MB12 Shot Help, Metallic collection in Needle Barrel

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Hi all , I have been giving our daughter MB12 shots for just over 2

weeks, I noticed the last shot that there is a collection of what

looks like a metallic " blob " in the bottom of the barrel of the

needle. We keep them in the fridge...is this normal? she doesn't react

to the shot ....but we use emla and wait until she is asleep to give

it to her...any thoughts? We are in Canada so our choices of pharmacys

is limited.... Help please

Thanks

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I noticed a similar thing in our mb-12 shots as well, I found that when they warmed to room temperature and shook them it blended.I turned down the temperature in the frig and it stopped happening.I think they were just getting too cold.I hope.Maureen wrote: Hi all , I have been giving our daughter MB12 shots for just over 2 weeks, I noticed the last shot that there is a collection of what looks like a metallic "blob" in the bottom of the barrel of the needle. We keep them in the fridge...is this normal?

she doesn't react to the shot ....but we use emla and wait until she is asleep to give it to her...any thoughts? We are in Canada so our choices of pharmacys is limited.... Help please Thanks

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I noticed the same thing with my son's shots a few weeks ago. Some of

them seemed to have the blob while others were clear upon taking them

from the fridge. So, I gave him a clear one and called Wellness

Pharmacy the next day. They said that it was normal for it to do

that. I take it out and leave it at room temp a little longer, then

invert it a few times to kind of mix up that blob after it's warm. by

the time I give him the injection, it looks good. hope that helps!

Kari

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> Hi all , I have been giving our daughter MB12 shots for just over 2

> weeks, I noticed the last shot that there is a collection of what

> looks like a metallic " blob " in the bottom of the barrel of the

> needle. We keep them in the fridge...is this normal? she doesn't react

> to the shot ....but we use emla and wait until she is asleep to give

> it to her...any thoughts? We are in Canada so our choices of pharmacys

> is limited.... Help please

> Thanks

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