Tricobalamin lozenges provide a synergistic combination of the three bioavailable forms of vitamin B12, as methylcobalamin, hydroxycobalamin, and adenosylcobalamin. These three forms of B12 are naturally present in foods, and can be readily converted in the body to the active intracellular forms of B12. Tricobalamin lozenges are formulated to support healthy levels of vitamin B12.

Tricobalamin’s lozenge delivery system allows for optimal absorption of vitamin B12. It is best to take Tricobalamin after a meal, and to allow the lozenge to dissolve slowly and completely in the mouth before swallowing.

The three forms of B12 found in Tricobalamin can be readily converted to the active intracellular forms of B12, such as methylcobalamin, adenosylcobalamin, glutathionylcobalamin, and possibly other physiologically active B12 forms. Tricobalamin uses a lozenge delivery system, allowing for two routes of absorption for vitamin B12: 1) directly through the oral mucosa, and 2) bound by haptocorrin (binding protein secreted in saliva) and carried to the GI tract.

Note: If added folate is desired, consider our Trifolamin lozenges as an alternative, which contain the same formulation as Tricobalamin™ with the additional inclusion of the natural active form of folate as [6s]-5-methyltetrahydrofolate.