Vitamin C Injection 2ml 500mg Ascorbic acid ampoule

 Use of this product should be done under professional supervision and consultation with your doctor.

Contents:

500mg/2ml (250mg per ml)
Sterile water

Appearance

Sterile clear pale yellow to yellow solution

Storage

Store below 25C / 77F, Keep in tight container, Protect from light

Side Effects and Safety

When given as a shot: Vitamin C is likely safe for most people when given as a shot into the muscle by a health care provider.

- Common side effects are pain and swelling at the injection site. High doses of vitamin C injections seem to have few side effects. In very high doses there is a potential for nausea and pain at the injection site.

Warnings and Precautions

Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Vitamin C is likely safe for pregnant or breast-feeding women when taken by mouth in amounts no greater than 2000mg daily for women over 19 years old, and 1800mg daily for women 14-18 years old, or given intramuscularly or intravenously.

Taking too much vitamin C during pregnancy can cause problems for babies. Vitamin C is possibly unsafe when taken by mouth in excessive amounts.

Please Read before undertaking a vitamin C supplement regimen:

More information on Vitamin C warnings and precautions

Drug Interactions

Possible interactions include:

Warfarin – High doses of vitamin C might reduce a persons response to this anticoagulant.
Estrogen – Taking vitamin C with oral contraceptive or hormone replacement therapy might increase your estrogen levels.

Protease inhibitors – Oral use of vitamin C might reduce the effect of these antiviral drugs.

Please Read Interactions before undertaking a vitamin C supplement regimen:

More information on Vitamin C interactions

B12 Vitamin Store makes no claims regarding positive or negative effects of vitamin C injection and accepts no responsibility for the usage of their products.