Cost per mg is given so researchers can compare vial sizes on a like-for-like basis
The vitamin is absorbed in two ways: Active through a special transport molecule (intrinsic factor) saturated at approximately 1.5g per dose/meal Passive through vitamin B12 that passes through the intestinal wall without a transport molecule maximum 1% of the supplied dosage The real intake is calculated through the combination of these two mechanisms
When it comes to potential risks of taking too much vitamin B12, it is important to note that it is difficult to do so from food sources, though it is possible to take too much from supplements
Too little produces minimal effect
During your initial consultation with our doctor, you will discuss your medical history in order to assess whether there could be any risk factors that would make it inadvisable to take B12 injections
Insurance coverage for these injections can vary based on your individual insurance plan, the medical necessity of the treatment, and other personal health factors