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#6 in Multivitamins Third-Party Tested

Mary Ruth's Liquid Morning Multivitamin

by Mary Ruth's

"Vegan liquid multivitamin with methylated B vitamins — no pills, no gummies, just pour and drink"

Amazon Rating
4.4/5
Reviews
28,000+
Price Range
$28-36
Servings
32 servings
Non-GMO Project VerifiedVegan CertifiedGMP Certified
Our Editorial Rating
7.7
Good
FormLiquid
SubcategoryLiquid Multivitamin
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Overview

Mary Ruth's Liquid Morning Multivitamin has become a social media sensation, particularly on TikTok, where its raspberry flavor and easy-to-take liquid format have made it viral. The formula provides 16 essential vitamins and minerals in a liquid form that the brand claims offers superior absorption compared to tablets. It uses methylated forms of B vitamins (methylfolate and methylcobalamin) and is completely vegan, sugar-free, and free from the top 8 allergens. Mary Ruth's has grown from a small family brand to one of the fastest-growing supplement companies in the US.

Key Ingredients

IngredientAmount
Methylfolate (5-MTHF)200 mcg DFE
Methylcobalamin (B12)125 mcg
Vitamin D3 (Vegan)1000 IU
Zinc5 mg
Selenium35 mcg

Pros & Cons

What We Like

  • Liquid format (no pills to swallow)
  • Methylated B vitamins
  • Vegan and allergen-free
  • Great raspberry taste
  • Social media favorite with strong community

What Could Be Better

  • Lower doses than capsule multivitamins
  • Only 32 servings per bottle
  • Must refrigerate after opening
  • No iron, calcium, or magnesium

Who Is This For?

Best For

  • Those who hate swallowing pills
  • Vegan multivitamin seekers
  • TikTok health community
  • Those wanting methylated B vitamins

Not Ideal For

  • Those wanting comprehensive nutrient coverage
  • Budget multivitamin seekers
  • Those needing iron or calcium

Our Verdict

7.7/10 — Good

Mary Ruth's Liquid Multi is the TikTok generation's multivitamin. The liquid format and great taste solve the compliance problem, and the methylated B vitamins are a nice touch. Just know that doses are modest — this is a baseline supplement, not a comprehensive one.

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