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Old 04-27-2012, 09:00 PM #2
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greenfrog,

fyi, Notice that the B-50 has 50 mgs of most of the B's and a little more than 50 mcgs of B-12. This is a common B-50.

Your mulit-vitamin has far more B's that most multi's. It looks to be pretty good.

The question is not how much you are taking but rather whether your body is properly absorbing the B-12 and folic acid. This can only be determined by a blood test.
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