B12 Rapi-melt™ 1000 mcg

Blackmores B12 Rapi-Melt™ 1000 mcg provides ‘body ready B12’ and supports daily energy production.

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Overview

Blackmores B12 Rapi-Melt™ 1000 mcg is a great tasting melt which provides a boost to your vitamin B12 intake in a convenient one-a-day dose and supports daily energy production.

*A metabolically active form of vitamin B12 co-methylcobalamin.

Why use

Contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue
Provides a boost of vitamin b12 intake for vegans, vegetarians and those with limited meat and dairy intake
High dose vitamin B12
Helps maintain healthy nerve and brain function
Vegetarian and vegan friendly
No added artificial colours, flavours or sweeteners

The Blackmores difference

Blackmores B12 Rapi-Melt™ 1000 mcg allows you to get your dose of ‘body ready* vitamin B12’ on-the-go!

Active ingredients per melt

Co- methylcobalaminvitamin (vitamin B12)

1000 mcg

Vitamin B12 is an essential water-soluble nutrient needed for protein and DNA synthesis, folate metabolism, and red blood cell production. Food sources of vitamin B12 include egg yolk, fish, beef, milk and cheese.

Dosage

Adults- Place 1 melt (orally disintegrating tablet) in your mouth until dissolved, once daily. No water required

Children under 18 years- Only as professionally described

Contraindications and cautions

Vitamin supplements should not replace a balanced diet
If symptoms persist see your healthcare professional
Not recommended for use in pregnancy or when breastfeeding

Always read the label. Follow the directions for use.

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Hi Penny, thank you for your post. It would be best to discuss this with your doctor to ensure that your needs are met. Pernicious anaemia does require medical treatment. Your doctor will be in the best position to advise whether B12 injections are required in your case, or if oral B12 supplementation may be adequate.� All the best.

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Is enough B12 absorbed with melts sublingual for someone with pernicious anaemia?

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Hi I just bought these and read the back properly and it says children under 18 years cannot take it unless advises by a doctor, I’m 16 so will it be okay to have?

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What would happen if you swallow the tablet with water? would it be as effective or be diminished by gut acids?

When chewing or allowing the tablet to melt in the mouth will this have any adverse affect on tooth enamel or sensitivity?

After chewing or allowing to melt in the mouth can you follow up with a glass of water?

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Hi is this a bacteria-derived supplement? Also what is the ratio of methylcobalamin and adenosylcobalamin? Thank you.

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Is B12 Rapi-melt a "sublingual" form? I know it melts in your mouth but is the B12 still going thru the gut or is it bypassing the gut and going directly into the blood stream?

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hello blackmores team :) is there any sodium within the excipients? if so how much? thankyou

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Hi, what is the difference between this product and methylcobalamin or adenosylcobalamin. I am after a real b12 as in the methylcobalamin. If this is that then why is it listed as co-methylcobalamin and the price is extremely cheap? Thank you.

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