Is there a recommended daily intake?

A serving is based on the amount of food you typically would consume in one sitting and with this in mind, that's 1 pack that has multiple drops inside. 

Jelly Drops are classified as confectionery so we're not able to recommend how many servings to consume, individuals are able to decide how many they wish to consume alongside other food and drink in their diet. 

We have set the B Vitamin levels in our new Jelly Drops following extensive consultation with nutrition and healthcare experts. B vitamins are important for making sure the body's cells are working properly, by helping convert food into energy.

Each single pack contains 20% of the Nutritional Reference Value (NRV) of B6, 20% of B12 and 20% of B9. This allows for you to receive a significant boost in your vitamin intake, while still being able to comfortably eat multiple packs in a day without reaching upper recommended limits.

Each single pack contains 0.28 mg of Vitamin B6, 24 μg of Vitamin B9, and 0.50 μg of Vitamin B12.

The NHS recommends that you should have no more than 200mg of B6 each day and no more than 1mg of B9, both far above what you’d receive even if you had dozens of packs, or if you ate a regular amount alongside existing sources of vitamins. The NHS currently does not recommend an upper limit for B12.

Jelly Drops are intended to be used in addition to normal liquid intake and not replace it entirely. Each pack contains 50ml of water, so how much of a hydration boost needed is also a consideration when considering how many to consume.

As everyone is unique and has their own individual health requirements, if you have any questions or concerns, we recommend checking with your relevant medical professional.

Please see here for the full ingredients and nutritional information. 

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