Add three vital members of the B vitamin family to your diet with KAL B-6 B-12 Folic Acid - Berry. Vitamin B-6, B-12 and folic acid supports several functions in the human body, including energy, metabolism support and cardiovascular function.
Product Introduction
KAL B-6 B-12 Folic Acid - Berry combines three vital members of the B vitamin family into a single convenient tablet. This unique blend is designed to support various functions in the human body, including energy production, metabolism support, and cardiovascular function. The delicious berry flavor makes it an enjoyable supplement to incorporate into your daily routine.
Key Features
- Delicious Berry Flavor: Enjoy the taste while benefiting from essential vitamins that support your health.
- One Tablet Daily: Simplifies your supplement routine by providing all three vitamins in a single daily dose.
- Supports Energy Metabolism: Each vitamin plays a significant role in converting food into energy effectively, helping you stay active throughout the day.
Suitable For
This supplement is ideal for individuals looking to enhance their nutrient intake without the hassle of multiple pills. It’s particularly beneficial for those who may have dietary restrictions or anyone seeking to support their overall health through supplementation.
Suggested Use
For optimal results, dissolve one ActivMelt™ micro tablet on or under the tongue daily. It is recommended to follow usage directions carefully to achieve the best outcomes from this supplement.
Specification Highlights
- Serving Size: 1 Tablet
- Servings Per Container: 60
- Contains Vitamin B-6 (3 mg), Folic Acid (680 mcg), Vitamin B-12 (1,000 mcg)
- Other Ingredients include Mannitol Starch Complex, Natural Berry Flavors, Cellulose, Magnesium Stearate among others.
Cautionary Notes
Always consult with your licensed healthcare practitioner before starting any new supplement regimen. Pregnant women should not exceed a folate intake of 250% of the daily value (1000 mcg). Store in a cool place away from direct sunlight.
