Nature Made Vitamin B1 100 mg Review

Across the stores that sell it, Nature Made Vitamin B1 100 mg carries about 622 ratings, and buyers are mostly happy. Most reviews give 4 or 5 stars, with praise centered on price, brand trust and small, easy-to-swallow tablets. The few complaints are about delivery and low stock, not the tablets themselves. **What buyers say it did for them:** Reports of benefits are brief and personal. One buyer started taking it after gastric bypass surgery and says "they work well." Another buys it for a wife with MS and calls the tablets "perfect." One person uses it "to improve my memory," and a Walgreens summary mentions someone saying it calms their foot nerves. One reviewer doubted that a very high dose is needed, since most of the excess leaves in urine, but did not think it could do harm. Many reviews are general satisfaction with no specific effect described. **What buyers complain about:** The complaints concern buying, not the product. One buyer had delivery "delayed several times" and says they will not buy from that supplier again. Another got the wrong item, writing that a different product "came" instead. A Walgreens shopper reports "low stock" at their store. No review of the tablets complains about quality. **Taste, smell, pill size and form:** The wife-with-MS reviewer says the tablets spare her "the awful taste of this supplement" and the belching it seems to cause. The 100 mg strength also means she does not have to cut pills. The Walgreens summary says five reviewers describe the tablets as nice and small, which suggests they are easy to swallow. The Walmart page notes a bottle count of 100. **Value for money:** Price is the most common theme. One review says "Excellent price and good quality," and another says the price is lower than a prescription. A Walgreens shopper likes that the store "often has buy 1 get 1 free." The Walgreens summary says six reviewers highlight price. The Walmart summary says quality is on par with pricier supplements. The Nature Made site's own page shows top scores for value. **Who it seems to suit and who it did not:** It suits people who need a B1 supplement and want a 100 mg tablet. One buyer says it is "the only brand I buy," and another says none of the other brands "compare to these." The site's reviewers include daily users aged 45 to 65 or older. No reviewer says the tablets themselves did not suit them. The unhappy buyers had problems with a seller, a delivery or an order mix-up. Shoppers who depend on a local Walgreens may find stock thin, so ordering ahead or using pickup may help. Reviews of other forms of the product, such as gummies, capsules and powder, were left out, and this summary covers the tablets only.