Potential Side Effects and Considerations Vitamin B12 is generally safe at recommended doses, but side effects like headache, nausea, or stomach upset can occur with high-dose supplementation
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| Target Concentration | BAC Water to Add | Dose per 10 units on syringe | |---------------------|-----------------|------------------------------| | 6mg/ml | 2.0ml | 0.6mg | | 12mg/ml | 1.0ml | 1.2mg | | 4mg/ml | 3.0ml | 0.4mg | **Best for:** Patients transitioning from 2mg to 4mg weekly doses