I received ampules for the first time from b12 store.com and they came in 2,500 mcg per ampule. I inject 1 ml normally of methyl b12 from a vile and this is the first time I used an ampule from this supplier. I was thinking I will just fill up 1 ml on the shot and fill up another if I'm correct. and there will be a little left over. so is 1 ml the same as 1000 mcg?
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Rosina
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Yes , ;it will be if it’s in an ampoule. High dose though . Yes . The German Hevert ampoules of B12 depot ( Hydroxocobalamin) come in single use ampoules of 1.5 mg.x 1ml .
That’s 2.5 mg . A high amount for a single dose . But on the ampoule itself it should state the amount of liquid that is in the ampoule . ( ml) as well as the amount of B12 ( mg, or mcg) This should be printed on the ampoule itself . Where are the ampoules manufactured , and what type of B12 is supplied .
Cynocobalamin, Hydroxocobalamin or Methylcobalamin.
Ampules are for single use . Vials are multi-use containers .
I managed to get onto theb12store.com . They did not state what type of b12 that they supply or where it was made . You need to know that.
it is the methyl b12 and it is in micrograms 2500. but she said i would need to put it in 2 syringes. So I'll have to do that. I could not find where it was made at thought.
So I emailed b12supplies.com and she said it's concentrated so you all were correct, I would have to take .5 ml so it would be 1250 mcg so I can make it a little less so it will be closer to my normal dosage of 1000 mcg per one ml. thank you all for your support.
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