B12 and other injectable vitamins

[PeptideEd]

Oh... and to be clear... pricing from the medical site is fine (not great, but fine). Its that they all look untrustworthy as hell to me after being spoiled in peptide-land.

[hay_bayls]

@PeptideEd

Are you looking for only b12? Nothing else?

How’d your other B vitamin levels check out?

[PeptideEd]

@hay_bayls my primary interest is B12. I have not measured my other B vitamins (yet). That said, I could easily become interested in other types of injectable vitamins as well

[Randy]

nexaph has that lipo c blend with the methylated b12. Its the most unpleasant injection ive ever encountered but its got the good stuff in it.

[PeptideEd]

@randy ah... just noticed that now that you pointed it out... wow... you know its going to hurt when it comes packaged with its own lidocaine...

[MyB]

I did b12 shots for years and sourced from acecosm when my insurance stopped covering them. They sting like a mofo at first push but subsides after a second when done. I did weekly or every two weeks. When done as an in office visit it was monthly, and it’s a lot of up and down when done monthly.
If you do get glass ampoules you will need a luer lock filter or a blunt fill filter needle due to possible glass shards.

[MyB]

I now just take the methyl b12 quick dissolve tabs and deal with the short term bubble guts. Have you been tested for a MTHFR mutation?

[hay_bayls]

@PeptideEd

I got LipoC with B12 from EZ Peptides. I’m too chicken to do IM, so I do it subq. But 1ml is a lot to subq … so I split it in half, two separate spots. I haven’t had any issues with it.

I’ve found other vendors have straight B12 methylcobalamin. (Solutions or AtomikLabs)

I just chose lipoc because I was lacking the other things it included too! So win-win!

[PeptideEd]

@hay_bayls Are you doing the injections weekly?

[hay_bayls]

@PeptideEd
Right now I’m on a M W F schedule. Will taper down to weekly.