Hevert ampoules

[Katys1981zzz]

hi all. Sorry never posted here before so sorry if I post the wrong thing!

move used Rotexmedica hydroxy 1ml for years but can’t get any now. Please can anyone tell me if this is the same stuff?

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[Nackapan]

It's hydroxcobalamin 1mg but in 2mls . 1mg/2mlNot 1ml as Rotexmeduca / panpharma is 1mg/1ml

[Katys1981zzz in reply to Nackapan]

But the same active ingredient?

[Katys1981zzz in reply to Katys1981zzz]

Does taking a 2ml make any difference? Thanks for replying by the way 😀

[wedgewood in reply to Katys1981zzz]

It is the usual dosage , just put in 2ml of saline.

[Nackapan in reply to Katys1981zzz]

I've not tried it yet but double the fluid for same dose of B12.Not sure why it's made like that?

[MorningMist in reply to Nackapan]

I think maybe so the dose can be split more easily? The pack leaflet mentions using amounts of 1ml/500mcg twice a week to start and 100mcg a month for maintenance, disposing of the remainder. Goodness knows how you would accurately measure a tenth of the 2ml ampoule.

[Nackapan in reply to MorningMist]

No!And shoujd be used straight away anyway .

Single use being the whole point

[MorningMist in reply to Nackapan]

Yes exactly. And considering overdose is not possible I wonder why the manufacturers stipulate such precise and small amounts. It’s not on the leaflet for Pascoe.

[Nackapan]

Versanapo has Rotexmedica/ phanpharma in stock presently

[Katys1981zzz in reply to Nackapan]

Oh I thought it said out of stock

[Nackapan in reply to Katys1981zzz]

An order in today and accepted payment but recently people have said i can be refunded as goes out of stock quickly ??

[Jillymo]

Hi Katys1981zzz,

I have used the Hevert. I found no difference in it's performance of keeping symptoms at bay just more to inject because of the saline content.

I purchased a 100 of them and use them in between the panpharma when it's out of stock. All you can do is give it a trial to see how you get on.

[ClareP5]

I used once but it’s 2 ml of fluid so switched when I could. Same dose of b12 so it’s not a problem.

[Lurcher-lady in reply to ClareP5]

I dreaded using 2ml of fluid but actually found it more comfortable ……no sting, so use all the time now 😊

[Bassettbabe]

I have been using these once or twice a week for nearly 2 years with no issues. I have just received a second order of 50. It does take a little longer to inject, but I take things very slowly and if I feel any pain, I stop, breathe, relax and then continue. Hope that helps.

[eclilley]

I've not been able to get the usual, favourite Panpharma ones - ordered and then had it refunded a couple of weeks ago.So I ordered pretty much the only thing that was available - a box of 100 x Pascoe, which appeared to be 1500ug hydroxo in 1ml liquid. I am hoping it will be OK!!!!

Fingers crossed, it's arriving today...

[B12life in reply to eclilley]

Don't see why it wouldn't work. Also 1.5 is good. I like that dose better.

[eclilley in reply to B12life]

It came just as I posted that comment. It looks the same, so that's good!

I inject subQ into stomach, which I think isn't quite as potent as the IM jab I get at surgery, so I think a higher dosage for home use will be good for me. 🤞🏻

[wedgewood in reply to eclilley]

2ml is quite a lot for a subcutaneous injection .

[eclilley in reply to wedgewood]

Mine is the Pascoe - 1ml / 1500ug of hydroxocobalamin. Did one earlier as soon as they arrived, my brain feels a tiny bit less woolly already!

[Bellabab in reply to eclilley]

Pasco works very well for me. I inject one 1.5 ml every third day so saves time.