PuroSure Vitamin B1 Thiamine 100mg Tablets – Pack of 100 - for Heart, Immune and Psychological Function & Energy Release

Good value for the money

My teenage son who has learning difficulties has been taking Thiamine for about a year to help with cognitive regression. Without going into all the details, suffice to say Thiamine has worked wonders for him. I've been buying expensive large capsules that he can't swallow, so every morning I need to open the capsules and put the powder on a spoonful of jam. Not the most convenient thing to do every morning.I was therefore really happy to given the chance to try out the PuroSure Vitamin B1 Thiamine 100mg Tablets. The tablets come in a small container, and the tablets themselves are small and very easy for my son to swallow. The dosage is one a day, so this container contains three months' worth. For the price tag of £5.99 (at the time of this review) this is excellent value for money and about a third of the cost of what I have been paying for the other brand.I'm very happy with the PuroSure Vitamin B1 Thiamine and my son has had no issues since switching to these. I will be purchasing more when these run out.

A neatly presented tub of Thiamine tables, including a moisture absorber within packaging. This product provides one hundred tablets of 100 mg dose of thiamine. A little awkward to remove lid (to facilitate child proofing), but with use found this much easier (as a knack develops) with a lever movement.The instructions on the tub need a magnifying glass to see, unless you have 20:20 vision, but are straight forward. Just one tablet a day with main meal, swallow with water, don't chew, and of course do not exceed recommended dose.I'm not a doctor or currently in the medical profession, but the UK's NHS site has some useful information on taking Thiamine. Including that: Thiamine is generally a very safe medicine; is used for treating vitamin B1 deficiency; helps the cells in the body convert food into energy; and can assist to relieve symptoms such as tiredness, loss of appetite, and muscle weakness. I have tried the tablets for over a week now, and feel a little more energetic - albeit this may be coincidentally. It can take several weeks for the full benefits to evolve.Overall recommend the product, for use as described in product details.

I've been taking these for a few weeks, and I don't really think they've made a lot of difference.In terms of the product - they are packaged well, and the tablets are very small so easy to swallow, and you only take one a day, so from that perspective it's very good. If you think Thiamine is useful to you, then there is nothing wrong with this product at all, but as with most of these pill food supplements, I think spending the money you would on these on healthier mood options is likely to have a greater effect.Good packaging and product if you are looking for a Thiamine supplement, but personally doesn't do anything for me.

I decided to take Thiamin supplements following a bout of illness, in order to boost my energy and help with my immune system and nerve support. These particular ones seemed the best bet, with a whopping 100 tablets providing 100mg of thiamine daily for a very reasonable price. Good value!I have only just started taking these, so it is too early to notice any benefits, but I like these so far.The tablets are tiny, so very easy to take, and as a result the container is small too. There is a long expiry date and they are distributed by Biovantic, who are based in the UK, but country of manufacture is not stated.

The tablets are small in size and easy enough to swallow. I appreciate the fact it is suitable for vegetarians. You are getting 100 here and if you stick to the recommended serving size of one then they will last you around three months. Pretty good value for money at around a fiver. You get a decent expiry date so more than enough time to use this supplement up. Certainly one to consider with a decent 100mg dosage in a single tablet serving.

Was pleased to see this supplement as a standalone as I'm aware the body cannot make it on its own (like vit d) and have only ever seen it absorbed in cereals. Thiamin is good for energy and nervous system so I'm hoping now this standalone supplement will assist with my strength in returning to the gym (along with other things of course).and even just coping with daily life and a hectic job, it's these small things that can contribute. 1 a day in a small tablet form can definitely work for me alongside my vit d tablet - everything else is capsules. Bit of a dodgy lid.

I try to eat breakfast cereals which contain Thiamine but you can never get quite the quota of this particular B vitamin. So I was happy to see them on here (to be honest, I had never thought to look before as I assumed you couldn't get them as stand alone vitamins and I thought you could only get them as part of multivitamins)I work with addicts and Thiamine is really important when you're detoxing from alcohol as it replaces the lost nutrients when they don't eat nutritious foods.I've often been dubious of vitamins in tablet form (and instead try to get my vitamins from food/juices) but sometimes it's just easier to pop a quick vitamin pill and off you go!