Vitamin B12 contributes to reduced tiredness and fatigue.
Low levels of vitamin B12 during pregnancy can cause birth defects in your baby’s brain, spine, or spinal cord.
Maintaining normal vitamin B12 levels can help support your mood.
Vitamin B12 helps you form healthy red blood cells and maintain a normal nervous system.
“A lot of people aren’t getting enough vitamin B12. It’s affecting 6% of people under 60. And 20% of people over 60.
In the late stages, a vitamin B12 deficiency can cause problems like anaemia and nerve problems.
Our tablets contain methylcobalamin — the active form of B12 — which is a safe and effective way to boost your levels.”
— Vishal Shah MBBS MA (Cantab)
MRCGP Chief Medical Officer
Regular blood tests are the best way to find out whether your vitamin B12 supplements are getting your levels to where they need to be. You’ll no longer need to take supplements when your levels become optimal.
Take a vitamins blood test before and after your first course of vitamin B12 supplements, and see if your levels are different. We’ll send you a 10% discount on your first blood test after you purchase your supplements.
Your GP-reviewed results include lifestyle advice on improving or maintaining your vitamin B12 levels.