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Thanks, TK. This is all very helpful. I've had a shot

every week for the past month with clear benefit. I'm

first going to see how I do without one for a couple of

weeks, but probably I'll want to do this at least

periodically.

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> >> TK,

> >

> > I just did a search and I see that B12 is quite inexpensive.

>

>

> TK--- It is not really that expensive when you take into account how

> much one uses. One bottle 30ml 5000mcg/ml lasts me a very long

> time. I recommend getting a 5000 mcg/ml concentration so the

> injection is a smaller amount because the more you need to inject the

> more discomfort as the fluid temporarily displaces tissue.

>

>

> How

> > do you decide where to get it, i.e. whether it's a good quality,

> > safe product?

>

>

> TK--- I get mine through Kronos Pharmacy in Nevada. You would need

> to look at any additional ingredients for safety.

>

>

>

> And how do we know it's not preserved with

> > thimerasol?

>

>

> TK--- It isn't, the preservative in injectable B 12 is sodium

> chloride.

>

>

> Yeah, it's not a vaccine, but I'm paranoid. Are

> > there any other ingredients?

>

>

> TK--- It should be B12, sodium chloride and sterile water.

>

>

>

> >

> > Also, how much do you give per dose - is it a standard amount or

> > did you titrate based on experience?

>

>

> TK--- It is usually suggested 1000 mcg per injection several times a

> week. The individual can then adjust dosage, it is not toxic and any

> extra that is not used it just excreted in the urine.

>

>

>

> How long have you been doing

> > this?

>

>

> TK--- 3-4 years

>

>

>

> >

> > I have given myself injections before (allergy shots, which is

> > partly how I got to where I am), so I don't think I'd need any

> > instruction.

>

>

> TK--- If you know how to do subcutaneous injections that is all you

> need to know. I suggest 29 guage x 1/2 " needle 100 or 50 unit

> insulin syringes. I prefer BD Ultra - fine but there may be other

> better ones now.

>

>

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