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Reading date codes on B-Vitamin packaging

Reading the date codes on your vitamin B-12 and B-Complex is quite easy, However, it differs from the American format of dating products.

Our products date codes begin with the Day then Month, followed by the Year. This is the format Day/Month/Year.
Example:  Packaging: 04/08/18 = 04/August/2018

Below are photos of vitamin B12 1000mcg, B12 2000mcg, B-100 complex and Trivit-B complex packaging. We included photos to help you better understand what to look for when reading the manfuctured on, and expiration dates.

Those of you ordering Trivit-B will have written date codes included inside your package of ampules, so please look for it.

Vitamin B12 1000mcg

Vitamin B12 2000mcg

B-100 Complex - bottom of the box

Trivit-B Complex - end of the box

The photos above along with the instructions should help you to easily identify when your products were made and expire. If you have further questions you can always contact us and we will be happy

Injecting vitamin B-100 Complex, dosages and methods

B-100 Complex is injected using the intramuscular or intravenous method. The injections are given in the identified regions best suited for these types of injections, and intravenous is normally done only by medical professionals and usually in a hospital setting.

Hint: To lessen the sting of the B complex vitamins, B-100 Complex is often injected when combined with Vitamin B-12.

B-100 contains Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) 100mg, Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) 0.5mg, B3 Nicotinamide (Active form of B3) 100mg and Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) 1mg.

The How-to below does not take the place of professional tutelage. Before you decide to undertake self-injection, first consult a nurse practitioner or doctor to learn the proper methods for identifying and cleaning the injection sites, how-to properly open the vial and the administration of the contents. Prior to using this supplement, discuss with your healthcare professional all OTC (over the counter) and prescription

The Top 14 medical ailments requiring B-Vitamin Injections

Many people are unaware that quite a few medical diseases and conditions require vitamin B12 and B-Complex injections as part of their treatments. In this article we touch on many but not all medical conditions requiring vitamin B12 injections to assist patient recovery and continued maintenance for their fight against these debilitating illnesses.Vitamin B12 is crucial to maintaining proper health and assists in thousands of bodily processes.

Those suffering Lupus or Grave’s disease and other immune system disorders are more likely to be vitamin B12 and B-Vitamin deficient. Therefore requiring B-Vitamin supplementation, usually through injection to be certain they are receiving the proper amounts that are easily and readily available for patients bodies to utilize and not lost lost through malabsorption or limited absorption in the digestive tract.

A condition named atrophic gastritis that causes a person’s stomach lining to thin

Trivit-B Complex

Trivit-B is a B-Complex vitamin solution that comes in 3ml ampoules, each containing 1000mcg vitamin B-12, 100mg vitamin B1 and 50mg vitamin B6.

Trivit-B Complex is often prescribed to treat the following:

•     Anemia due to vitamin B12 deficiency conditions
•     Aplastic anemia caused by toxic substances and drugs. Aplastic anemia is a condition that occurs when your body stops producing enough new blood cells
•     Iron anemia
•     Posthemorrhagic anemia (a condition in which a person quickly loses a large volume of circulating hemoglobin)
•     Liver disease (hepatitis, cirrhosis)
•     Funicular myelosis
•     Polyneuritis (inflammation of many nerves simultaneously)
•     Neuralgia (pain due to nerve damage)
•     Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (a group of rare neurological diseases)
•     Children's cerebral palsy
•     Down syndrome
•     Peripheral nerve injury
•     Skin diseases (psoriasis, photodermatosis, herpetiformis dermatitis, neurodermatitis)
•     For prevention

Injecting Trivit-B Complex

Trivit-B Complex is normally injected using the intramuscular method of injection. This means that the injection is given in the identified regions best suited for this type of injection that is directly administered into the muscle. Needle gauge and length vary by body type so consult with your healthcare professional to choose which is best for your use. The how-to is located here: How to Perform an Intramuscular Injection.

The How-To link does not take the place of professional healthcare tutelage. Before you decide to undertake self-injection, first consult a nurse practitioner or doctor to learn the proper method of identifying and cleaning the injection site, how-to properly open the ampoules and the administration of the contents. Prior to using this supplement, discuss with your healthcare professional all OTC and prescription medicines you are currently taking. Read carefully the potential side effects and cautions of the contents.

Frequency of injection

Sam’s Real Life Story of 30 Years of Vitamin B12 Injections

I first became acquainted with Sam in 2012 while traveling throughout South East Asia, but his long history of Vitamin B12 injections is something he just recently revealed. The following is Sam’s story in his own words.

For many years I found myself mostly living in Asia. One day in India, without an obvious reason, I found myself extremely energy depleted and lacking my normal cognitive sharpness. I was physically and mentally functioning at extremely lower levels than I could ever recall. Indian doctors immediately did a battery of stool tests to look for the common culprit parasites, which are very common in the region, especially in foreigners.

After doing 2 tests with different labs, time was expiring quickly and it felt like I was also. I headed back to the USA and some western medicine, and once again they immediately requested stool and blood tests, and they both came back with normal results. I had these tests in both

Subcutaneous Vitamin B12 Injections

Basically, this is an injection under the skin into the fatty tissue. It may sound unpleasant, but when done right, administering such an injection can be virtually painless, and will allow the absorption of vitamin B12 over a 24-hour period. A dosage of 2ml is recommended as safe, anything more could cause irritation at the injection site. As with anything healthcare-related, it should be learnt from a professional.

Instructions for self-administering a vitamin B12 subcutaneous injection:

We recommend seeking professional help before self-administering an injection, however, if you do wish to self-administer, here are some guidelines to help.

Safety first:

1. Always use a sterile needle – don’t touch it.
2. Wipe the surface of the skin, and vial or ampule, with separate alcohol wipes.
3. Prior to insertion, use a fresh alcohol wipe to clean the vial and let it dry
4. Only touch the skin you intend to pinch
5. Always use clean needles and dispose of old ones

Do you feel as though you're not functioning at your full potential and want to find out why?

• Have you been feeling low on energy, depressed in mood and unable to think clearly or focus for long periods and can't quite place your finger on the cause?
• Do you eat well, exercise and try to get enough sleep, but your body seems to be functioning at sub-par levels?
• Are you experiencing unusual numbness or tingling in your limbs?
• Did you discover that you show many signs and symptoms listed for vitamin B12 deficiency?  

It's time you find out if you are vitamin B12 deficient. Discover why and how to test your vitamin B12 levels and what the results will tell you.

Why should you test your vitamin B12 levels?

Testing can help you find out if your body is properly metabolizing vitamin B12 from the foods and supplements that you ingest. If you are suffering some of the signs and symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency, then it is time to have your vitamin B12 levels tested. Chronic low levels can cause

Vegetarians and Vegans and Vitamin B12 - Part 2

 “How do Vegans and Vegetarians Get Enough B12?”

Vitamin B12 cannot be obtained from plants because they do not use B12 or store it. It has been discovered that plants containing vitamin B12 actually have what are known as B12 analogs named cobamides. These B12 analog cobamides prohibit B12 absorption therefore increasing the need for the real vitamin B12. Consuming these foods contributes to vegans and vegetarians B12 deficiencies.

Quite a bit of research is available about plants that were thought to provide adequate B12 but then were discovered instead to contain cobamides. Fermented soy, seaweed and spirulina are examples of foods containing these cobamides.

Vegans and vegetarians have to navigate a bit more difficult road to intake the proper amount of B vitamins and vegans more so than vegetarians do. Vegans eating a raw or macrobiotic diet that neglects fortified foods are at an especially high risk.

Wait, it gets trickier. Milk is