About this product
Riboflavin is the only active and is supplied at 100 mg in a simple daily serving. That high-potency design suits a deliberate B2 plan better than ordinary nutritional maintenance.
The label uses regular vitamin B2 rather than riboflavin 5'-phosphate. A plain capsule is practical, but it does not add a delivery feature for a water-soluble vitamin.
The bottle provides a practical extended supply. Value is acceptable, though several comparable products provide the same basic ingredient more economically.
Pros
Clearly disclosed 100 mg amount Single-active formula Convenient one-capsule serving Practical bottle supply
Cons
Uses standard riboflavin rather than an active coenzyme form Amount is far above routine nutritional needs No special delivery feature is listed Complete excipient details are not provided in the input
Warnings
High-dose riboflavin commonly turns urine bright yellow; the color change is expected and harmless. A large riboflavin serving may cause nausea or loose stools in sensitive users. Long-term high-dose use is best reserved for a specific purpose rather than added casually to other B-complex products.

