The dosage of this Vitamin B6 seems reasonable when I compare it to what is in my multivitamin. I've been taking a B complex for a few years because I regularly run low on Vitamin B (not sure which types of B, specifically) and if I don't supplement, I get very obvious symptoms to let me know my levels are low. I've been using this product for about 2 weeks and it has kept my symptoms at bay, so it seems to do the job well.I like that this is a Canadian company and that the product is vegan, free from GMOs, soy, yeast, dairy, eggs, nuts, caffeine, coloring, preservatives, and flavoring. I have a lot of sensitivities, so the less there is for me to react to, the better. I'm also sensitive to some fillers, so I also appreciate that this product has only 2 extra ingredients in addition to the vitamin itself.The ad says the product is gluten-free, but the company is open about the fact that they do not operate as a gluten-free facility, so if you have serious issues with gluten, that might be something to look into.Their website has more information about the purity, research and manufacturing process. The website states: "Biogenique vitamins undergo rigorous third-party testing to confirm their efficacy and safety. Certificates of Analysis (COA) are available for every batch, allowing customers to verify purity, bioavailability, and results, ensuring complete transparency and trust." Third-party testing, in my opinion, is important so that it's not just the company saying their own products are fantastic.The bottle comes with a safety seal that is stuck securely on the mouth of the bottle, which provides some assurance that the product has not been tampered with. I would prefer a shrink wrap seal on the outside of the cap though, as this type of seal is harder to mimic if there has actually been any tampering.Overall, it looks good and I would suggest you give this a shot.

Ideal

Finally I found it here.So effective

- I always like to support our own business and entrepreneurs and this bottle is Made in 🇨🇦. Capsule size is good. Not too big for me to swallow. As for the effectiveness of Vitamin B6, google is your best friend. It's still too early to see how effective this one is as I only started to try them. But so far so good. If you're a first time trying new supplements products or even a new brand, my suggestion or first rule of thumb is to try it less than the recommended dosage to see how your body will react to it before committing fully to it. Recommended dosage for this Vitamin B6 is 1 per day, and so if you're new, I'd say try 1 every 2 days for the first week as a precaution. This is something I always do when trying new supplements or even new brand with the same supplements. Just a recommendation. And if you're pregnant or have other health issues, best is to check with your doctor before trying. Considering the price at time of review, it's about 54 cents per capsules or 54 cents per day if you're taking daily.

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