Vitamin B12 - Cobalamin and Methycobalamine
Vitamin B12 plays an important role in your metabolic processes, including the conversion of nutrients to energy. Our B12 supplements are available in capsules, tablets, chewables, lozenges, powders, and even liquids to meet your health needs. Read more
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B12 Folate, 60 Lozenges, by Biomed $47.99 -
Coenzyme B-Complex, by NOW Foods $32.99 Add to cart -
B-12 2,000 Mcg, by Source Naturals $15.99 Add to cart -
B12B6 Zero Sugar Gummies, by Youtheory $12.99 Add to cart -
Vitamin B12 as Methylcobalamin, by Thorne Research $34.99 Add to cart -
Sold out Energy Boost with Ginseng + B12, by Pure Power $25.99 -
Methylcobalamin Vitamin B12 Quick Melts, 60 Tablets, by LifeSeasons $24.99 -
D3+B12, by MaryRuth's Organics $22.99 Add to cart -
Methylated Vitamin B12 Gel Packs, by Ancient Nutrition $29.99 Add to cart -
Energy B-12 NOW Shot, by NOW Foods $19.99 Add to cart
More About Vitamin B12
Vitamin B12, also called cyanobalamin, is a water-soluble vitamin that is considered part of the B complex of vitamins. B vitamins work in the body to maintain nervous system health, to support DNA synthesis, to support the conversion of food to energy, and more. Some B vitamins also support healthy looking skin, hair, and nails, and others play a role in healthy hormone production.
Vitamin B12 affects the development of red blood cells, and supports their overall health and function. It also works to maintain nerve cell health and supports the production of DNA, RNA, and neurotransmitters. As a supplement, vitamin B12 may support healthy energy levels and a healthy mood. B12 is also taken to support memory health, maintain a healthy immune system, and along with B6 and B9, to support healthy levels of homocysteine. Homocysteine is an amino acid, and high levels have been linked to cardiovascular issues.
B12 is generally found in a number of meats, including beef, chicken, and liver, as well as fish like trout, salmon, and haddock. Yogurt, cheese, and fortified cereals are also sources of B12. Typically, B12 doesn’t occur in plant-based foods, so if you follow a vegan or vegetarian diet, you may choose to supplement your B12 levels in order support your health and avoid B12 deficiency. A deficiency of B12 may not present itself right away, but may include the following symptoms:
B12 Deficiency Symptoms
- Fatigue
- Muscle weakness
- Shortness of breath
- Dizziness
- Numbness
- Heart palpitations
- Bleeding gums and/or mouth sores
- Poor appetite
- Diarrhea
If you’re looking to maintain healthy vitamin B12 levels, we offer a number of supplements, from liquids to capsules. Chewable tablets are a great option for those who have difficulty swallowing pills, and powdered supplements are easy to add to juice or water. Shop our selection and make the choice to support your health. Domestic orders ship for free!









