Why doesn’t Multi cover 100% of the daily needs for all micronutrients?
NutriGenesis® Multi uses bioavailable nutrients, requiring less volume than synthetic forms.
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Product Information > NutriGenesis® Multi For Women
Information specific to Performance Lab® NutriGenesis® Multi for Women including benefits and usage.
Is the amount of iron in Multi safe for women after menopause?
Multi’s 8mg iron per serving is safe and meets postmenopausal women’s daily needs.
Why are the forms of vitamins and minerals not stated on the label?
NutriGenesis® vitamins are yeast-derived, differing from their initial forms, so not labeled as such.
Is your B12 methylcobalamin or cyanocobalamin?
NutriGenesis® B12 is a yeast-derived, food-identical form, not strictly methylcobalamin or cyanocobalamin.
What is the difference between Multi for Men and Women?
Multi for Men and Women have tailored nutrient doses for gender-specific needs.
Can I still gain nutritional support from Multi if I only take 2 capsules?
Two capsules of Multi provide some nutritional support, but less than the full dose.
Why is Multi best divided into 2 doses?
Splitting Multi’s dose maintains steady nutrient levels, especially for water-soluble vitamins.
How fast will I see the benefits of Multi?
Multi’s benefits may appear within hours to months, depending on nutrient deficiencies.
Are vitamins B9 and B12 in Multi suitable for those with MTHFR gene mutations?
NutriGenesis® B9 and B12 are bioavailable and likely suitable for MTHFR mutations.