Vitamin B12 Energy Booster* Spray
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Q: How many sprays are in each bottle?
   A: There is typically a 30-day supply per bottle. (As it is harder to measure liquid than it is capsules, this can vary).





2. Q: What is the shelf life?
   A: There is a two-year shelf life when stored at room temperature. Avoid prolonged exposure to excessive heat (i.e. hot car, direct sunlight).





3. Q: Where and how should I store this?
   A: We recommend storing this in a cool dry place.





4. Q: Is it gluten-free?
   A: Yes, Vitamin B12 Energy Booster* is gluten-free.





5. Q: What is the recommended age?
   A: 18 years and older unless instructed otherwise by your health care provider.





6. Q: Are any ingredients in the product organic?
   A: No.





7. Q: Why should I take it?
   A: Vitamin B12 is known as the “energy vitamin,” and it is essential for many functions in your body, including energy production, supporting your immune system, and helping to regulate the formation of red blood cells.*





8. Q: What is the Vitamin B12 derived from?
   A: The Vitamin B12 in our spray is derived from bacteria fermentation.





9. Q: Is it safe to consume while pregnant or nursing?
   A: Consult your physician before taking Vitamin B12 Energy Booster.*





10. Q: Is it safe for diabetics?
    A: Yes.





11. Q: Are there any medical conditions or medications that should not be used in conjunction with this supplement?
    A: Contact your health care provider to ensure the safety of taking this product while taking medications or any medical issues.





12. Q: Is the container recyclable?
    A: The container cannot be recycled because there is a stainless steel spring in the pump mechanism.
    
    However, if the package is going to a professional plastics recycling facility, they often have magnets that pull the tiny metal parts out. If you have access to such a facility, you can recycle the bottle.





13. Q: What type of plastic is the bottle made of?
    A: The bottle is made from food-grade plastic.





14. Q: Does it meet Kosher and/or Halal certifications?
    A: No.





15. Q: Is there any possibility of corn being present in the product? If so, is it non-GMO?
    A: No, there is no possibility of corn being present as the ingredients were specifically chosen to avoid corn as a source material.





16. Q: Does it contain or is it manufactured in a facility that processes any type of soy, dairy/milk, casein, wheat, yeast, maple, or nuts?
    A: This is free of casein, dairy, soy, yeast, and wheat.
    The product itself is free from maple and nuts. However, the facility does manufacture products that contain maple and nuts. Please know that the machines are carefully cleaned after each batch.





17. Q: I am lactose-intolerant. Can I take this?
    A: Yes.





18. Q: Does Vitamin B12 Energy Booster* contain animal byproducts?
    A: No, it does not.





19. Q: Does it require refrigeration?
    A: No, it does not require refrigeration.





20. Q: Is it safe to take with blood thinners?
    A: You should contact your physician to determine whether or not this should be taken with blood thinning medication.





21. Q: Should this be taken with food or water?
    A: You don't need to take it with food or water.





22. Q: Why is methylcobalamin better than cyanocobalamin?
    A:
    • Most of the vitamin B12 found in supplements are in the form of cyanocobalamin (cyano B12). But studies suggest that a coenzyme form of B12, called methylcobalamin (methyl B12), may be better utilized and retained in the body.
    • Methylcobalamin is the active form of vitamin B12 and evidence indicates it has some applications not shared by other forms of vitamin B12.
    • With cyanocobalamin, your body must convert it into a coenzyme form for you to benefit from it. Not so with methylcobalamin... it's already in the active coenzyme form naturally in your body.
    • Not only does cyanocobalamin require a higher dosage for the same effectiveness, in Japan and Great Britain, cyanocobalamin has been removed from the market while methylcobalamin is available.
    • Cyanocobalamin is considered by many to be the worst choice of the 3 cobalamins used as dietary supplements: hydroxycobalamin B12, cyanocobalamin B12, and methylcobalamin B12.





23. Q: Why is potassium sorbate used in the Vitamin B12?
    A: Liquid products require a preservative to ensure safety by preventing the growth of bacteria/mold/yeast. Potassium sorbate is the salt of sorbic acid (natural fatty acid) naturally found in blueberries and other plants. The amount of potassium sorbate in the daily dose of the B12 spray is minimal due to the very small dose volume of sprays (780ul) versus other beverage or shot formulations. We can assure you that potassium sorbate is considered safe by the Center for Science in the Public Interest.





24. Q: What is the vegetable glycerin (palm) used for?
    A: As an all-natural palm derived absorption enhancer, sweetener, and preservative.





25. How do I use the spray?

    A: Please see simple instructional video below.

     

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