Hi. My gp gave me a prescription for 1mg/1ml b12 to be injected. When I got back from the pharmacy and opened it, there was a small sealed bottle that had no opening and no needle? Never had one before. Do I have to take the bottle to the blood testing place for them to inject it into me or do I have to self Inject and request a needle from pharmacy?.
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SlowDragonAdministrator
Probably best to ask on PAS healthunlocked as well if no one here has an answer
Ok. Thanks slowdragon.
Friend takes hers to gp surgery and nurse injects. 😀
My surgery nurse dispenses, in fact I have one today call your surgery for advice.
I have an appointment this afternoon. Thanks everyone.
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