The label indicates that the product contains riboflavin. However, it does not say how much of the RDA of riboflavin is present. Does anyone know?
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It doesn't say on the bottle. This isn't a multivitamin though and it's the last ingredient so it's going to be less than 1%.
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Vitamins as such are not listed. Am guessing a question for the manufacturer.
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First, I should caution any prospective customer that this product (exported from Russia) is for EXTERNAL use only - as translated from the bottle label. Most likely, it is extracted from: seeds, fruit, and pulp and contains additional impurities that should not be ingested. As a guideline, I'm including the content of vitamin E in each component - seed, juice, pulp - that can be matched w that reported on the label for easy identification - seed oil =93mg/100g seed, juice oil =216mg/100g berry, and pulp oil (after juice & seed removal) 480 mg/100g berry, respectively. I hope this long answer helps. First, I should caution any prospective customer that this product (exported from Russia) is for EXTERNAL use only - as translated from the bottle label. Most likely, it is extracted from: seeds, fruit, and pulp and contains additional impurities that should not be ingested. As a guideline, I'm including the content of vitamin E in each component - seed, juice, pulp - that can be matched w that reported on the label for easy identification - seed oil =93mg/100g seed, juice oil =216mg/100g berry, and pulp oil (after juice & seed removal) 480 mg/100g berry, respectively. I hope this long... » Read More First, I should caution any prospective customer that this product (exported from Russia) is for EXTERNAL use only - as translated from the bottle label. Most likely, it is extracted from: seeds, fruit, and pulp and contains additional impurities that should not be ingested. As a guideline, I'm including the content of vitamin E in each component - seed, juice, pulp - that can be matched w that reported on the label for easy identification - seed oil =93mg/100g seed, juice oil =216mg/100g berry, and pulp oil (after juice & seed removal) 480 mg/100g berry, respectively. I hope this long answer helps. « Show Less
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Label reads: Vit C 150mg (250%) Thiamin 100 mg (6667%) Riboflavin 20 mg (1176%) Niacin 25mg (125%) Vitamin B6 2mg (100%) Folic Acid 400mcg (100%) Vitamin B12 15mcg (250%) Biotin 30mcg (10%) Pantothenic Acid 5.5mg (55%)
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Everyone - this is what I want to know and I will be contacting the company to find out. I want to know what is NOT on the label nor on their website nor could the guy at Whole Foods give a definitive answer (he's waiting to hear back from me on this) when he spoke to the company.If they source from cows that are injected with rBST - I want nothing to do with it. It's important. Why would I drink what I won't eat in my beef?If anyone has heard from the company on this, I think all of us should know.
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I see the problem that there are two labels that people are answering in regards to. The original included both forms of folic acid. I see on the updated label there are still other synthetic forms of some of the other B-vitamins. (so I am passing on this product).
2234115
This products content of vitamins that, I don't have them everyday. In liquid helps a lot by the way. Thank for your asking
1734278
I have read the entire label and do not find that it says its FDA approved. I don't see many if any vitamins that say FDA approved.
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The company taped their company label over the nutrition section, but I was able to remove the portion about carbs and found the following:2 pieces contain Total Carbs 2gm (1% DV) There was an asterisk * after the DV, but the rest of the label was stuck on the package. However, if the total carbs are what you need to know, this should help. And, the gum tastes great, too!
2166753
It say that has retinol but it doesn't say the percentage. I looked up the ingredients but I doesn't specify the percentage.
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I checked the actual container I bought (I had already thrown the box away) and it only lists that it contains 20% L-Ascorbic acid. It doesn't list anything other ingredient so I went on the US Patent & Trademark website to do a search for the product since it states on the back of the container that "this patented Vitamin C formulation......" but couldn't find anything but then that may have been that I wasn't searching the website properly as I am not familiar with the US Patent office. If my product had a patent I would definitely list the patent# directly on my product but this container doesn't show any patent number. Sorry can't be of much help, Paula I checked the actual container I bought (I had already thrown the box away) and it only lists that it contains 20% L-Ascorbic acid. It doesn't list anything other ingredient so I went on the US Patent & Trademark website to do a search for the product since it states on the back of the container that "this patented Vitamin C formulation......" but couldn't find anything but then that may have been that I wasn't searching the website properly as I am not familiar with the US Patent office. If my product had a patent I would definitely list the patent# directly on my product but... » Read More I checked the actual container I bought (I had already thrown the box away) and it only lists that it contains 20% L-Ascorbic acid. It doesn't list anything other ingredient so I went on the US Patent & Trademark website to do a search for the product since it states on the back of the container that "this patented Vitamin C formulation......" but couldn't find anything but then that may have been that I wasn't searching the website properly as I am not familiar with the US Patent office. If my product had a patent I would definitely list the patent# directly on my product but this container doesn't show any patent number. Sorry can't be of much help, Paula « Show Less
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One thing to watch for--does a product have something you can't have? I was going to switch to another product, but it has folic acid and cyanocobalamin in it. I can't have those forms, so thank heavens I didn't go full bore on Ultima or one of the others containing these versions of B vitamins.
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I just read that it does contain Vitamin A, but the article didn't give exact amounts.
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I don't know the answer. I know that it contains coffee and caffeine, but does not say the source of either.
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Go to http://optimox.com/index.html for complete information on this, and their other products. But ATP contains 100 mg. riboflavin and 500 mg. niacin.
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First of all it contains 500 mcg of B12 as Methylcobalamin as opposed to the B12 from Cyanocobalamin which may be important to you. The other ingredients listed are Purified water, vegetable glycerine, and Potassium Sorbate. (preservative) I really like this product. Very mild flavor and easy to use, no measuring or droppers etc.
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Hi Maria,Yes the wording is correct 1mg. If you check other B12 products they are noted in mcg, not mg, so you will see values like 800mcg, 500mcg etc, in that case you have to note this product is 1000 mcg. There are products showing 5000mcg, which is 5mg however if they are not MethylCobalamine then your body will not absorb them so they are basically pointless. B12 is not like vitamin C, or D its only required in low quantities. I hope this helps clarify