i am looking for a type of vitamin that is reported to help reduce the
incidence of migraine.  my doc. rememebrs the name as quantum
migralieve or migralevae.  not finding anything.  ideas?

Dear sarap,

Without any doubt, the medicament you have in mind is "MigreLief",
formerly known as "Migra-Lieve". It is a a product for migraine
prevention, based upon vitamin B2 (also called Riboflavin), with
magnesium and feverfew. The company producing MigreLief is:

Quantum, Inc.
754 Washington Street
Eugene, OR 97401-2552
USA

Phone: (541)465-1497
Phone (toll free): 1-800-448-1448
E-Mail: questions@quantumhealth.com
Website: http://www.quantumhealth.com/

You can read more about MigreLief here on Quantum's website:
http://www.quantumhealth.com/js_na/migraine_prevention.html

Sources:

United States Patent and Trademark Office: Online Trademark Database
http://www.uspto.gov/

Switchboard.com: Online Yellow Pages
http://www.switchboard.com

Healthy Networks: MigreLief
http://www.healthy-networks.com/Quantum/Migralief.html

Search terms used:
migralief
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Migrelief vitamin
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Migrelief fda
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"Migra Lieve " migrelief quantum
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Hope this helps!
Best regards,
Scriptor

You might be interested in these products: 

Easolve (formerly Migraleve) 
http://www.ineways.com/products/nsc/pg-easolve.htm 

Migra-Lieve TM 
http://www.physician.com/store/scripts/prodView.asp?idProduct=21

Greetings, sarap!

Please be aware of the key sentence mentioned in Quantum's information
on MigreLief:
"...the FDA does not monitor the production and quality of feverfew or
any other herbal product..."

Because the FDA does not evaluate herbal products, as long as Quantum
or any other company which produces an herbal remedy includes a
statement like this on their product, they can pretty much make any
claim about its effects and its effectiveness that they wish.
MigraLief **may** help with your migraines, or it may do **nothing at
all** to provide you additional relief. It is up to you to be the
judge ("caveat emptor" -- buyer beware) as to whether the remedy truly
does what the company says it does.

Regards,

aceresearcher