ALP Protect Multivitamins 14x 25ml, Liquid Vitamins Supplement Supporting Immune System and Mental Performance Including Vitamin C E B Complex Selenium Zinc Coq10

Supplements are an interesting business.... there's some very cheap stuff out there, and some very expensive stuff as well. I personally don't mind paying more for supplements. The reason is that yes, the cheaper stuff will give you the same dose of something as the more expensive stuff... But how do you know how clean the product is? Is it made in a factory with a million other things and is highly prone to contamination? Are you putting stuff in your body that you're not aware of? Are the ingredients they use pure? These are all valid concerns that you should have when you're putting stuff in your body on a daily basis.Having said that, £26 for 14 doses of something is by no means cheap. This is on the verge of luxury. I see there's a lot of reviews complaining about the price, but honestly, it's like complaining a Ferrari costs too much because a Vauxhall can also take you from point A to B for a fraction of the price. There are some fairly unique ingredients used in this and they seem to very uniquely sourced as well. The type of person who buys ALP products is the type of person who either cares a LOT about their health, or has enough financial security to afford this luxury. If you can't afford a product like this, then don't buy it. Very simple. I'm not going to act like I can afford something like this, this was sent to me as a review product, but I can appreciate that this isn't targeted at someone like me.It tastes quite nice, slightly citrusy, and is very citrusy flavoured. I've noticed a little bit of the liquid remains in the bottle, so I always put a bit of water in, swirl it around, and go for a second shot. For the price you're paying for it, you can't afford not to do this!Overall, if you're happy to pay the asking price, you will not be disappointed with this product!

Didn't really see a difference but because of being in lockdown and being vulnerable what could I lose.Thinking of doing anything to help the immune system right now can only be a good thing.Thumbs up as I didn't have any side effects so that's a win with me.

Edit*My sister tested positive for covid and I'm not going to lie... i cant help but think that I have no symtoms because I've been taking these. I personally like the taste. It is a vitamin shot and for shots this tastes like sour candy without the sweetnees. And i like sour candy. So now that I feel stronger i take back the comments about the price and encourage anyone in isolation/ or generally down under to buy these it's worth the money for 2 week supply. Or one week if sharing.Oh also we noticed a lift in our moods since taking this despite having broken sleep with a newborn._____________________________________________Previous review:Priced at £25.95 these are fairly "pricey" in my opinion. One was damaged in the pack which stained the rest. So I had 13 which meant each tube cost around £1.99I thought the tubes were blue glass vials but they are plastic. I just can't seem to see why so much plastic is nèeded...As for taste , i quite like it. Very sour almost like sour candy. Oh can dilute with water if you like which makes it taste like natural lemon water with a hint of iron taste. If you dilute it with 60ml of water it tastes like orange juice.Overall these are great BUT more suitable for anyone who cannot take vitamins in pill form. The benefits last only 14 days whereas you can get tablets for months for a fraction of the cost. (Read edit)I don't think I'd be willing to order 2 lots of these each month, i simply can't justify unless these are my only supplements. I take many more meaning this would just be too expensive to keep up for regular intake.

The ALP protect multivitamins are a little more expensive than my usual go to vitamins, this product in my opinion is a little novelty and I can see why the idea of drinking small nutritionally packed vials is appealing. To be honest, whilst the nutritional content of these multivitamin drinks is pretty vast and suitable to fulfil your nutritional needs, the marketing alongside this makes the product a little underwhelming to be honest. I feel no difference in myself at all whilst taking these, I’ve given them a try and I don’t feel anymore alert or less tired. The drinks themselves are small shot type drinks, they taste really strange and aren’t very pleasant at all, I always feel like I’m going to gag when it hits my tongue, the flavour really isn’t for me. I will be sticking to my usual multivitamins of choice as I don’t think these are that great to be honest and don’t find them of any benefit. I would not recommend these to family or friends, I have used better alternatives which are a lot more cost effective. An expensive supplement with little results.

My mum is getting on in years and especially during this time of the pandemic, it’s a good idea to try and boost one’s immune systemNow she doesn’t really like taking tablets and capsules so when I saw these liquid supplements I jumped at the chance to get them for herThey arrived tightly packed within their box and you just take one of the tubes out and drink it neat(more on that below) or dilutedNow it’s not been long enough to tell if this is having a positive effect or not (how does one test if your immune system has gotten stronger?)The ingredients all seem to be there to suggest that, and drinking them usually proves more effective than pill formBUT, here’s the kicker. The taste is pretty awful. She tried it neat and refused to take another sip. So I tried diluting it and she said it still tasted strange and unpleasant.As I tried to explain “it’s meds mum, they always taste weird” she asked me to try it out...Have to be honest, I agree with her 😄Overall, I’d say this may prove effective and if you’re used to downing shots, that may be how you approach themBut if the taste puts off the person who needs them. Then they won’t be drinking it