PatchMDB12 Energy Plus Patches

Nice and lightweight. Had surgery and need B 12, love this

I’ve had no issues with skin irritation & they stay on when they’re put on, but I have no idea if they’re working or not since it’s only been a few days.I will revisit this review in a few weeks to address the effectiveness (or lack) of this product. Stay tuned.

I've tried pills, sublingual drops, & energy shots. Pills are uncomfortable to swallow, & don't work fast or well for me. Sublingual drops are expensive, as are the energy shots. Energy shots also contain "proprietary blends" added to vitamins. However, these transdermal patches are a worthy alternative. The PatchMD B12 Plus is easy to use. Works fast & consistently, almost instantly. Contains only an appropriate blend of vitamins, no additives. It's cost-effective. It also packs well for travel in a slim envelope; does not take up a lot of storage space. PatchMD B12 Plus Patch may not work for everyone, but it works for me, and may work for you. It's worth a try if your current vitamin/energy methods are not working well for you. Mahalo to PatchMD for creating these quality alternative products.

I will always recommend these! I have been using them for several years now! Ever since my weight loss surgery my body doesn't absorb B12 like it should. So I wear one every day and my doctor even says they are doing wonders for me 😊

Wanted these to work so tried them. Even wore multiples at one time. Nothing from them. Ended up buying b12 sublingual liquid that actually does work.Two different doctors said b12 molecules are too big to pass through skin and if they are bioengineered to do so they aren’t b12 anymore so don’t bother. Should have asked before buying. Total waste of money.Too many companies prey on naive people who hope for the best but get nothing.

I haven't noticed any change, but I'm not one to expect magical effects from basic nutritional support. That's not my issue: The first package, I tried the patch on different locations on my body and, for the most part, assumed I must not have found the right spot, as it was always at least partly peeled up by the end of the day. This second box is worse. I do not have dry skin, nor do I use any lotions. They feel plenty sticky when you peel them off the backing, but they have no elasticity at all, nor is it rigid to hold its shape, so as skin moves, edges lift. If skin moves more, they end up partially or completely stuck to the inside of my clothing. They stick better to anything else but my actual skin. I am chronically ill and disabled. I don't move much, so it's wild how much I'm peeling these off the inside of clothing. Perhaps my skin is unsuitable for this patch due to Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.Also, I'm not going to pretend to understand nutritional nanoscience, but B vitamins have color. Methylcobalamin is bright red, and tends to break down without protective light-blocking. The adhesive medium on this patch is translucent and colorless.I can't find any science that makes the declared content make sense with its appearance, and very little information is provided even on their website to back its efficacy. Transdermal nutrition is absolutely valid, yes, but I saw only anecdotal claims for this specific product.My digestive system is a wreck. I rely on transdermal nutrition and medication. Maybe it's life-changing for others, but of the four transdermal patches I wear daily, this one is not holding up for me.

This patch does not give you a buzz. You just happe. To notice that you gained energy throughout the day. I noticed results after the first 7 days of taking it.

I have a b12 deficiency and have to make sure to put a lot of it in my body in order to absorb just enough for life to not be miserable. When I use these patches every day, I don’t have to take so many b12 supplements, so it definitely works.