Bluebonnet Nutrition Earth Sweet Vitamin B6, B12, Plus Folic Acid Chewable Tablets, Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten Free, Soy Free, Milk Free, Kosher, 60 Chewable Tablets, Raspberry Flavor

Good flavor and chewable.

I love Bluebonnet and have always taken a similar supplement that just contains B12 and Folic Acid, but I started ordering these instead since they also contain B6. My other ones are also Raspberry flavor, however something about the B6 changes the flavor. I don't think they are quite as bad as everyone claims though. They are a bit more tart, though still sweet, with a mildly bitter after taste. I just took one right now to remind myself and between chewing and swallowing it was down in about 3 seconds. Take a sip of water and any flavor is gone. People are being way too dramatic about it.The pills themselves are larger than my other Bluebonnet supplement. These are about the diameter of a dime, and the thickness of about 3 dimes stacked on top of each other.

I've been taking these vitamins for about two years now. At first I used a B-complex that had all the B Vitamins, but I swear I started to feel a little funny, so I stopped. I suspected maybe I was taking too much B3 (though I'll never know for sure). The only B vitamins I really wanted were B6, Folate, and B12, which I read should be taken together. This was one of the only combos of those three I could find, and I really liked the relative amounts. I started to take it when I was pregnant and I must admit I initially found the raspberry taste disgusting. But, once I had my baby, they started to taste fine. I like the taste now. I think it's a great product and plan to continue using it for the foreseeable future.

I have trouble swallowing pills and I also have a strong reaction when chewable pills taste bad (I can't force myself to swallow them, so they are wasted), so I was delighted when I tried this pill and it was actually pretty good! It does still have that pill-like taste, but the raspberry flavor is good enough for me to get it down without trouble.

My doctor recommended this when I lost part of my fingernail. It grew back quickly. It has made a difference with hair loss.

I can't comment on the quality of the vitamin itself, and I assume it's just fine. The taste is really pretty terrible. It smells fine and the first bite was okay. But then suddenly the taste turns very bitter as if you're chewing on a multivitamin with no flavor. For my second dose I tried to just swallow it, but it's a huge wafer that can't be easily swallowed. I broke it in half and the thing got caught in my throat. Chewing it is really the only way to do it. I'll just have to bear with the nasty taste.

About the size of a dime, I just ordered more bottles so my family can start taking these. I get stomach cramps with other B Vitamin brands, even the liquid ones, but these chewables give me zero bad effects. I've noticed my complete lack of energy has been taken over most days by energy that has me running errands after work with the energy I remember having at half my age.I also have lifelong histamine issues, possibly Histamine Intolerance. You need DAO in your stomach and if you are lacking B6, you can't get adequate DAO. These past few weeks taking this supplement, I have noticed a complete change in my skin itching, my skin's texture, rashes disappearing which is all blowing my mind, my digestion changed, my food intolerances went way down, even my nervous system has completely calmed down (all of these things are connected so maybe it shouldn't be so surprising). Time will tell if this continues. I'm in complete awe with it all so far.

My Endocrinologist had me doing B12 injections for very low (pernicious anemia level) B12. My numbers went up slightly the first month after poking myself too many times for my liking in the belly. The next month, I did some research and determined that in order to properly assimilate the B12--I needed Folic Acid. I couldn't really find a chewable that was just Folic, so I settled for this one and stopped doing my injections. I wanted to avoid swalowing a B vitamin because they tend to upset my stomach terribly.Boy am I glad that I did! The next month's labs--I was up well into the normal range and all of my strange symptoms (hot spots, painful spots and dragging feet) had disappeared. B vitamins have a very quick half life in your systom--so I make sure to get my refills on time so that I don't run out. Two days without mine and I go right back to being miserable. I highly recommend this chewable to anyone needing to boost their B12. I have also noticed that I do not retain as much fluid because B6 is a natural diuretic and helpful for flushing out oxalates from your urine--if you're someone who makes oxalate kidney stones.