Vitamin B complex
Also sold as: Becosules, Surbex, Neurobion
No prescription neededVitamins and minerals
Comes as:TabletCapsuleSyrupInjection
Usual adult dose
Usual adult dose: one tablet or capsule once a day after a meal, or as advised by your doctor. Injections should be given only by a health worker when really needed.
Your doctor may give you a different dose. Children's doses depend on weight.
Side effects
Common
- bright yellow urine (harmless)
- mild stomach upset
Serious — get help
Stop taking it and see a doctor straight away if you notice:
- severe allergic reaction
- especially after injections (rash
- swelling
- difficulty breathing)
Do not take it, or take care, if
- Allergy to any of the vitamins in the product
- People taking levodopa (check with a doctor because of vitamin B6)
- Do not use injections without a clear medical reason
Interactions
No important interactions are listed in our database. Still tell your doctor or pharmacist everything you take.