Tesco Multivitamins + Iron

After recently having a few dizzy spells at work due to exhaustion, it really made me worry about my health. I am young but still I was overworking myself and not eating as well as I should be. This made me think that a good option to keep my iron and health levels up would be to take multivitamins. I recently found out a lot of people I know actually take these and I wasn't too sure how effective they'd be but just to keep me energetic and healthy I decided they weren't too pricey really. PACKAGING They are easy to spot if you go down the medicine aisle in Tesco, you will see the ... more

---Why I Bought This---Like lots of people I do not really get as varied a diet as I should. I try to have my 'five a day' but it does not always work out. Plus having long term health problems I always feel that I could do with a bit of a 'boost'. Over the years I have bought lots of different vitaims, Evening Primrose Oil and Ginsing, some of which can be quite expensive..---The Product---Tesco Wellbeing range.Labelled as for 'health and wellbeing and for keeping the blood healthy'.60 tablets - one a day.The tablets come in a white plastic bottle with a blue screw off lid. The lid states to ... more

When it comes to vitamins they are something I try alot of on and off. I suffer with M.E and a thyroid condition, smoke and drink too much and eat an appalling diet! These multivitamins are the ones that I am taking at the moment, before these I was taking just the Tesco regular multivitamins and not these with Iron (please see the review of those I wrote way back if interested!) and the reason I didn't take these with the added benefits of Iron was because I had an eating disorder and I was told by my Doctor to avoid taking additional Iron as my body at the time couldn't absorb it. The ... more