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Thorne Vitamin B12 as Methylcobalamin, 60 Capsules

1,000 mcg (1 mg) of vitamin B12 as methylcobalamin in 1 capsule

$23.30

In stock · price checked November 12, 2026

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60 servings · $0.39 a capsule

NSF Certified for Sport

NSF's sport list names Thorne Vitamin B12.

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Our take

Each Thorne capsule holds 1 mg of vitamin B12 (1,000 mcg), and the label names the form as methylcobalamin. The Amazon listing says this form is used by the body more efficiently than other B12 forms. The label lists it as the only active ingredient.

The label says the bottle is made in the USA and is gluten free. Not sure which B12 form fits you? Our methylcobalamin versus cyanocobalamin guide lays out the difference.

Pick it if you want a plain methylcobalamin capsule that NSF lists for sport. Prefer a bigger bottle? WeightWorld has 450 tablets of 1,000 mcg in the same form (see below).

Key facts

Vitamin B12 per capsule1,000 mcg (1 mg) as methylcobalamin
Active ingredientsMethylcobalamin only
Capsules in the bottle60 (60 servings)
Cost per capsule$0.39 at $23.30
TestingNSF Certified for Sport (NSF lists Thorne Vitamin B12)
How to take it1 capsule one to three times daily
Label saysGluten free, made in the USA with US and imported ingredients
UPC693749125020

Common questions

How do I take Thorne Vitamin B12?

The label's suggested use is 1 capsule one to three times daily. Each capsule has 1,000 mcg.

Is Thorne Vitamin B12 on a sport-testing list?

Yes. NSF's Certified for Sport list includes Thorne Vitamin B12.

What does a capsule cost?

It was $23.30 on November 12, 2026, which works out to $0.39 a capsule. One capsule a day makes the bottle last 60 days.

Is this the same as Thorne's other B12 products?

This page is the single-ingredient methylcobalamin capsule, 60 to a bottle. Thorne's multi-nutrient formulas are different products with their own labels.

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