Liposomal Methyl B-12 Spray

Methylcobalamin is the active form of vitamin B12 that supports liver, brain and nerve health; it is called "neurologically active." It is essential for cell growth. Your liver has to convert cyanocobalamin (regular B-12)   into methylcobalamin. The human body does not make vitamin B-12, so this nutrient must be replenished with our diet. People over 50, vegans, senior citizens and those with certain health conditions may need supplementation with B-12. See our Ingredients »

  • Each 2-ounce bottle has approximately 88 sprays
  • A pleasant cherry flavor masks the bitter taste of methylcobalamin
  • Crosses the blood-brain barrier so it can immediately get to work supporting your nervous system

According to the NIH, there is no established Upper Limit for vitamin B-12 because of its low potential for toxicity. Vitamin B-12 deficiencies often masquerade as serious health conditions. We highly recommend the book, Could It Be B-12? (Pacholock & Stuart, 2019).

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DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Shake, spray under tongue or on inside of cheek. Hold for 20 seconds and swallow.

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Methylcobalamin is the neurologically active form of Vitamin B12.

INGREDIENTS

2 ounce bottle (approximately 88 sprays)
One spray has 500 mcg of Methylcobalamin

Vitamin B12 (Methylcobalamin)

Stevia - A natural sweetener with an insignificant effect on blood glucose levels.

Purified Water

Lecithin (non-GMO): The liposomes in ReadiSorb MethylB-12 Spray are derived from non-GMO lecithin. The lecithin is an extract of soy oil, not protein.

Glycerin: Glycerin is used as a sweetener and preservative. It supports the stability of the liposomes and allows for an extended shelf life. Glycerin is a normal product of fat metabolism and is readily converted to glucose for metabolism.

Natural Cherry Flavor

Citric Acid: Citric acid is used as a flavoring and preservative.

Potassium Sorbate: A natural material used as a preservative to prevent yeast and mold growth. It is a form of sorbic acid, a naturally occurring fatty acid which is easily metabolized in the body. Potassium sorbate is used to preserve wine, baked goods and cheese.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: Is this the "good" form of B12?

A: Yes, we use methylcobalamin in our spray. Cobalamin functions as a source of a methyl group (a carbon molecule) for a very important biochemical cycle known as the methylation cycle. In order to do this, cobalamins must be converted to the methyl donating form called methylcobalamin. Methylcobalamin is the "active" form of cobalamins.

Q: I am worried and want to find out if I have low B12. I am a vegetarian.

A: The only way to find out definitively is to ask your doctor for a blood test. If you have a chronic illness or do not eat animal products, you may need to be tested. Some doctors test all patients when they reach 50 years old.

Q: Is it alright to use more than one spray?

A: Yes, read what the NIH has to say about B12 here.