
Methylfolate drops, explained
Vitamin B9 in its blood form, dissolved in purified water. Here is what is in half a millilitre.
Vitamin B9, named after leaves.
How it worksFolate is vitamin B9. Its name comes from the Latin folium, leaf, because it was first found in spinach leaves. The nutrient reference value for folate is 200mcg.
The everyday context1,000mcg methylfolate (500% NRV).
The form in the blood.
How it works5-methyltetrahydrofolate (5-MTHF), or methylfolate, is the main form of folate found in the blood. Folic acid, the synthetic form, is converted into it in several steps.
The everyday context1,000mcg 5-MTHF.
Two ingredients.
How it worksThe drops contain purified water and methylfolate, measured with a glass pipette. A 30ml bottle holds 60 servings of 0.5ml.
The everyday context30ml: 60 servings of 0.5ml.




















