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Pure Therapeutics Methyl Multi Without Iron

Pure Therapeutics · Capsule · 1000 mg

Price/day

€0.58

Dose

1000 mg

Servings/pack

120

Pack price

€34.90

Transparency Index

8.3/10

Recommended Well-designed multi with methylated B vitamins — ideal for MTHFR variants and anyone who prefers active forms.

Rating breakdown

Evidence for ingredient 8.0/10

Methylated B vitamins (methylfolate instead of folic acid, methylcobalamin instead of cyanocobalamin) are advantageous for MTHFR variants.

Value for money 7.0/10

€0.58 per day for a methylated multi without fillers is reasonable in the premium segment.

Product quality 9.0/10

Active vitamin forms (methylfolate, methylcobalamin, P-5-P), iron-free — a deliberate choice to avoid iron overload.

Label honesty 9.0/10

All vitamin forms individually declared; active forms clearly named.

Third-party testing 7.0/10

GMP-certified; analytical testing for purity and potency.

Product Description

Pure Therapeutics uses active, methylated vitamin forms: methylfolate (not folic acid), methylcobalamin (not cyanocobalamin), and pyridoxal-5-phosphate (not pyridoxine). Deliberately iron-free — as many adults don’t need extra iron and overloading can be harmful.

What We Like

  • Methylated B vitamins — bioactive forms that require no enzymatic conversion
  • Iron-free — avoids potential iron overload
  • 8 key nutrients in one product (D3, C, zinc, selenium, B12, folate, B6, chromium)
  • Clean formulation without unnecessary fillers

What We’re Missing

  • No omega-3 or magnesium included (the most common deficiencies)
  • 4 capsules per daily serving — a lot to swallow
  • Premium price for a multivitamin
  • Brand is less well-known than Pure Encapsulations or Thorne

Usage Recommendation

4 capsules daily with a meal, or split into 2×2 capsules.

Ingredient dossier

Vitamin B12 is essential for nerve function, DNA synthesis, and homocysteine metabolism. Deficiency is common in vegans, older adults, and metformin users and causes irreversible nerve damage.

Read full dossier: Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin) →