How many of you guys are using veterinary grade B12?

[Micklos]

I'm thinking of running injectable B12 with my cycle...maybe even long term, and I hear a lot of guys use veterinary grade stuff. I also hear the "grade" part of that is BS, since it all gets bottled in the same factory. I don't know if that's true, but how many of you guys use the vet-grade stuff? Anyone have any problems?
Oh, and would pinning it in the same syringe as the Test oil slow its absorption? I'd assume so, but what do I know?

 

[mudflat]

You can get human grade from the lion, don't expect much from B12, use a insulin needle in belly fat to administer.

 

[Micklos]

You can get human grade from the lion, don't expect much from B12, use a insulin needle in belly fat to administer.

Aren't they in the US? I'm in the UK, so I'm not sure about the postage and such. I'll look into it. I'm only running it as a supplement. If I'm one of the lucky ones who report feeling more get-up-and-go and increased appetite, I'll keep using it. If I'm not, I won't.

 

[J.P.Q.]

Lot of AAC could be registered as veterinary due to the legislation's forbiddance. And lot of people use them.
I think that veterinary B12 will be as good as human one. Often it is simply to get registration for the veterinary preparations, and i doubt that B12 could be dangerous.

 

[Micklos]

Lot of AAC could be registered as veterinary due to the legislation's forbiddance. And lot of people use them.
I think that veterinary B12 will be as good as human one. Often it is simply to get registration for the veterinary preparations, and i doubt that B12 could be dangerous.

I think the only difference is that the human grade stuff must be clean and sterile by law, and the veterinary stuff must be clean and sterile or they go outta business. I think most businesses would take one lawsuit over going under, any day. Someone also said the animal stuff is more concentrated. I wonder if the oil is thicker, too. I guess nobody gives a shit how an animal feels the day after an injection.

 

[mudflat]

The lions stuff looks like red water and I personally get nothing from B1. I don't think its oil based.

 

[Micklos]

The lions stuff looks like red water and I personally get nothing from B1. I don't think its oil based.

Actually, I often see it sold with extra vials of water, so it must be water soluble.

 

[Duke30]

I get mine at the states..Inject it into the shoulders..comes with everything.They raised the price $10.00

B-12 injections made me get a 10 pound gain.It's really Good.B-12 makes the body use the food one is taking in...sort of like a super charger.

If it doesn't work..then its either not B-12 or one is not taking in enough food.

Veterinary grade B12? No..use the human one.Be sensible.Remember there is 2 different B-12's.

 

[J.P.Q.]

I think the only difference is that the human grade stuff must be clean and sterile by law, and the veterinary stuff must be clean and sterile or they go outta business. I think most businesses would take one lawsuit over going under, any day. Someone also said the animal stuff is more concentrated. I wonder if the oil is thicker, too. I guess nobody gives a shit how an animal feels the day after an injection.

you may be right concerning concentration for the animal staff.
I've used animal and human gear... I have not noticed that animal one is thicker. It's not about the exact B12.