Equate One Daily Men's 50+ Review

Shoppers rate Equate One Daily Men's 50+ tablets favorably, with about 279 ratings across the stores. Most are positive and centre on low price and daily convenience. Feedback on how well it works is mixed and often vague. **What buyers say it did for them:** A few describe a noticeable lift. One reviewer jokes that it works "the way spinach works for Popeye" and makes him want to get things done each morning. A wife says her husband "immediately felt better" and is sleeping better. Others are less sure. One says they "cant say for sure that its helping, but it doesn't seem to be hurting." Another is "skeptical if these or any multi vitamin works." On Walmart, a reviewer buying for her father says he feels great after using it and plans to take it daily. Those Walmart reviews were incentivized, so treat them as a small, friendly sample. **What they complain about:** Complaints are few. One buyer's Walmart delivery order arrived with the bottle already open: "they came open!" The same reviewer calls it "tampered." One three-star reviewer is unconvinced it is worth taking, a doubt about multivitamins in general rather than this product. The eBay page's seller comments (late delivery, unanswered messages) concern the seller, not the vitamin, and are left out here. Reviews of other forms of this product were not included; this summary covers the tablets only. **Taste, smell, pill size and form:** Comments are brief and unremarkable. One reviewer says it "smells and taste like most any other multivitamin." Another calls it "Easy to swallow" but "not the best taste." The Walmart store summary says buyers find the once-daily tablet easy to take and easy to fit into a routine. A bottle holds 100 tablets, which one buyer notes "lasts a long time." **Value for money:** This is the strongest theme. Buyers say it is "Same as name brand, just cheaper" and "under half the price." One calls it "the best value multivitamin that you can get." Another says it compares to the One A Day Men's active ingredients but costs less. A shopper who prefers it to the Walgreens brand says it has "more vitamins for about the same price." The Walmart summary echoes this, with one reviewer calling it very affordable compared with name brands she considers overpriced. **Who it seems to suit and who it did not:** It suits men, especially those 50 and older, who want a cheap, simple daily multivitamin. Reviewers include wives buying for husbands and a daughter buying for her father. The Walmart summary says buyers like that the formula is made for men 50 and over. One wife says her husband, who is nearing 50, was told by reviews it is better than the "50" vitamin. It suits people less if they want clear proof it works, since several buyers admit they can't tell. The eBay reviewers call it an excellent product that is hard to find and worth the effort, so availability may vary by store.