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Depovit B12 1000mcg - 2 Ampoules

Hydroxocobalamin" injections (1000mcg) to treat Vitamin B12 deficiency and related anemia. Its long-acting formula supports nerve health, boosts energy levels, and improves cognitive functions with sustained efficacy

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  • Key IngredientsHydroxocobalamin 1000mcg
  • Product FormAmpoule
  • Package Size2 Pieces
  • Caution & WarningsDo not use if allergic to cobalt. Keep ampoules protected from light and store below 25°C.
  • Storage ConditionsStore at room temperature (below 25°C), away from direct light, and in the original packaging.
  • How To UseAdministered via intramuscular (IM) injection only. Dosage and duration are strictly determined by your physician.
  • ConcernsAnemia Treatment and Nerve Health Support

  1. What distinguishes Depovit from other Vitamin B12 injections?

    • Answer: Depovit contains "Hydroxocobalamin," a long-acting formula that stays in the body longer than traditional forms, reducing the frequency of injections needed.

  2. What are the primary benefits of these injections?

    • Answer: They help treat anemia, support and strengthen nerve health, and contribute to improving energy levels while reducing fatigue and exhaustion.

  3. Can it be used by diabetic patients?

    • Answer: Yes, it is often prescribed for diabetics to prevent peripheral neuropathy that may result from the disease or certain diabetic medications.

  4. How often should a Depovit injection be taken?

    • Answer: The doctor determines the dose based on the severity of the deficiency; common schedules include once weekly or once monthly as a maintenance dose.

  5. Can it be taken orally?

    • Answer: No, these ampoules are designed for intramuscular (IM) injection only to ensure complete and direct absorption into the body.