Essential 8 | Multivitamin for Energy & Immunity Support | 8 Essential Nutrients | Calcium, Vitamin B12, Omega3, Zinc, Iron, Vitamin D & More | Non-GMO, Vegan, GF | 30 Servings (60 Softgel Capsules)

Not too much to say....based on info provided they have a good mix of vitamins. capsules are easy to take and no bad effects.

This product arrived to me well sealed and well within date. This product also came in a glass bottle, which I love to see, and is an indicator of quality in my opinion.The contents of this supplement is what I find a bit different. It is a type of multivitamin, but also contains other essentials. I think this may be good for a person seeking light supplementation or other specific needs.The capsules are a bit larger but I did not have any trouble taking them. As I have mentioned, the packaging speaks to quality, but this supplement doesn’t have all the certifications one is accustom to. This may be because it’s manufactured in Australia.I do think this is a quality product but I’m not too sure how good of a value it is.

I go the bottle and there was nothing in it. And there is a no refund policy!

This supplement seems a little unusual to me . While it is a multivitamin it is by no means a conventional or comprehensive multi-vitamin. In other words rather than containing all the usualvitamins this supplement contains 8 nutrients that could be considered to be essential for good health . I recommend looking up eimele and visiting their website. The manufacturers website breaks each of their supplements down into their components and then describes the benefits of each one. How each nutrient has been sourced is described, along with the RDI (recommended daily intake) of each one for men, women, pregnant persons, and then for Vegans.The oh-so-necessary Omega threes have been ethically sourced from plant -derived Algal oil .Omega threes are needed for brain and cardiovascular function. There is no upper limit on the intake of Omega threes .The eimele products are manufactured in accordance with Australian Good Manufacturing Practice.It doesn’t seem to state where the supplements are manufactured.The ingredients in Essential 8 include no animal products and this appears to be a superb product.

I find it very difficult to rate this multi-vitamin product. Let me explain. First, it has a minimal set of vitamins, minerals, and omega fatty acids that you need to consume regularly - just 8. That's a different approach and it is fine if this is all you take. If you are taking a daily multi-vitamin and a fish oil supplement, you are getting all that is in this formula and more. This product is expensive for what it is, partly because it is made from a vegetarian base and partly because it is imported from Australia. It also comes in a nice glass bottle, which adds to the costs.I am a little concerned that there is no mention of how they assure quality, such as by adopting GMP practices and having the product tested by a 3rd party for purity and potency. Keep in mind that the vitamins still have to be isolated or extracted from the plants they use as raw material. This involves processes that can introduce contaminants along the way. Also note that the vitamins and other supplements in this product are chemicals. Where they come from, makes no difference to how they work in your body - that's science. This company claims to be science based, but still promotes these plant derived supplements as somehow "superior" to others. These issues have caused me to have reservations about the product and the company, so I am giving it a neutral rating.

I really like these vitamins! They have a sleek design and include all the essential ingredients that are beneficial for my body. They’re easy to take and make me feel great. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is that I wish they came in a larger bottle for the price.

Directions say to take 2 soft gels a day with meals. I'm not sure why it specifies to take it with food, as it doesn't say. I do wish it explained, as I am on more of a brush your teeth and take your pills first thing in the morning schedule. My eating isn't on any schedule at all, so if I try to remember to take with a meal I'm likely to forget. Is it important? Who knows? They have a fantastic website, but even there it just says to "take with food". I guess it's important.I was worried about the size of the gel caps, it's intimidating. But I popped both in my mouth and washed it down with some water and they slid straight down without a problem. I am not vegan, but I can appreciate how things like some soft gel compositions might be a problem for those that are. These are fully plant based, with a nifty diagram and explanation on the box.

This sucks. These don't work at all! I took these for a week straight and nothing happened. it is not worth the buy. I don't recommend.