Broad multivitamin coverage with some notable issues. Zinc at 15mg (optimal) is a highlight. D3 at 1000 IU (25% optimal) and vitamin C at 120mg (24% optimal) are low. Uses synthetic dl-alpha vitamin E instead of natural d-alpha form. B12 at 50mcg is far below optimal. Cyanocobalamin and pyridoxine HCl are budget B-vitamin forms. CoQ10 at 5mg and lycopene at 5mg are token doses. Adequate for basic nutritional insurance but nothing is at optimal except zinc.
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Swisse Ultivite Men's Multivitamin: a solid everyday formula. Lead: Vitamin A at 2500 IU. Broad multivitamin coverage with some notable issues. The primary is covered; some supporting doses sit below the studied amounts.
Popular Australian multi that looks good on paper but uses budget forms and pixie-dusts the premium additions. CoQ10 at 5mg and lycopene at 5mg are marketing, not medicine. Brand tax is real here.
8 of 13 shown, 2 doses at what the trials used
This read comes from the product's own supplement facts panel. Every dose was cross-referenced with published clinical trials to see whether it matches what the studies actually used.
