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MyProtein Alpha Men Multivitamin Review — Is It Worth It?
MyProtein Alpha Men is a sports-focused multivitamin at a sensible price. It covers the essential bases for active men, with targeted additions beyond a standard multivitamin that make it more relevant for gym-goers than a supermarket equivalent.
What Is It?
Alpha Men is MyProtein's premium multivitamin for men, formulated with higher doses of performance-relevant nutrients than standard consumer multivitamins. It includes vitamins, minerals, and additional compounds aimed at active individuals with higher micronutrient demands from training.
Ingredients & Nutrition

Per 2-tablet serving: a comprehensive vitamin and mineral matrix including vitamin D3 (1000 IU), vitamin C (200mg), vitamin B complex (B1, B2, B3, B6, B12 at above-RDA doses), zinc (10mg), magnesium (50mg), and iron (8mg). The formula also includes green tea extract, co-enzyme Q10, and lycopene — functional additions beyond basic nutrition.
The vitamin D3 dose (1000 IU) is meaningful for UK users — given the UK's northern latitude and indoor-dominant lifestyle, supplemental D3 is relevant for most people. Zinc and magnesium at these doses are genuinely useful for athletes, as both are commonly depleted by sweat losses.
Taste & Mixability
Tablets — no taste beyond a faint vitamin smell on opening. Two tablets daily, ideally with food to improve fat-soluble vitamin absorption. The standard tablet format is convenient and familiar.
Effectiveness
A multivitamin's primary value is nutritional insurance — ensuring that deficiencies in specific micronutrients don't become limiting factors in training, recovery, or general health. For active men in the UK, vitamin D, zinc, and magnesium are the most commonly deficient nutrients. Alpha Men addresses all three at meaningful doses.
The additional compounds (CoQ10, lycopene) provide antioxidant support and may contribute modestly to cardiovascular health — a genuine addition beyond standard multivitamin fare.
Value for Money
At £11.99 for 60 tablets (30 servings at 2 tablets), you're paying approximately £0.40 per serving. That's good value for a sport-focused multivitamin with additional functional ingredients. Budget alternatives like Bulk Complete Multivitamin save about £0.20 per serving for a simpler formula.
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Verdict
Alpha Men is a well-thought-out multivitamin for active men in the UK. The vitamin D3 and zinc inclusions address the most common UK deficiencies, and the functional additions provide value beyond a basic multi. The magnesium dose is lower than optimal, but the overall package at this price is strong. A sensible daily foundation supplement.
Rating: 7/10
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