Vitamin B Complex Gummies for Women & Men, All B Vitamins - Methyl B12, MTHF Folate, B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, Biotin w/ Vitamin C, Choline, Inositol, PABA for Energy, Brain & Immunity, Sugar Free, 60 Cts

Started taking these because I can’t stand the smell of the pills. No smell with these! And the taste is ok. Seem to be working and absorbing better than pills as well.

This is the one if you want all vitamins B.

My daughters and I have been taking these since I found out Vitamin B2 help eased my headache. These taste good and the ingredients are somewhat healthy. We love it!

Hard gummies but tasty. Ok potency on ingredients. Not bad for a gummy.

Great taste. I’m bariatric so I just keep them out and take one whenever I remember throughout the day. I’ve been taking them for about a month and have noticed an increase in overall energy., less muscle cramping and hair growth (namely my eye lashes!!)

These are great. Notice an uptick in energy. Taste great.

I worry about taking Neviss B-100 Complex Gummies for several reasons. Chief among them being the mystery black thing that was just under the surface of the first gummy out of the bottle! (See photos. Taken both with and without a flash.) I don't know what it is, but I'm certain it's not supposed to be there. A similar, larger black thing was in between the label and the shrinkwrap, but I didn't think to take a photo of it until after I saw the one inside, and by then I'd already thrown the shrinkwrap away. For that reason, I can't speak to their efficacy because I'm a bit too grossed out to take any.My second concern is the age of the supplement because while there is a Lot Number printed on the bottom of the bottle, there is no Expiration Date. Instead, the Expiration Date is part of the Amazon inventory label on the lid. The Expiration Date should be the same for the entire lot, so If Neviss knew what lot the gummies were part of when they made them, then how did they not know its' Expiration Date? It may be a manufacturing mistake, but it gives the appearance that maybe they just change the label on the lid periodically to make it look like the gummies are still in date. This suspicion is reinforced by the fact that they are shown and described online as being colorless pectin with a red center, but most of the ones I received are almost totally red as if there's been lots of time for the color in the middle to bleed. Also, the centers are supposed to be liquid, but I cut a couple in half and mine are not liquid inside, they're the same all the way through, which could also be an indication of age.Third, though somewhat less important, is the information on the package and their website. When a company puts their website on the product package, I try to double-check that the site is real, since I've found many are not. Neviss actually does have a website, which is great, but part of it isn't set up yet, and what's there has obvious typos, and the button to look at their Ingredients isn't clickable. It also quotes several 5-star Amazon reviews for various other gummy supplements (not this one), but I've looked up those products, and no such reviews or reviewers exist that I can find. But maybe the reviews are tied to older listings for the supplements that don't exist anymore? I don't know. But I do know the certification symbols and statements on the label are not official in any way, and the one with a US flag is not the Made In USA symbol, which is misleading.To their credit, the gummies smell good and peach-like. The inner foil seal includes a tab to make it easier to remove, which is much appreciated. I also like that the outer bottle is almost completely shrink-wrapped (about 90%) instead of just using a skimpy band around the lid.

These vitam b complex gummies are AWESOME! I feel more energy and ready to go just take two in the morning. I love them!