do you need to keep b12 injections in the fridge Safe Injection Guide at Home B12 and Folate Testing Lot #:Lot #: N95A1MQ10/0428 MCF

do you need to keep b12 injections in the fridge Safe Injection Guide at Home B12 and Folate Testing Lot #:Lot #: N95A1MQ10/0428 MCF

B12 and Folate Testing – GP Gateway

Are There Risks to Having B12 Shots Too Often

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Lot #:Lot #: N95A1MQ10/0428

Product Purchase Includes: – Medication – Medical provider consultation – Syringes – Alcohol Pads – Program guide – Administration video Administration and Frequency: – Subcutaneous (SQ) injection – As directed by your prescribing provider Contraindications: MIC injections may not be a good fit for people who: – Have a known hypersensitivity or allergy to methionine, inositol, choline, cyanocobalamin, or any component of the formula – Have significant liver disease, particularly a history of hepatic encephalopathy: methionine can worsen this in patients with impaired liver function – Have Leber’s hereditary optic neuropathy: B12 has been associated with rapid optic atrophy in people with this condition – Have trimethylaminuria (sometimes called fish odor syndrome): choline metabolism can worsen the symptoms – Have a history of bipolar disorder: there have been case reports connecting inositol to mood elevation, so this is worth a direct conversation with your provider – Are pregnant or breastfeeding: safety hasn’t been established for this compounded formula If you have sulfa sensitivities, this product isn’t right for you