Anyone tried Encian Multi?

I mentioned recently that I was thinking about starting a vitamin regimen. Today, a friend told me she’s been taking Centrum Multi for a while now—supposedly it covers all the bases with vitamins and minerals—and she swears it’s fantastic because she can actually feel a difference in her energy levels.

Now, I’m wondering how much weight I should really give that. These supplements are incredibly cheap (around $10) and you can just grab them off the shelf at any CVS.

Has anyone here actually tried them? Any real experiences to share?

Edward Taylor78 said:I mentioned recently that I was thinking about starting a vitamin regimen. Today, a friend told me she’s been taking Centrum Multi for a while now—supposedly it covers all the bases with vitamins and minerals—and she swears it’s fantastic because she can actually feel a difference in her energy levels.

Now, I’m wondering how much weight I should really give that. These supplements are incredibly cheap (around $10) and you can just grab them off the shelf at any CVS.

Has anyone here actually tried them? Any real experiences to share?

Look, I pick up Hay from time to time because they aren't expensive, and since you only need one a day, there isn't really any complicated routine to deal with. Honestly, for the first time in my life, I haven't dealt with anything serious this entire winter—and this is coming from someone who usually can't survive a winter without catching a massive case of strep throat! It can't hurt you. I even read somewhere that Encian won a gold award for that specific multi!🙏 Just because something is pricey doesn't mean it's actually better, right?😍👍

I have been using them for a while now.

On paper they seem fine, and they aren't expensive.

However, it would be beneficial if someone with actual expertise here could weigh in.

I’ve been sticking with Twinlab Dualtabs lately, and honestly, they’re doing the job.

I used to mess around with One A Day and Centrum, but I didn't feel a damn thing from them. With these, though? It's different. For instance, when I do get sick, I don't stay down for nearly as long. I just feel better overall—that constant, heavy lethargy and lack of motivation? Totally gone.

Since I'm training now, I take them in the morning and again right after my workout. I feel great, but is taking two a day actually too much?
Sometimes if I take a pill in the evening, I can't even fall asleep. Is it all in my head, or could the vitamins actually be causing that?

I’m planning to grab some Orthomol Imunn as soon as I can get my hands on it, but for now, I'm sticking with Orthomol Vital f.
Man, it’s pricey—it feels like I'm blowing a hole in my wallet—but honestly, it's worth every single cent.
http://www.orthomol.de/Produkte/Immun/

Paul Vaughn24 said:I’m planning to grab some Orthomol Imunn as soon as I can get my hands on it, but for now, I'm sticking with Orthomol Vital f.
Man, it’s pricey—it feels like I'm blowing a hole in my wallet—but honestly, it's worth every single cent.
http://www.orthomol.de/Produkte/Immun/

Wait, what is that? Never heard of it! Do you pick that up at local pharmacies? Judging by the name, does this Orthomol Imunn have something to do with boosting immunity? And how does it differ from the Vital f version? Give us the scoop.

I've heard good things about Twinlab Dualtabs—the lady at my drugstore mentioned they're great for people who are super stressed but also active with sports. Apparently, if you aren't an athlete, there's no point in taking them... My husband is overworked and hits the gym regularly, so I grabbed some for him. Only problem is, he always forgets to take them (plus, he's pretty stubborn—he won't touch multivitamins, doesn't even want Vitamin C), so I'm just sitting here staring at the bottle while it gathers dust on the counter for months. At this rate, I'll probably end up taking them myself, even if I'm not much of an athlete.🙂 😉

fadedbear8 said:Wait, what is that? Never heard of it! Do you pick that up at local pharmacies? Judging by the name, does this Orthomol Imunn have something to do with boosting immunity? And how does it differ from the Vital f version? Give us the scoop.

I've heard good things about Twinlab Dualtabs—the lady at my drugstore mentioned they're great for people who are super stressed but also active with sports. Apparently, if you aren't an athlete, there's no point in taking them... My husband is overworked and hits the gym regularly, so I grabbed some for him. Only problem is, he always forgets to take them (plus, he's pretty stubborn—he won't touch multivitamins, doesn't even want Vitamin C), so I'm just sitting here staring at the bottle while it gathers dust on the counter for months. At this rate, I'll probably end up taking them myself, even if I'm not much of an athlete.🙂 😉

From what I know, Orthomol Immun are hands down some of the best vitamin supplements out there, but you can't really grab them here in the States yet; you usually have to order them from overseas.
One pack runs about $65!
My sister actually gets these vitamins sent over from Germany...
She has her own private practice as a doctor, so she works with companies that ship medical supplies directly.

Orthomol Vital f is specifically designed for women (it's a mix of vitamin granules and an omega tablet)

And there's a whole lineup:
Orthomol Immun, Orthomol Immun junior, Orthomol Immun Pro, Orthomol Vital f, Orthomol Vital m, Orthomol Cor Plus, Orthomol Cor f, Orthomol Arthr, Orthomol Rheumat, Orthomol Osteo, Orthomol sport, Orthomol Femin, Orthomol Natal, Orthomol Flavon f, Orthomol Flavon m, Orthomol Fertil, Orthomol Vision, Orthomol AMD extra, Orthomol glaukom, Orthomol Diabet, Orthomol vitamin C, etc.

I just restocked on some Immun because cold and flu season is right around the corner... I still have some Vital f left over, too... If you want to try it, let me know and I can send a pack your way to test out!