Adenosylcobalamin
7 adenosylcobalamin on file, from 5 brands. Here this means public products whose only comparable daily dose is Vitamin B12, where the label names adenosylcobalamin as the form. The median labelled daily dose is 2,000 mcg (range 1,000–5,100 mcg).
Sources: US NIH DSLD 7; forms: Lozenges 6 · Other forms 1。 Doses are label figures, not lab-tested, and say nothing about efficacy.
Sub-categories
Products 1–7 / 7
| Product | Brand | Per day | Country | Form |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vitamin B12 | Carotec | 1,000 mcg | United States | Lozenges |
| Active B12 1000 | Seeking Health | 1,000 mcg | United States | Lozenges |
| Adeno B12 | Seeking Health | 3,000 mcg | United States | Lozenges |
| Hydrox-Adeno B12 | Seeking Health | 2,000 mcg | United States | Lozenges |
| Sublingual Vitamin B12 5000 mcg | Solgar | 5,100 mcg | United States | Other forms |
| B12 5000 mcg | Sundown Naturalist | 5,100 mcg | United States | Lozenges |
| Activated B12 Complex Natural Cherry Flavor | Swanson | 2,000 mcg | United States | Lozenges |
See also
Other Vitamin B12 categories
For information only; not medical advice. Talk to a doctor or pharmacist before starting or stopping any supplement.