Source Naturals Coenzymated B-6, 25 mg - 120 Lozenges

B-6 is an important vitamin, especially for anyone with any type of nerve damage. I always use sublinguals when available, bypassing the stomach, they go directly into the bloodstream. I really dislike the taste of these, but take them daily because I know they are helping me. I take several types of sublinguals and would definitely recommend them to anyone who takes supplements.

Nice mint almost disguising the medicine. Better than chemical “ natural flavors“

boost of energy, no side effects or nasty taste. easy to swallow

I take a few different sublingual products so my skin may be a little more sensitive under my tongue due to having chemicals sitting there, but I've never had this problem before. It's very minty too, like a cool mint burn plus chemical burn. This stuff gives me a chemical burn for 24 hours whenever I use it. The directions say to reposition it in your mouth a bit, but I just must not move it around enough. Plus it turns my teeth yellow for a while which is gross. I also tried swallowing these as pill and they may have been burning my stomach somehow. I don't need to take my b6 sublingual so I'm going to get capsules and throw these out, it's not worth the risk of burned mouth or ulcers swallowing it whole.

flavor needs improvement. My kids wont take it any more :/

One tablet per day seems to be helping what I call the fake (i.e., idiopathic) neuropathy in my feet. I am sensitive to peppermint (I can't go near Altoids or someone sucking on one, and even peppermint Tums make me sneeze) but the very mild peppermint in this does not bother me. I dissolve the tablet under my tongue, and it feels a little hot/cool, but is not uncomfortable for me. I was concerned about the peppermint because of another comment posted here, and was relieved to discover that It does not bother me.

I realize any member of the vitamin B complex is not a pleasant taste in and of itself. However, mixing MINT flavoring with the already putrid natural flavor of vitamin b6 was not intelligently thought out. It would have been much better to choose a citrus flavor to mask the vitamin b6 taste. Mint is like the polar opposite of anything close to vitamin b6 taste so it makes it hard to tolerate sucking on. Please consider creating a new flavor and I will be a repeat customer of this product.

Excellent source of b6 since some ppl can't even absorb the product. (BET you didn't know that) that's right some ppl can't absorb b6 , you gotta take a blood test to find out..And frankly, I'm not wasting time or money. So I went this route as likely the sure fire way to get it in. This kind is formulated differently the. All the rest, so you can absorb it. I bought for morning sickness, not sure if the B6 mixed chelated magnesium helped or if I just got lucky this time around Cuz I barely have any. The taste doesn't bother me but if you are having extreme morning sickness, it could bother you, if that's the case just swallow them whole. This is the thing, usually for these to be effective you have to start early before you find out. For example I was chelated magnesium high doses 6 months before I was preggers. So I didn't know about b6, until I knew I was pregnant, which was a few weeks before the test, still late. But again, I had some time to get them in my system since my morning sickness didn't hit until 6-7 weeks. Just give them a try if you are sick, if things don't improve by 5th week, they probably won't. And tell your doc you are taking Cuz I think there's a time limit on how long..