Hi, I’m moving back to Australia next month after 15 years living in Europe.
My question, can anyone in Australia advise me on where to get Hydroxocobalamin injectables? Is it easy to find? Can I buy over the counter? I’ll visit a doctor as soon as possible, but will they be understanding and prescribe frequently? Sadly, Germany won’t post yo Australia because of customs etc.
Any advice appreciated 😊
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In Australia now and can’t find any Hydroxocobalamin ampoules in the Canberra area. Have you had any look sourcing it? I tried all the online pharmacies but they are all out of stock. What do you do? Desperate cos I only brought 5 ampoules with me from Spain.
Heard of great shortage of B12 ampoules in Australia 4 days ago and could tell member that you can obtain b12 ampoules from 2 German online pharmacies, which take about 10 days to arrive in New Zealand or Australia.
Hi Troy, I’m in Australia now and everywhere seems to be out of stock till next February! I’m in Canberra. Is it the same where you live? What can I do? Desperate now.
I'm in NZ and it is the same here. I am getting mine from Germany now. From mycare.de but, in a recent thread wedgewood found another German supplier, apotal.deSearch for that thread and you will find more information about ordering. It was started by brenanddave about five days ago.
Good luck. Hopefully the supply issues will be resolved sooner than they are saying
Hydroxocobalamin is available over the counter at any pharmacy in Australia, the only recommendation I can give you is if you intend on going to a GP with a nurse to administer your B12 the government schedule is every three months. If you intend on self injecting on a more regular basis you can order needles via your pharmacy (insulin needles)
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