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Old 05-25-2007, 01:12 PM #1
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Default Sugar free B12

Hi, I tried the search feature and I Googled this, no luck. I'm trying to find a sugar free methyl B12 , all of the sublinguals I found have either fructose or sobitol (sometime both) or other sugars ( Twin Labs even bragged sugar free and then listed sorbitol ). Does B-12 have to be taken sublingualy to get the desired effects? If not can anyone recommend a product ?

Thanks in advance .

BOB
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