New liquid 5000 mcg methylcobalamin - "Why Not Natural B12"

[Mary]

I've been taking Bluebonnet liquid methylcobalamin, 5000 mcg (2 doses a day) for quite awhile and did well with it, though it's a little pricey - $24 for a month's supply.

A few months ago I found "Why Not Natural B12" on Amazon, 5000 mcg. liquid methlcobalamin (https://smile.amazon.com/Sublingual...04804062&sr=8-1&keywords=why+not+natural+b-12)

and it seems just as good as the Bluebonnet product, but is $20 instead of $24. The Why Not Natural 12 is in an alcohol base, unlike Bluebonnet, but I don't mind.

FWIW, I did MB12 shots for quite awhile (3 x a week) several years ago with no noticeable effect, though I'm sure they did something., And then tried sublingual B12 and that did not seem to do anything either. It was when I went to the liquid form, 2 x a day (once was not enough), that I finally felt a bit of extra energy.

 

[NotThisGuy]

I suspected for some time now that my crash started when I switched from liquid B12 (Pure Advantage MethylB12) to sublingual.
Will soon try MeB12 again. Still a little afraid since I don't tolerate potassium very well, but I think that also started when I switched the B12, so it might be the reason for that.

 

[drob31]

Have you heard of liposomal liquid methyl b12?

 

[Mary]

Have you heard of liposomal liquid methyl b12?

No. Is it something you're taking? I have heard of transdermal B12 in oil form.

 

[drob31]

No. Is it something you're taking? I have heard of transdermal B12 in oil form.

I'm not taking it but I wonder if it's more effective than sublingual:

https://www.seekinghealth.com/optimal-liposomal-active-b12-with-l-5-mthf-30-servings

 

[Mary]

I'm not taking it but I wonder if it's more effective than sublingual:

https://www.seekinghealth.com/optimal-liposomal-active-b12-with-l-5-mthf-30-servings

Looks interesting but is very pricey! I don't know if it would be better absorbed than what I'm taking, which is half the cost --