can you use insulin syringe for b12 injections Dr. prescribed injections. Pharmacy only gave me vials. Where do get your needles and syringes? What size?? Where do I inject? : r/B12_Deficiency what gauge needle to use

Vitamin Injections bypass the digestive system altogether, which means you can avoid those side effects

On the other hand, bacteriostatic water for peptide reconstitution is mainly used in pharmaceutical settings where it helps dissolve certain medications prior to administering them intravenously or intramuscularly

B12 deficiency can develop at any age

They put the vitamin into a muscle, usually in the arm or buttock

Signs of intramuscular injection include deeper, more intense pain during injection, increased bruising, faster onset of side effects (nausea, headache appearing within hours instead of the typical timeline), and a sore, tender feeling in the thigh muscle for a day or more after injection