Skipping dose steps dramatically increases the risk and severity of adverse events
Both come from the same pharmaceutical company
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So why on earth is the BOP trying to restrict B12 as methylcobalamin
Ans: Injectable Vitamin B12, or cyanocobalamin injection, is the better choice when a pet has gastrointestinal problems that make it hard for the body to absorb nutrients properly
