Supplements / Conditional

Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)

Supportive evidenceMorningConditional

Best for: Nutritional coverage

Dose & timing

Dose
400 mg daily for migraine prevention; far lower (1–2 mg) for general adequacy.
Timing
Morning with food; expect bright-yellow urine — that's harmless.
Review
Reassess after 12 weeks for migraine endpoints.
Forms
riboflavin, riboflavin-5-phosphate

What this supplement is for

  • One of the better-evidenced single-supplement migraine prevention tools; cheap and very safe.
  • General-population deficiency is rare in well-fed adults.

When the engine routes this to you

  • If you reported a migraine pattern: studied for migraine frequency in prophylaxis trials.
  • If B-vitamin-relevant signs converged in your answers (e.g. cracks at the corners of the mouth, low fish or dairy intake) — riboflavin is one component; a B-complex may be a better starting point: studied for B2/B6 status in suspected mild inadequacy.

What to look for in a product

  • Preferred third-party verification: USP Verified.
  • Common contamination risks: Mislabeling / identity.
  • Form: Plain riboflavin (or R5P) at 400 mg/day is the classic migraine-prevention dose.

Where to get it

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Your experience

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Evidence sources

1 reviewed

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