Bulk Multivitamin and Multimineral One a Day Tablets, With 21 Vitamins and Minerals, 30 Tablets, 30 Servings, Packaging May Vary

good product, been taking them jsut to feel heathier

These Multivitamins & Minerals from Bulk are amongst the best that I have tried - and I have tried quite a few! I have also used quite a few products under the Bulk brand over the years (predominantly protein powders) and have been pleased with their quality.* These supplements are essentially multivitamin and mineral tablets in the A-Z format. The composition is very similar to the product I had been using prior to trying these. They deliver a comprehensive range of vitamins and minerals without exceeding the 100% RDA, which is usually just a waste in any case.* Considering the number of ingredients that are packed into each tablet, these are not excessively large pills and shouldn't cause most people too many swallowing issues. However, if you are troubled with swallowing difficulties then these do grind down quite easily to a fine powder using a pestle and mortar.* They are suitable for vegetarians.* At current pricing (£4.99 for 30 tablets) these work out at about 17p per day. Whilst not scarily high, nor is this the lowest price you can find for equivalent products. However, you can pick up the pack size of 90 tablets on Amazon for £8.24 currently, which works out at a far more appealing 9p per day.Overall these are difficult to fault and easy to recommend.I hope you find these insights helpful.

These caplets are a similar size to a standard capsule. Being caplet shaped makes them a lot easier to swallow than had they been round cylindrical tablets.This is another bulk branded product where the contents take up very little space in the container. The metal pots are useful but a small quantity of only 30 tablets seems an utter waste of the storage, which could actually hold several months supply.There is the convenience factor here of having this supplement delivered and as such, a price premium is paid. The supplement is fine. Better, similar, and worse equivalents exist in regards to both quality of the ingredients and value for money.I do think bulk should fully fill these pots and perhaps have a rethink of the storage medium in regards to small quantities of their supplement products. Maybe bulk should only sell their supplements in larger quantities and fully utilise the metal pots?

There are 21 vitamins/minerals in each tablet giving a good variety of much needed supplements in a single, easy to swallow tablet.Bulk is a brand I know and trust, so I have faith that the ingredients are of good quality and of the doses shown on the tin - which is a good quality container I might add, screw top and sturdy.Not a lot of any one thing but a small amount of everything in here, so great to hover on all year round and perhaps add more Vitamin C or D for example with single supplements5 stars

These may or may not be a reasonable multivitamin. I don't know, because the packaging I received mine in is clearly completely unfit for purpose.Shipping was by the usual cardboard Amazon slip envelope -while hardly attractive, it's perfectly sufficient. On opening though, I discovered a conventional cheap screw-top tin. I've no problem with a screw-top tin in theory -the less plastic around the better. However, the packaging, and particularly basic attention to both health and safety, and quality control, still needs to be up to the job, and if the example I have just received for review is anything to go by: it certainly isn't.The tin I received arrived with no security seal of any kind whatsoever inside or outside the lid, either for the sealing of the contents, or to let the buyer know they had not been tampered with. Nothing. No minimalist internal plastic or waxed paper membrane across the top. No external thin plastic, tape or wax seal around the rim. No tiny strip of security adhesive paper or tape. Just a tin, and a tin where the screw lid was improperly attached at an angle: as a result, the interior of the tin, and the 30 ovoid tablets inside, were actually damp. The contents have now been introduced to my good friend Mr Bin, and the tin went into the recycling, as I certainly had no wish to risk trying them. Not very impressive, and as a minimum, Bulk appear to need to take a look at their quality control procedures. A shame.

I found these difficult to swallow - but thats probably just me.