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L-Methylfolate (15 mg) Plus Methyl-B12

60 servings - Berry Flavor

  • Absorbs directly into the bloodstream and requires no processing from the body.
  • Contains the essential Cofactor MethylB12.
  • Supports brain and heart health and contributes to balancing energy, hormones, and mood

L-Methylfolate is the biologically active, bloodstream-ready form of Folate (Vitamin B9). Our formulation provides a maximum strength dose of 15 mg L-Methylfolate. This strength was formulated to support optimal folate levels. The formula also includes a whole serving of Methyl-B12, an essential cofactor to L-Methylfolate. The liquid sublingual form provides enhanced absorption and an enjoyable cherry flavor. It also contributes to the production of neurotransmitters, which are involved in maintaining focus, regulating sleep patterns, providing energy, balancing hormones, and impacting mood. Furthermore, Methylfolate promotes heart health and optimal nerve function.*

Size: 1 oz - 30 servings
















It is very gentle on the digestive system. For safe measure, if you have a sensitive digestive system you can take it with food.

We do not recommend the product for children 12 and younger.

Yes, it is free of all three.

L-Methyl Folate (vitamin B9) and Methylcobalamin (vitamin B12) are the 2 active ingredients. These are both the methyl B vitamins.

All of the ingredients are produced and sourced from the USA.

Customer Reviews

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Larryn

Good stuff. A little pricey. I feel like it should be a bigger size to accommodate the price. But, it does what it says.

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Danuta

Great

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James Pugh
Great product

So far I have noticed an increase in my energy level but that's all

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Kandi Barnard

L-Methylfolate (15 mg) Plus Methyl-B12

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Ed F.
I like sublingual to bypass stomach and gut absorbtio

I like the Idea of getting a high amount of B12 and methylated folate in two drops. With all the science talk about people with methylation problem genetics, I guess I'll have to be tested to determine my actual blood levels.

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