Bronson Methyl B12 5000 mcg 120 Lozenges
- Form: Tablet
- Supplement Type: Vitamin B12
- Allergens: Non-GMO
- Count: 120
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A high-dose methylcobalamin lozenge with a flavor most people find easy to take daily, aimed at energy and nerve support.
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ASIN: B0F19FRRQXModel: Methyl B12Category: Vitamin B12
Overview
Bronson's Methyl B12 lozenges pack 5000mcg of methylcobalamin, the bioactive form of B12, into a cherry-flavored 120 count lozenge meant to dissolve rather than swallow whole.
Methylcobalamin is the coenzyme form of B12 the body can use directly, distinct from the cyanocobalamin found in cheaper formulas. Delivering it as a lozenge lets it absorb through the mouth's tissue rather than only through digestion.
- 5000mcg methylcobalamin per lozenge
- 120 count cherry-flavored lozenges
- Formulated for energy and brain support
- Non-GMO
Who it's for
Suited to adults tracking B12 intake for energy or nerve support, especially those who prefer a lozenge to a pill and don't mind a cherry flavor. Not the right pick for anyone needing an unflavored or swallowable-capsule format.
Pros and cons
- Methylcobalamin, the active coenzyme form of B12
- 5000mcg per lozenge is a high, energy-focused dose
- Cherry flavor only, no unflavored option listed
Performance notes
At 5000mcg per lozenge, this dose sits well above the standard RDA, which is typical for B12 lozenges since absorption efficiency drops at high doses and the vitamin is water-soluble with low toxicity risk. A 120 count supply covers about four months at one lozenge daily.
Specifications
| Brand | Bronson |
|---|---|
| Model | Methyl B12 |
| Form | Tablet |
| Supplement Type | Vitamin B12 |
| Allergens | Non-GMO |
| Count | 120 |
| Flavor | Cherry |
| Benefits | Energy Management |
Frequently asked questions
What form of B12 is in Bronson's lozenges?
Methylcobalamin, the bioactive coenzyme form rather than cyanocobalamin.
What flavor are the lozenges?
Cherry.
How much B12 is in each lozenge?
5000 micrograms.