# Vitamin B12 Sublingual

> Methylcobalamin drops, deep translucent red and fermentation-derived, taken under the tongue on rising: a common pick for people who eat little or no animal food.

Price: 16.00 USD · in stock

## About
A few drops, red as a robin's breast, held under the tongue like a held breath before they are gone. It is one of the smallest rituals of the morning and one of the easiest to keep.This is vitamin B12 as methylcobalamin, the methylated coenzyme form, rather than the cheaper cyanocobalamin found in most drugstore bottles. It comes at full strength in a dropper bottle, unflavored but for a trace of vegetable glycerin to soften the drop, and it is fermentation-derived rather than animal-sourced, so it suits any plate. B12 was isolated from liver extract in the 1940s, after two decades of research into a compound the body needs in only microgram amounts, and it is one of the few nutrients the body keeps in reserve for years rather than days.DetailsVitamin B12 as methylcobalaminFermentation-derived, not animal-sourcedUnflavored, with a trace of vegetable glycerinDropper bottleHow to usePlace two or three drops under the tongue on rising and hold them for the length of a slow breath before swallowing. Keep the bottle upright and away from direct light. This is a supplement for ordinary nutrition, not a medicine; ask your doctor if you are unsure what you need.A small, unhurried habit for a vitamin the body likes to keep in reserve.