If you take too much vitamin B6, in most cases the excess will be excreted in your urine and most people won’t experience side effects. But there is a growing concern about long-time, high-dose use.

You don't need much. A dose of 1.31.7 milligrams a day is enough for most adults. Currently, vitamin B6 supplements with a daily dose of 5200mg can be sold over the counter at health food stores ...

If you take too much vitamin B6, in most cases the excess will be excreted in your urine and most people won't experience side effects. But there is a growing concern about long-time, high-dose use.

Currently, vitamin B6 supplements with a daily dose of 5–200mg can be sold over the counter at health food stores, supermarkets and pharmacies. Because of safety concerns, the TGA is proposing ...

Sydney: Side effects from taking too much vitamin B6 – including nerve damage – may be more widespread than we think, Australia’s medicines regulator says. In an ABC report earlier this week, a ...

Australia's medicines regulator concedes its laws have failed to slow a growing number of blood toxicity cases attributed to a common over-the-counter vitamin. The Therapeutic Goods Administration ...

"Currently, preparations providing up to 200 mg of [B6] … are available for self-selection without any professional guidance or oversight," the report states, adding "almost 80 per cent of these ...

100 milligrams (mg) of vitamin B1 100 mg of vitamin B6 200 micrograms (mcg) of vitamin B12 ...