Organic Kids Methylfolate + Methyl B12 Cofactor - Organic Berry Flavor, Sublingual Form - 5-MTHF Form, Superior Form of Folate - Adjustable Dosing for All Ages - Mood, Behavior, Cognition - 1 oz.

A lil’ too soon to tell right now, but no complaints thus far. The reason I chose this one over alllll the other methylated B’s out there is because this one wasn’t 1000000% of the daily value. Some of us just don’t need that much and I’m super, SUPER sensitive to stuff. Although this is marketed for “Kids”, this aligns perfectly with my dosing. I’m only doing 2 drops in the morning for now. No need to overload my system. Also, I’m small… I’m 5ft 8 and only 100lbs, so I don’t really need a large dose anyways. I try to get most from whole foods (not enriched/fortified). I literally use this supplement as a “supplement” for what my diet lacks. I have a lot of GI issues and can only eat few things and little of it, so those two lil’ drops goes a long way for me. Even though I got the “Flavorless” one, it still has a bit of a sweet taste to it, just so you know. I tried the Berry flavor as well and it was pretty good, but my stomach didn’t handle it well. Too acidic for my tummy so I had to get the “Flavorless” one. Overall, I’m super impressed with the ingredients, the lack of fillers, and the low, low dose that I was searching around for forever. I definitely recommend it. You can always dose up to get to where you need safely without having to super dose.

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For anyone who is wondering how this worked out: I bought the 5-MTHF supplement for me and my kids - adult version for me, and child version for the kids. My son is my hyperlexia/hypernumeracy buddy (linked with autism), and my daughter has ADHD. I struggled with sensory issues so I thought it might help me too. I took my drops first on Saturday to test it before giving it to the kids. The adult version was VERY STRONG. I took the recommended dose of 10 drops and it gave me some tummy issues and made me a little too hyper. lol however, I was able to fall asleep easily and was SO PRODUCTIVE during the awake hours. The next day and since then I have been taking 2 drops per day. I have to say, it has really helped me be able to handle overstimulation without having to take a long break every time it felt like too much. It is so nice to be able to just go about my day and do all that I want to do. It also helped with some smell/taste sensory issues that I have. I can barely eat fruits and veggies or mixtures, but caught myself grabbing bananas and grapes for pleasure! It was crazy. I even tried poached eggs and put seasoning on it! I know it doesn’t sound like much but it made the world of difference for me. 2 drops a day is perfect for me and pushed me to make an appt with a naturalist Dr. I’m so excited!!! Since it is so concentrated and my children are close to the same weight (my son is a big boy lol), I decided to give each child 1 drop. My ADHD daughter did not have a great reaction to it. It made her even more hyperactive. She will not be taking them again. My hyperlexia/numeracy son, however, has grown SO MUCH in awareness, verbally, and emotionally since Monday. At first, he asked where our desk table and chairs went (we moved them three weeks ago and he was just noticing for the first time). Prior to the drops, he always asked for milk before bed but would say something like “Di-di-di mo milk”. I would ask him to say it nicely and he would say “can I have mo milk pleeeease.” So he could talk but it wasn’t very natural for him to say anything correctly. That first night he just said “I need more milk.” LIKE WHAAAAAAAATTTTT??? So that’s what he’s been saying this whole time and he was finally able to say it correctly for me to understand him. He’s also more aware of dad and sister when they are gone. He used to asked where they were and I would respond, but that would be it. This week he’s saying “dada’s at work, penny’s at camp”. Like he’s really aware of where they are, not just that they are gone. He’s using new phrases like “that’s terrific!” And using full sentences and HIS PRONOUNS correctly!!! If I would ask him “what is that?” When pointing to his bellybutton he would say, “bellybutton” or “[His name]’s bellybutton”. He very clearly said “that’s my bellybutton” without me prompting him at all. He is also drinking out of cups and straws like a pro. Something he could kind-of do before but struggled with and didn’t want to do because it was frustrating for him. I am going to keep him at 1 drop until I get him tested for the MTHFR gene mutation and we can go from there. But this is very obviously something that helps children with autism or autistic traits. I am so so grateful that I found something to help my little boy.. and myself! And thank you Jesus for leading me and whoever else down this path! I am so so relieved and grateful, words can’t even express. God bless! ❤️

We’ve been giving this to our child as part of their daily supplement routine, and it’s been great so far. It’s gentle, easy to take, and we feel good knowing it’s an organic source of methylfolate. Perfect for kids who need extra support without synthetic additives.

I started using the Organic Kids Methylfolate + Methyl B12 Cofactor drops for my child, and it has genuinely made a noticeable difference. What I appreciate the most is that it uses methylated forms of B12 and folate, which are easier for the body to absorb — especially for kids who may have trouble processing standard forms of these vitamins. The organic berry flavor is a huge win because my child actually takes it without a struggle. The adjustable dosing also makes it simple to tailor to different ages and sensitivities. What I’ve learned along the way is that supporting a child’s wellbeing takes a whole lifestyle approach. Cleaning up their diet, reducing sugar, adding more whole foods, and using high-quality supplements like this can work together to support better mood, focus, and overall daily functioning. Every child is different, but giving them clean nutrition and bioavailable vitamins is never a bad step. If you’re a parent looking for supportive tools to add to your child’s routine, this is definitely worth trying. It’s been a meaningful addition for us, and I’m grateful to have found something that fits so easily into everyday life.