New Chapter Multivitamin for Men 50 Plus - Every Man's One Daily 55+ with Fermented Probiotics + Whole Foods + Astaxanthin + Organic Non-GMO Ingredients -24ct

I feel the difference and I like these don't bother my stomach. Very good vitamins

The best of the best!!

New Chapter makes vitamins and supplements that are whole-food fermented. I had never heard of whole-food fermented vitamins before but the process entails fermenting with probiotics - rather like the way yogurt is made. This produces a vitamin that is non-constipating and is easy on your stomach. You can take this vitamin on an empty stomach with no upset. My husband has been taking it first thing in the morning with coffee and has had no issues at all.This particular offering is designed for men 55 and over. It contains some ingredients like saw palmetto, selenium and nettle extract for prostate health in addition to the vitamins and minerals you expect to find in a multivitamin.It's hard to say one way or the other if any particular vitamin works or not if you aren't a chemist and cannot test them in a laboratory. However, my husband takes a multivitamin daily in an effort to stay healthy. This one has 250% of the RDA for Vitamin D3 and 417% of the RDA for Vitamin B12 - two vitamins my husband's doctor wants him to get plenty of. Plus there are additional things like tumeric and Astaxanthin. It's verified non-GMO and certified organic and suitable for vegetarians (not vegans, though.)These are BIG tablets. They are scored, though, so if you have trouble swallowing pills, you can cut them in half. They don't have that vitamin smell. They smell like alfalfa to me. I was concerned about this because I think B vitamins are crucial and they usually have a very distinctive smell. However, when taking this vitamin, it does turn your urine bright yellow so I'm pretty sure the B vitamins are in there in appropriate amounts.I'm also sure there is a probiotic component in this multivitamin as it definitely helps with digestion. If you are someone prone to constipation, this is a plus.One thing I would like to suggest to New Chapter is that they include an insert in the box that lists the ingredients and the RDA percentages in a type size that is actually readable. Particularly a vitamin marketed to aging people. I had to get a magnifying glass to read this info on the side of the box because the print is so small.My husband is happy with them and that makes me happy.

Seem to have more energy taking these vitamins.

Muy bueno enla cantidad de vitaminas.

Disappointed, many broken, powdery.

Very nice product....1

As a Vine reviewer, I receive sample items to try and review so that potential buyers can at least see a few experiences with the product. I always give a full account of the experience, good or bad and TRY to mention everything of concern as well as UPDATES later to let you know how it did in the long run. This is particularly difficult with vitamins and over the counter meds, because the results are often slow to notice and measure. Vitamins are normally things you don't notice if you're in good shape to start with and don't have any deficiencies.To begin, then, this comes in a dark GLASS jar, and I'm told that is good for preserving the potency. They are LARGE caplets, but very slick and rounded edges. I don't normally have any problem swallowing most pills unless they are dry, rough and sharp edges, and these go down very easily.My main concern to the buyer would be price vs potency. They are obviously the highest quality, but I've had much cheaper multivitamins with higher doses. I can only take as directed and see how I feel in a few weeks. I am expecting good results and maybe even add the last star, but I can't do that until I've at very least sampled the small number they've sent.One thing I forgot to mention is that since these tablets and vitamins break down easily in your stomach, they are ideal for those of us with reflux and taking Prilosec or other Omeprazole stomach acid retardants. I have to be careful especially with B-12 and either get injections or do the sublingual version because there is not enough stomach acid to break the vitamin down naturally (or at least that's what my doctor said when I became anemic after starting Prilosec). So this will be an interesting trial.