Quicksilver Scientific Ultra Vitamin®

A daily multivitamin only helps if you take it, and a handful of capsules before a long morning ride is easy to skip. Heavy training blocks also lean on your vitamin and antioxidant intake, so gaps in a basic routine matter more when your training volume climbs.

Quicksilver Scientific's Ultra Vitamin gives you a full daily dose of foundational nutrients in a single teaspoon, including vitamins A, C, D, E, and K, a complete B-vitamin complex, and the carotenoids lutein, lycopene, and zeaxanthin.

Supports healthy nutrient levels and balanced energy – One teaspoon covers a broad range of vitamins in a single liquid dose, so you are not tracking several bottles or counting capsules. The B vitamins in the formula help your cells turn food into usable energy.

Supports immune health and methylation – The vitamins in this formula support how your immune system responds, and the B vitamins take part in methylation, a chemical process your cells use for everyday maintenance. Many of these nutrients also act as cofactors, which are helper molecules that enzymes need to do their jobs, so they support a wide range of processes in your body.

Supports your body's defense against oxidative stress – Lutein, lycopene, and zeaxanthin are carotenoids, plant pigments that work as antioxidants. They help your body handle oxidative stress, the cellular wear that builds from hard training and daily life.

Ultra Vitamin is a liposomal formula built with Quicksilver Scientific's Delivery Systems. Liposomes are tiny fat-based bubbles that carry nutrients, and this design is meant to support absorption and bioavailability, which is the amount of a nutrient your body can actually use. Taking it as a liquid also means no pills to swallow, which suits athletes whose stomachs are sensitive early in the day.

How to Use Ultra Vitamin

Dose: Take 1 teaspoon by mouth once daily and hold the liquid in your mouth for 30-90 seconds before swallowing. Repeat to reach your desired dosage.

Timing: Take it on an empty stomach, at least 10 minutes before meals. First thing in the morning, before breakfast or a training session's fueling, is an easy slot to keep consistent.