Liquid Vitamin B-Complex Drops, Cherry Flavor, Energy + Mood, 60 Servings

These drops work really well for energy, which certainly enhances mood. I take a dropper in my seltzer water every morning. In a glass full of water the strong flavor and sweetness is minimal. Highly recommended. And it has the best form of B12 (Methylcobalamin).

These B complex drops work well, and the taste is great! Within 2 days I had much more energy.

It works. Has a real cherry taste. Good amount for the price.

It tastes good, I felt like putting it on ice and drinking the entire bottle. I didn't. The thing that disappointed me was its b3 per serving is 2 mg while all the other ones I saw had 20 mg. I didn't think to look so its my fault,I just didn't know I needed to.

Definitely notice a different when I take it. I drop it in my water and it's super easy to drink. Would buy again!

taste is good and provides the B vitamins needed.

My blood work indicated a non-optimal B12 level, so I searched for an under-the-tounge complex high in B12, which the body easily eliminates, but not too high in other B's, which can be too much to process. I won't have new blood work for 4-6 months, but I can already tell that this is a tremendous energy booster. The suggested dose is 1ml per day. That seems really high to me, so I take .25ml first thing in the morning and another .25ml mid-day, for a total of .5ml per day. My energy surges with this, but in a very gentle way. I can definitely feel the difference on days I forget to take it. I was honestly a little skeptical because the price was so reasonable, but I'm so glad I gave it a try. Well worth it. A few things I've recently learned that you might find helpful: - I take this only before lunchtime because the surge in energy is so good it messes with my sleep. - If your B12 level is sub-optimal, there's a very good chance that your ferritin level (iron) is also low. - Ferritin/iron levels aren't typically included in routine blood work, unless there are associated symptoms. - "Normal range" for lab tests is not the same thing as "optimal." So, ask for the actual test results and do some research on your unique numbers. Don't let the doctors tell you, "It's all normal." Ask for a copy of your complete blood analysis, including the numbers for each element tested. - You can exist on iron and B levels considered "normal" while not feeling great. - There are lots of reputable online resources where you can learn more. (Mayo clinic, Cleveland Clinic, NIHS, etc.)

Great for those who can't do pills!