Enervon Activ 100 Capsules review

Enervon Activ comes in 10, 30, and 100-capsule packs, and the usual reason to buy the big bottle is that it’s cheaper per capsule. Here it barely is.

The bulk discount that isn’t

At around ₱1,300 as of August 31, 2026 for 100 capsules, that’s ₱13.00 a capsule.

The other two sizes, priced on the same date: the 30-capsule pack works out to about ₱13.07 each, and the 10-capsule pack to about ₱13.10. Buying ten times as many capsules saves you around ten centavos on each one.

That’s worth knowing before you spend the larger amount. With most supplements the big bottle is meaningfully cheaper and the small pack is a convenience premium. Here all three sizes cost essentially the same per capsule, so the only real question is how much you want to commit upfront, not how much you’ll save.

If you already know the formula suits you, the bottle saves you reordering. If you don’t, there’s no financial penalty for starting small, which is unusual and genuinely useful.

What’s in a capsule

The label is published down to the milligram: vitamin A 3,000 IU, vitamin E 30 IU, vitamin B1 15mg, B2 5mg, B6 5mg, B12 15mcg, vitamin C 500mg, niacinamide 15mg, calcium pantothenate 10mg, plus zinc, magnesium, manganese, potassium, and the two ingredients that define the Activ line: ginseng 50mg and royal jelly 6mg.

The B-complex and the 500mg of vitamin C are the substance. The ginseng and royal jelly are what the brand markets for energy and focus, and both are present in modest amounts.

Watch the vitamin C if you take it separately

500mg is a high daily dose of vitamin C for a multivitamin, several times what a general tablet carries.

If you’re also taking a separate vitamin C, which plenty of Filipino households do, you’ll be stacking two large doses without meaning to. Vitamin C is water-soluble and excess is mostly excreted, so this isn’t dangerous, but it does mean you’re paying for something you’re already getting. Check what else is in your cabinet before adding this.

One capsule or two, and what that does to the cost

The label allows 1 to 2 capsules daily. At one a day the bottle runs about 100 days; at two it’s 50, and the daily cost doubles to around ₱26.

That range matters for planning. A bottle described as three months is only three months at the lower dose.

What a multivitamin is for

These are food supplements, not medicines. A B-complex with ginseng is not a treatment for tiredness, and if you’re persistently exhausted that’s worth raising with a doctor rather than solving from a shelf. Our vitamins buying guide covers reading a supplement label.

It ships from Unilab, holds a perfect 5.0 Shopee rating across 350 ratings, and is stocked in pharmacies nationwide if you’d rather buy offline.

Who should buy the big bottle

Buy this if you’ve already taken Enervon Activ and know it agrees with you, and you’d rather reorder once a quarter than monthly. The convenience is the argument, not the price.

Skip the bottle if this would be your first try, because the smaller packs cost the same per capsule and ask far less of you upfront.

Other Enervon options

For the same formula in a one-month pack, see Enervon Activ 30 Capsules. For a week or two, see Enervon Activ 10 Capsules. For Unilab’s other line, a tablet without ginseng at a lower cost per day, see Enervon Z+ 100 Tablets.