I have been using hydroxycobalamin Alternova 1mg/1ml but as my usual pharmacy is out of stock .now I am visiting Spain Barcelona and I am looking to buy hydroxycobalamin , I see that megamilbedoce is equivalent here of hydroxycobalamin but they have 10 mg 10 ampoule of 2 ml . pharmacists don’t speak English so I had a bit of trouble explaining:understanding them . Does anyone here use megamilbedoce ?
1) does it come in 1ml instead of 2 ml ?
2) and it says 10 mg? Which looks like a lot of it or a very strong dose! I have been taking 1 mg . I self inject twice a week . Does megamilbedoce come in smaller quantity ?
3) what needles do you use in Spain ? They didn’t have 2 ml syringes . Insulin syringe 0.33 width had only 0.5 ml!
there are English speaking pharmacists in the city centre I hear so I will visit those today ( not sure if Pharmacies are open on Sunday) or tomorrow .
Thank you in advance 🙏🏻.
Mia
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hello MiaMavlankar, looked this up online and NHS imports this from Spain, 10 ampules x 10 mg (strength) x 2 ml (solution), so 5mg strength in half an ampule. Still v strong.
Believe this used for cyanide /smoke inhalation.
Hope you can find the usual 1 mg x 1ml ampules and injection equipment.
We do have members in Spain ,so I hope that you hear from them .
Megamilbedoce ampoules are Hydrocobalamin , but massive ampoules 10mg x 2ml . So that 0.5ml syringe would give you a dose of 2.5 mg. I imagine that they are to treat patients with smoke inhalation. A huge dose . It would not harm you . Hope that you get a better response from a member in Spain .
I live in the south of Spain. They don't use Hydroxycabolamine here in Spain they use Cynocobalamine and where I live you need a prescription for any of them. You may be able to get the 1,000 mg Hydroxycabolamine but the farmacy may need to order it. I get mine from Germany. They do have 1 ml insulin syringes normally in the farmacies..
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