difference between vet and human b12?

[test-monkey]

what is the differnce between vet and human injectable b12? I heard human is more potent? is that true?

 

[babbabuee]

i've heard it's the same. I just can't get into injecting vet grade stuff. I even bought a bottle of the vet b12 and never used it. anyway, I found the b12 to be a bit overrated. yeah it's a bit of a pick me upper, but it's just more sticking yourself.

 

[newpump]

go vet grade - its cheaper

 

[JuicePimp]

The difference isnt in potency, its in the standards of cleanliness they must comply with. Human grade stuff is supposed to be cleaner. That being said, just use the vet stuff. At the price for b12, you cant beat it.

 

[ripper2]

price.

 

[test-monkey]

well as long as it works and I don't hear horror stories about infections with vet grade then vet grade it is

 

[concordsize]

Ill be honest I was using the human grade stuff and I was like HELL YEAH!!! When the bottle ran out I got a big bottle of the vet grade and I think that the human was stronger.

 

[test-monkey]

Ill be honest I was using the human grade stuff and I was like HELL YEAH!!! When the bottle ran out I got a big bottle of the vet grade and I think that the human was stronger.

was the dose the same? do you think maybe by the time you ran out and started using the vet you were building a tollerence?

 

[concordsize]

that crossed my mind. My dose at first was 1/2cc 3 times per week, but it quickly went to 1cc 3 times per week when I got the vet. Dont get me wrong I think the vet is the better deal but I would deff say that one was stronger than the other.
Kinda like comparing QV and Organon you know?? Both work!!

 

[lartinos]

the price

 

[2Thick]

The difference isnt in potency, its in the standards of cleanliness they must comply with.

Dude, don't post if you do not know what you are talking about.

The B12 for humans and for animals is bottled in the same factories. They just get a different label.

They are exactly the same.

FYI, any farmer will bet that their $2000 steer is worth more than your life, so why would they use something that could get them infected...

 

[boardlizard]

I been using Vet B12 @1cc E3D or when I need a pickup, for close to 6 months now. Nothing different from Human grade and the Vet as far as I could tell(other than price). Yeah, B12 can get over hype'd now and then. But its great when you find something that actually works and is cheap too. B12 is definetely a keeper in my supplement regime.

 

[JuicePimp]

The B12 for humans and for animals is bottled in the same factories. They just get a different label.

They are exactly the same.

FYI, any farmer will bet that their $2000 steer is worth more than your life, so why would they use something that could get them infected...

2Thick, I know you a good bro, and while I would not doubt what you say probably happens, I was just referring to 'standards' Human labs do have more inspections, etc.

And as to any farmer and his 'bet' I will beat the crap of that farmer and stick his prize steer up his butt one piece at a time.

FYI, not all b12 is the same, I have some USA human grade and some vet grade I bought off the web - its made in Indonesia. I am willing to bet it may be a tad less clean)

 

[granby140]

i only used the vet and i liked it

 

[gab9681]

I have used both and couldn't tell the difference. Go vet, it's way cheaper.

 

[sh4dowf4lcon]

Dude, don't post if you do not know what you are talking about.

The B12 for humans and for animals is bottled in the same factories. They just get a different label.

They are exactly the same.

FYI, any farmer will bet that their $2000 steer is worth more than your life, so why would they use something that could get them infected...

And frankly some steers cost a hellova lot more than 2K. I agree with 2thick 100%. B12 is bottled in the same factories with exact same sterility concerns and potency.