Why Not Natural Vitamin B Complex Liquid Drops - Supplement for Women - Vegan and Sublingual Forms of B1 B2 B3 B5 B6 Biotin Folate and Choline - Plus Blend for Energy Support

Love that this has all the best forms of the various B vitamins and also does not use folic acid. Tastes great, too.

I’m preparing for a stomach surgery, and was told I’ll be too nauseous to take vitamins for awhile, so I started experimenting with sublingual drops. I’m hoping that staying up on my vitamins will make for a speedy recovery. The taste of this stuff is STRONG. 😅 I was hesitant because I’ve found more awful tasting drops than good. This is a tart tangerine with a hint of kind of a tutie-frutie taste. The tart dissipates a little after a few seconds. I’ve started taking it with some vanilla flavored vitamin D3 drops I found on Amazon, and when combined, it tastes like an orange creamsicle. My energy and sleep have both improved significantly. I feel better than I have with taking really expensive vitamins for years. It’s the best tasting vitamin B drops I have found so far. Plus, my skin is looking better too.., Glad I found this little gem!💎

These B-complex drops have a noticeably strong vitamin smell, which is completely normal for liquid B formulas, but something buyers should be aware of. The dropper makes it easy to measure, and I mix it with a little juice or water to soften the taste. It absorbs quickly, and I noticed a steady, natural boost of energy without any jitters or crash. The quality feels clean and reliable, especially compared to cheaper liquid vitamins I’ve tried in the past. For the price, it is a very good value — you get a supplement that actually works, and you don’t need to take a large dose to feel the effects. If you prefer liquid vitamins for better absorption, this is a solid choice.

Taste is good I just can’t remember to take every day

Already feeling the improvement, taste is a little chalky but not the worst.

I really enjoy these drops. It's easy to take in the morning while making my smoothie and at 70 yrs old, it's nice to have one less pill in my pillbox! They have a pleasant taste and they seem to be a great quality company. Plus, I like the lower dose of niacin!

I don’t understand why some people say this tastes horrible—it actually tastes like tangerine-flavored syrup to me. I’ve been taking it for four days now, and I haven’t changed my diet. After the first day, I lost 2 pounds, and since then I’ve been losing about 0.4 pounds each day. I’m 45, and I’ve noticed that losing weight has become harder, even though I don’t eat that much. I eat whatever I feel like, but it’s not like I overeat or eat an entire container of food. When I was younger, I could lose weight just by eating a little less, but now it’s more challenging. I saw a video claiming that women over 40 cannot process B complex tablets. It was a commercial for a liquid B complex, not necessarily this brand. I went on Amazon, read the reviews, and chose this liquid B complex. I’m really happy with it because it seems to be working for me. I don’t work out regularly, but I do walk 30 minutes to an hour a few times a week.

This has such a strong vitamin taste it's very unappetizing. It is supposedly orange flavored, I do not taste orange at all. Plus, while I was using it, my urine smelled bad, which I think can happen when you take vitamins. I think the dosage on this is just too strong for me.