B12 Gain Mouth Dissolving Tablets for Energy & Nerve Health Support | Pack of 3

B12 Gain Mouth Dissolving (Methylcobalamin + B6 + D3 + Folic Acid)

Energy Boost | Nerve Health | Brain Function | Mental Clarity | Fatigue Reduction | Heart Health Support

B12 Gain is a mouth-dissolving tablet that combines high-strength Methylcobalamin (Vitamin B12) with Vitamin B6, Vitamin D3, and Folic Acid, in a pack of 3*10. It needs no water: place it on the tongue and let it dissolve. It supports normal nerve function. It is made for people with low B12 intake, such as vegetarians and vegans, for anyone who dislikes swallowing tablets, and for travellers and older adults.

• Convenient mouth-dissolving B12, no water needed
• Supports normal nerve function
• High-strength Methylcobalamin, 1,500 mcg per tablet
• Combines B12 with B6, D3, and Folic Acid
• Easy to take, suits people who dislike swallowing tablets

How to take: One tablet once daily at a consistent time. Place it on the tongue and let it dissolve. No water is needed. If your stomach is sensitive, take it after a meal. Do not exceed the labelled dose.

Age group: Adults, including vegetarians, vegans, and older adults. Not for children unless a doctor advises.

• Methylcobalamin (Vitamin B12), 1,500 mcg: supports nerve function, DNA synthesis, and red blood cell formation.
• Pyridoxine HCl (Vitamin B6), 3 mg: supports protein metabolism and the nervous system.
• Vitamin D3, 1,000 IU: supports calcium absorption, bone, and muscle.
• Folic Acid, 0.8 mg: supports DNA synthesis and blood formation.

B12 and Folic Acid work together in red blood cell formation and new cell production. B12 and B6 support nerve function and metabolic processes. D3 adds bone and muscle support through calcium absorption.

PRECAUTIONS

• If you have tingling, numbness, or severe fatigue, get it checked by a doctor. Ideally, confirm low B12 with a blood test.
• Take extra care and consult your doctor first if you have kidney stones or high blood calcium, because of the Vitamin D3.
• Folic Acid can mask a B12 deficiency, so persistent symptoms still need a doctor’s check.
• Tell your doctor if you take metformin, PPIs, H2 blockers, levodopa, or anti-epileptic medicines.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding women should check with their doctor first.

Avoid:

• Other B12, Vitamin D, or B-complex supplements, unless your doctor advises.
• Exceeding the labelled dose, or using it in place of prescribed B12 injections.
• Storing it in damp places or the bathroom. Keep it dry.

1. What is B12 Gain?
It is a mouth-dissolving tablet with Methylcobalamin (B12), Vitamin B6, Vitamin D3, and Folic Acid. It supports normal nerve function.

2. Do I need water to take it?
No. Place the tablet on your tongue and let it dissolve.

3. Who is it for?
People with low B12 intake, such as vegetarians and vegans, anyone who dislikes swallowing tablets, and travellers and older adults.

4. When should I take it?
Take one tablet once daily at a consistent time. If your stomach is sensitive, take it after a meal.

5. I have tingling and fatigue. Will this fix it?
Tingling, numbness, or severe fatigue should be checked by a doctor first, ideally with a blood test to confirm low B12. This tablet is nutritional support.

6. Can I use it instead of B12 injections?
No. Do not use it in place of prescribed B12 injections. Follow your doctor’s advice.

7. Can I take it with other B12, Vitamin D, or B-complex supplements?
Not without medical advice. This tablet already contains B12, B6, D3, and Folic Acid, and too much can cause problems.

8. Can I take it with metformin or acid-reducing medicines?
Tell your doctor if you take metformin, PPIs, H2 blockers, levodopa, or anti-epileptics before starting.

9. How should I store it?
Keep it dry and away from damp places such as the bathroom.