Folic Acid Drops 400mcg/1ml

Biotell Folic Acid Drops help support normal blood formation, reduce tiredness and fatigue, and contribute to immune system function. They also play a key role in maternal tissue growth during pregnancy.

These drops are ideal for women trying to conceive or in early pregnancy, as well as anyone looking to support energy, immune health, or psychological wellbeing.

The drops offer a more concentrated dose in a smaller volume (400µg in just 1ml), making them perfect for those who prefer minimal liquid intake or want easy, on-the-go supplementation.

Liquid folic acid is absorbed more efficiently by the body compared to tablets or capsules. This makes it ideal for individuals who have trouble swallowing pills or those seeking faster, more complete nutrient absorption. The liquid format ensures your body receives the full benefit of vitamin B9 for energy, cell growth, and overall wellness.

Yes. All Biotell Folic Acid products are 100% vegan and vegetarian-friendly, free from animal-derived ingredients, gelatin, and common allergens. They’re also sugar-free, gluten-free, and non-GMO — making them suitable for a wide range of dietary needs.

In most cases, yes — folic acid is commonly combined with multivitamins, B-complex vitamins, or iron supplements. However, if you’re taking prescription medication or high-dose vitamins, it’s best to check with your healthcare professional before combining them.

Yes, it's safe and often recommended to take folic acid every day at the standard dose of 400 mcg, especially for women capable of becoming pregnant to prevent neural tube defects. Worldwide experts confirm it's effective and harmless at this level, with unmetabolized folic acid naturally excreted by the kidneys and no identified health risks. Consult a doctor for personalized advice.

For general wellness, folic acid can be taken continuously as part of your daily routine. For women planning pregnancy or in early pregnancy, it’s typically recommended to take 400µg daily until at least the 12th week of pregnancy — but many continue afterwards for ongoing health benefits.