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It is sold in 30 mL multi-dose vials and used as a reconstitution diluent for lyophilised (freeze-dried) compounds: vitamin B12, certain hormone preparations, research peptides, and various compounded injectable medications dispensed by private clinics
If you have a severe medical condition or health concern, see your physician
We also provide ongoing monitoring of your B12 levels to ensure your treatment is effective and adjusted as needed
The following is the list of possible risks with Lipo-Mino: Redness Pain or bruising Bleeding at the injection site (usually minimal and dissipate in a minimal amount of time) Allergic reaction to the injections Urinary problems (urge incontinence) Diarrhea or upset stomach In addition, B12 has been reported to cause peripheral vascular thrombosis and itching, with some patients experiencing joint pain
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In light of her recent feature in The Australian highlighting the risks of peptide injections, she is here to explain exactly what the science says, the dangers involved, and how to safely achieve the skin results you want
