Enervon Z+ 100 Tablets review

Enervon Z+ is the tablet most Filipino households already recognize, and it publishes its full breakdown, which is more than most of this category manages.

Every ingredient, with a number next to it

The label reads: vitamin C 500mg as sodium ascorbate, vitamin B1 50mg, B2 20mg, B3 20mg, B5 20mg, B6 5mg, B12 4mcg, vitamin E 11 IU, and zinc sulfate 10mg.

Two things stand out. The B1 at 50mg is a high dose, well above what a general multivitamin carries, which is what makes this an energy-positioned formula rather than a broad one. And the vitamin C is sodium ascorbate rather than plain ascorbic acid, which is the less acidic form and sits better with people whose stomachs object to vitamin C.

What’s absent is the mineral breadth of a full multivitamin: no calcium, no iron, no vitamin D, no vitamin A. The zinc is the only mineral. If you want general coverage, this is a narrower product than it appears.

The 500mg vitamin C is the thing to check

That’s a large daily dose, and vitamin C is the supplement Filipino households are most likely to already be taking separately.

Stack this on top of a separate sodium ascorbate capsule and you’re taking a gram or more a day without deciding to. Excess vitamin C is mostly excreted rather than stored, so the risk is low, but you’re paying twice for the same nutrient and may notice some stomach upset. Look at what’s already in your cabinet first.

Ten pesos a day, and the strip compared

At around ₱1,000 as of August 31, 2026 for 100 tablets, that’s ₱10 a tablet at one a day, and the bottle runs a bit over three months. That’s one of the lower daily costs of any published-label tablet in this category.

The contrast with the small pack is sharp. On the same date the 8-tablet strip was around ₱331, which is roughly ₱41 a tablet, about four times this rate. Unlike some pack families here, Enervon Z+ rewards buying the bottle heavily, so the strip is for trying the formula and nothing else.

It ships from Unilab, holds a perfect 5.0 Shopee rating across 1,294 ratings with 4K+ sold, and is stocked in pharmacies nationwide.

What the tablet can and can’t do

These are food supplements, not medicines. A high-dose B-complex is not a treatment for tiredness, and Unilab’s energy positioning is marketing rather than a clinical claim. If you’re persistently exhausted, that’s a doctor’s question. Our vitamins buying guide covers what a label actually tells you.

Who the Z+ tablet suits

Buy this if you want a published-label B-complex with vitamin C at a low daily cost, you don’t already take a separate vitamin C, and you’d rather buy three months at a time from a brand you can restock anywhere.

Skip it if you want broad mineral coverage, or if you’re already taking vitamin C separately and don’t want to double up.

If you want broader coverage, or ginseng

For a full multivitamin with over 25 published nutrients including minerals, see Centrum Advance 100 Tablets. For Unilab’s ginseng and royal jelly line instead, see Enervon Activ 100 Capsules. To try this formula for a week first, see Enervon Z+ 8 Tablets.