Cyanocobalamin Garbage?

[Keep_It_Moving]

Is the B12 Cyanocobalamin a bad choice to inject? I got a 30ml bottle for free and have being injecting 1ml 2x week....

I know it is on austinite's #4 position of b12 supplements... but reading another thread got me sorta worried...

[Fcarey32]

The cyanide released by it is completely insignificant, methyl is a much better way to go though.

[Gaspaco]

I use it and like it

[DexterMorgan]

Methyl oral lozenges are better than injectable cyano.

[Keep_It_Moving]

The cyanide released by it is completely insignificant, methyl is a much better way to go though.

so you're saying that the one i have is ok? i dont want to purchase a different one, as i received this for free from my clinic...

im just asking is it ok to use or a waste? i dont want cyanide poisoning...

[Keep_It_Moving]

Methyl oral lozenges are better than injectable cyano.

all i have is the one my clinic gave me bro...
g2g or trash it?

[BBJT200]

You're not going to get cyanide poisoning from using it twice a week like that.
Chill out.

[Fcarey32]

Yeah buddy, it's fine. But I prefer the methyl lozenges, they work best for me as well.

[Hypertrophic89]

Around 5 years ago when i was right into bodybuilding before my surgerys this stuff was really popular amongst bodybuilders. I never used it myself but i had close friends that did. Some of the effects they experienced was increased energy and better utilisation of macronutrients. Cyanide poisoning will not be a issue brother. But dont expect a miracle from it either

[Keep_It_Moving]

cool.. thank u guys for responding... i see i have an inferior version but ill continue to use it, since it was free... lol

thanks all!

[rmbX66t1]

The cyano- version of B12 is poo poo, in my humble opinion.

[Quester]

Methyl oral lozenges are better than injectable cyano.

Not all of them...
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[Posted 07/26/2013]
AUDIENCE: Consumer, Health Professional
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[07/26/2013 Press Release - FDA]