My family uses Zinc now during COVID to boost the immune system. This order arrived in a timely manner and we love the price.

Great product especially during this time of pandemic.

These Zinc supplements really help protect my immune system. I am feeling better with more energy since taking these Zinc supplements. My skin feels better and my face has cleared up.

Very simple. One softgel provides 2000 IU (250% DV) of vitamin D3. Non-GMO, in an olive oil and bovine gelatin based softgel capsule (fairly small). 120 softgels per bottle. Reputable maker.

Works fine easy to swallow

This bottle contains 120 softgels and each softgel contains 2000 IU of vitamin D3 in extra-virgin olive oil. The softgels are small in size and so are pretty easy to swallow. If you choose to chew the softgel, it does not taste bad. The softgel capsule is made of bovine gelatin, glycerin, and water. They are self certified as non-GMO, and I appreciate any product that is non-GMO.

Of cause good diet is the best byt now and then I good supplement is a must. I take B supplements for when energy down or generally stressed. I think (subjectively) that it works - get some energy boost.<br><br>Recommend

If you are familiar with B-12, you will understand my points here. This is a meaningful 1000 mcg dose in a very good tasting cherry flavored lozenge which will easily dissolve under the tongue (making it much more effective that being swallowed). The 1000 mcg translates to 41,867% DV, but don't let that mislead. B-12 is not stored, and most of it when taken orally is passed through (which is why therapeutic doses are administered by syringe). So summarizing . . . this is a good meaningful dosage, the only active ingredient is B-12, it will dissolve in the mouth to assist in absorption, and it's rather yummy tasting. Recommended.

I started taking vitamin C when Linus Pauling, a two-time Nobel Prize winner, advocated vitamin C as a means of reducing the incidence of colds. I have found that I get few colds compared to other people. However that is not a very large or scientific sample.<br><br>The Linus Pauling Institute at Oregon State University now takes a more moderate view "Regular supplementation with vitamin C (0.25 to 2 g/day) did not reduce the incidence of colds in the general population (23 trials); however, in participants undergoing heavy physical stress (e.g., marathon runners, skiers, or soldiers in subarctic conditions), vitamin C supplementation halved the incidence of colds (5 trials). A benefit of regular vitamin C supplementation was also seen in the duration of colds, with a greater benefit in children than in adults: The pooled effect of vitamin C supplementation was a 14% reduction in cold duration in children and an 8% reduction in adults."<br><br>The Mayo Clinic view is consistent "Taking oral vitamin C supplements won't prevent the common cold. However, there's some evidence that when people who regularly take vitamin C supplements get a cold, the illness lasts fewer days and symptoms are less severe. Starting a vitamin C supplement only after you develop a cold is of no help."<br><br>The Apollo Vitamin C is a convenient way to get the vitamin. They contain 1000 mg of Vitamin C, 100 mg of Citrus Bioflavonoids, and Rutin in addition. The capsules are the same size as many other supplements. They are easy to swallow. I intend to continue taking my vitamin C using these capsules.

I take Vitamin C supplements every day, throughout the year. It helps with energy and immune health. I usually take chewable tablets, but decided to try these pills. They are pretty large, so some may have challenges swallowing them, but 1,000mg is what you want in terms of dosing. Bioflavinoids are antioxidants used to treat allergies, viruses, and inflammatory issues (arthritis, etc.). Rutin is used to strengthen blood vessels and helps with varicose veins, internal bleeding, hemorrhoids, and to prevent strokes due to broken veins or arteries (hemorrhagic strokes). I can't yet speak for the impact/efficacy of the Bioflavinoids and Rutin, but the Vitamin C has the typical effect consistent with prior supplements I've used.

These B12 pills taste very good. They seem to give a good amount of energy.

 I like Methyl B12 because it is more bioavailable, and B12 is hard to absorb. I also try to find lozenges that can dissolve so some can be absorbed under your tongue. These fit the bill and taste great as well!

My daughter needed a vitamin D3 supplement in 2000iu and these were perfect for her to try out. They seem to be just as good of quality as any I buy at the drugstore or supermarket. They come packaged with a safety seal around the neck of the bottle and for the quantity and quality for price its a good deal.

Convenient one capsule per day - provides a strong 1000 mg vitamin C (which is 1111% DV). Includes Bioflavonoids to enhance vitamin C utilization. Non-GMO. GMP seal. Vegan.

I like these lozenges because they break up easily in the mouth and can be absorbed sublingually, as the Methylcobalamin form should, for direct access into the system. They taste good and dissolve easily.<br><br>As a plant based person, I take two every day to support my system. These are great and I will purchase them again.