Designs for Sport Multi Plus Phyto - Comprehensive Multivitamin & Phytonutrient Blend - Nutrition for Athletes - Highly Absorbable Vitamins, Minerals & Plant-Based Compounds - 120 Capsules

Exactly as described. 60 ct bottle.im taking one capsule each morning. These capsules are easy to swallow. Palatable with no aftertaste. ill finish this bottle.

I can't say for sure how well Designs for Sport's Multi+ Phyto Multivitamin works, as I take multiple supplements, and any benefit I'm experiencing could easily be from something else, or merely a placebo effect. That said, I generally like the supplement. At the time of this review, it costs $66.49, which works out to $2.22 per day, assuming you take the recommended dose of 4 capsules. Compared to similar supplements I've tried, that's really expensive. Fortunately for me, the dose shown is waaaay too high for me (over 8,000% of B12?!?), so I'm only taking 1-2 capsules per day. The capsules are large, which makes them difficult for me to swallow anyway, though I know that's pretty normal for multivitamins. I especially like that it's methylated because I have the MTHFR mutation. (But, still, over 8,000% of B12?!? That's insane! Great way to overload your kidneys unnecessarily.) However, I'm not happy that the ingredient list is very blurry and difficult to read, and there's no indication of 3rd party testing.

Hello Amazonians! Sean "The Tester" Chao here, back with another review for you! Today I am reviewing Multi Plus Phyto - Comprehensive Multivitamin & Phytonutrient Blend - Nutrition for Athletes - Highly Absorbable Vitamins, Minerals & Plant-Based Compounds - 120 Capsules Functionality: This supplement provides a wide spectrum of vitamins, minerals, and plant extracts in one bottle—convenient for athletes and busy people who want a single daily capsule routine. The formulation includes well‑known phytonutrients (lutein, lycopene, resveratrol, blueberry and citrus extracts, broccoli seed extract) alongside core micronutrients, making it easy to supplement gaps without juggling multiple products. Capsules are standard size and straightforward to swallow with water. Durability: The 120‑capsule bottle is a practical supply for a month or two depending on dose; packaging is sturdy and seals tightly to protect contents during storage and travel. I saw no issues with capsule integrity or off‑odors on arrival, and the product labeling is clear about being gluten‑ and dairy‑free. Aesthetics: Simple, clean labeling communicates the formulation focus and dietary exclusions clearly. The bottle is compact and travel‑friendly, and the ingredient list is easy to reference when planning a supplement routine. Final Verdict: Multi Plus Phyto is a convenient, well‑rounded daily product for those seeking broad micronutrient coverage plus a selection of plant‑based phytonutrients in a single capsule. It’s thoughtfully designed for clean diets (gluten‑ and dairy‑free) and fits neatly into an athlete’s or active person’s routine. As always, consult a healthcare professional to confirm it aligns with your individual needs. This Product Earns the Sean Seal of Approval!

I ordered this multi for my husband who regularly takes a multi. The capsules had no off odors or tastes. They were ok for him to swallow. They seem to work okay. There are 120 capsules in the bottle with a recommended dose of 4 per day. If you follow their guidelines that makes this a 30-day supply. These are more expensive at the current price than his regular brand so we wouldn’t get them again unless there is a lower price change.

I like these multivitamin capsules better than tablets. Tablets have a weird taste and smell to them, but not these capsules, so they're easier to swallow. Each capsule has a good variety of vitamins plus natural antioxidants from blueberries and grapes. Compared to regular multivitamins, I think these extra antioxidants give more of a health and energy boost. Definitely worth the higher price tag in my opinion.

This DESIGNS FOR SPORT Multi Plus Phyto has an impressive list of ingredients that seems to provide a really comprehensive panel, especially if you're an athlete. While I'm not an athlete myself, I definitely understand the power of a good multivitamin. They've packed a lot into these pills, so it's not surprising that the recommended dose is four pills a day, taken as two doses. I did notice that there are several 'registered trademark' ingredients listed, and the thing with those is that you don't really know exactly what you're getting without doing some extensive research on each specific blend. You have to trust that the distributor has done their due diligence in vetting what they're putting into the pills. However, considering everything this multivitamin offers, it's quite impressive, and the company does seem to be well-trusted and transparent overall.

I usually look at multi vitamins and have to look away over some sort of imbalance or overload of something that can be spun as good but isn't. Assuming you take the complete dose, you get that minimum 2,000 IU of D3, a reasonable vitamin A dose not too extreme, no excess of calcium, etc. Most savy people know to check what form the B12 and Folate is these days which this used to be the quick way to filter out who is offering high quality forms as a rule of thumb, but with that being more standard there's other issues still plaguing many vitamins like vitamin E. Almost always you see vitamin E using just a single and the cheapest tocopherol at a high dose which is actually doing more harm then good, conflating studies about vitamin E that's actually rich in a broad complex of tocopherols and tocotrienols. I call all those multivitamins poison. This one actually has a toco complex and isn't at some crazy high dose either. After you include additional goodies that aren't main vitamins or minerals, flavonoids and things like that. Simply put, this is a very good multivitamin but a bit pricey. For the price of this, it looks very passable as a single multivitamin someone can take and just forget about everything else like a separate D3+K2, not as much zinc as an athlete might want but enough to work, etc.

This is a standard multi-vitamin with some extras such as wild blueberry blend, bioflavonoids, a "broccoli blend", resveratrol and some others. While the portions / %DV are fine (>100% for most) those percentages are based on four tablets per day. With one tablet per day, you'd be getting less than 100% of most of the vitamins and minerals in this supplement. To me, in my opinion, this is a cheap and unfair marketing strategy. Expecting a user to take four tabs each day is unreasonable and reduces the span of this product to only 30 days worth. For this reason, I cannot recommend this product.