Vitamatic Niacin (Vitamin B3) 500mg, Sustained Release, 240 Tablets - Non-GMO & Gluten Free

So many Niacin supplements are in the longer capsule form. This supplement is in a smaller tablet form. On top of that, it was a great value. I hope Walmart keeps it available!

I take one every day and have for the last 15 years or more and shop and buy them Walmart always the lowest price in the area .

Great price compared to other retailers.Dosage is clearly stated on package for proper use. Walmart always has great products at the best price!

Most 500mg Niacin (Vitamin B3) are larger and hard to swallow. These are slightly smaller pill form so easier to take. Sustained Release should help with absorption. Arrived on time.

Makes you feel great with some occasional flush which is worth it

We've been ordering these pills from Amazon and I checked Walmart's price and saved.

My MD prescribed Nispan -- a timed release niacin product for HDL/LDL management. When I found what Nispan cost with insurance (about $130) I went back to the MD and suggested we try an OTC timed release niacin. My doctor agreed and I saved about $115. The results, for me, have been the same as the prescription product. Your mileage may vary, check with your MD before changing your meds to OTC alternates, not all are comparable .

The slow release is supposed to minimize flushing. It generally works well, with only a few flushing occurrences. I think they may be brought on by a build up in my system, so I just cut back for a day and it is fine.

yea this sent me to the ER , I broke out in rash had allergic reaction like I had hot flashes they said these usually will have that affect on people

I forgot when ordering niacin to always look for the magic words "flush free". I set up all my vitamins (including this) and took them. Next thing I knew I was bright red from head to toe %26 wanting to scratch all my skin off. Do not get this is you are sensitive to any vitamins or Rx products or have anything like pernicious anemia which changes the way you absorb or don't absorb vitamins %26 foods. For example, B12 only absorbs when given as an injection in the form of methylcobalamin (not cyanocobalamin !!) D2 %26 D3 and obviously B3 (niacin) can also have absorption issues.