you will want to look for it in the form of methylcobalamin or hydroxycobalamin rather than cyanocobalamin because these forms or more natural and better absorbed by the body." Given his knowledge of the ideal forms for assimilation, I'd like to think he would suggest products that fit the criteria. (His Doctorate is in Chiropractic, and he's a clinical nutritionist) http://draxe.com/vitamin-b12-deficiency-symptoms/
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On the label for nutrional facts, it reads Inactive Dried Yeast. There is no mention of fortified yeast.
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That is a question you need to ask the product manager, or the manufacturer. As a buyer - I don't know. And it doesn't bother me - those pills are great.My B12 is now way over the top normal value, and I only used a small amount of the pills.