Boots Multivitamin Tablets Reviews
Product Type: Boots health products
Newest Review: ... a whole host of vitamins and minerals. The ones that need particular checking off the list are Vitamin D (helps bond calcium, ... more
... resulting in stronger bones), Vitamin C & E (immunity), Vitamin B (Anaemia) and Folic Acid (general function)
Boots multivitamins will cost you about £2 per month. Buy a three month supply, then stop using them for at least another three months would be my own take on the matter; If you don't feel worthwhile raising with your GP, at least talk to your chemist. They will still have enough knowledge through training and experience to advise you further....morePrice Comparison for Boots Multivitamin Tablets
Customer Boots Multivitamin Tablets Reviews (21)
by - written on 15/02/12 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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I've only recently just started taking care of my well being. I figure at 28 its time to start taking things a little more serious, after years of abuse at the hand of a hectic life style. Whether I'm drinking the wrong things or eating the wrong thins, I am fully aware its not good for me, but its OK - because I'm young and will grow out of it. Well at 28 I'm not that young and the cracks are starting to show - notibilly they one that sticks out of the back of the trousers I'm reluctant to admit are too small. Getting fat, tireder and more and more lethargic - I decided a few months ago to start making a change. My credit card gets just as much abuse as my ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/10/11, updated on 05/10/11 (Very useful, 122 readings)
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So recently I have been feeling a bit run down and prone to getting the old cold. Whilst I appreciate we haven't had a summer so to speak and I haven't been on holiday in over three years (yes that is the world's smallest violin you can hear playing...!) - I decided that I should try out some vitamins. I don't have the best diet in the world - I work long hours in London and I work in television which often means I work crazy hours on top of a four hour commute (yup, there's that violin again...) If I've had a particularly long day, by the time I get through the door at night, often 12 - 14 hours after I left it in the morning - I tend to eat rubbish rather than worry Read the complete review
by - written on 13/09/10 (Very useful, 306 readings)
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Boots Multivitamin Tablets My husband and I have finally decided that we are ready to start trying for a family and as such I was in Boots buying folic acid tablets. My husband was with me and he was wondering whether he should take a multi vitamin too, more because he keeps catching the cold. Instead of spending a fortune on expensive multi vitamins when I suspected that he wouldn't continue to take them after the novelty has worn off. We settled on these Boots own brand multi vitamins for him. I have used these in the past and I think they make for a very reasonable multi vitamin, especially when you don't want to spend a fortune and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/09/10 (Very useful, 101 readings)
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I do like to try and look after myself but sometimes it is difficult to ensure I get enough exercise not to mention vitamins. The government guidelines recommend getting 5 pieces of fruit and vegetables a day but other scientific reports state that you should be getting at least 10. With so much confusing information around it might be helpful for everyone to take a multivitamin tablet. I always try to take a multivitamin tablet every day. I don't have a particular brand that I am loyal to but at the moment I am taking a multivitamin by boots as they were on a two for three offer the last time I bought some. Their own brand multivitamins come in the choice of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/09/10 (Very useful, 172 readings)
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Some time ago now I did a review on the Tesco own brand of multivitamins. I have been taking the tablets for some time now and I have definitely noticed a difference when it comes to the amount of colds I have been catching! However a couple of months ago now I ran out of the tablets and seeing as I was nowhere near the Supermarket I went to my local Boots store instead and brought a bottle of their own brand of multivitamins. I did not want to go without the tablets as I have been taking them regularly for so long so I brought these and started taking them straight away. The tablets will cost you £5.25 for 90 tablets and you need to take one tablet ... Read the complete review
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