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human vs vet grade B12?
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How is the human B12 "better?" Unless of course the vet stuff isn't clean, in which case you shouldn't use it all -- which I wouldn't.
Besides, there's no real advantage to B12 injections anyway. Doctors used to give them all the time and now they're hardly ever administered. They're only benificial is case of severe depletion, malnutrition or anemia where it's neccessary to get it in the bloodstream as fast as possible. Is that the case with you? Injectable B12 will only stay in the body for about 24 -48 hours (since it's water soluable, as are all B vitamins).
B12 was meant to be eaten, among the other B complex, and that's the way it works best.
Besides, there's no real advantage to B12 injections anyway. Doctors used to give them all the time and now they're hardly ever administered. They're only benificial is case of severe depletion, malnutrition or anemia where it's neccessary to get it in the bloodstream as fast as possible. Is that the case with you? Injectable B12 will only stay in the body for about 24 -48 hours (since it's water soluable, as are all B vitamins).
B12 was meant to be eaten, among the other B complex, and that's the way it works best.
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Vet and human grade made by the same companies are the SAME EXACT THING. Do you think that your Vet deca and human deca made from (example) Organon has a vet drum and a human drum? No, they are all made in the same place/lot. Just put into different bottles at the end of the day. It just would not be economical to have two separate facilities within a lab to produce two different grades. The markup is huge on human grade so it offsets the lower cost of vet grade that still carries a substantial profit.
Vet and human grade made by the same companies are the SAME EXACT THING. Do you think that your Vet deca and human deca made from (example) Organon has a vet drum and a human drum? No, they are all made in the same place/lot. Just put into different bottles at the end of the day. It just would not be economical to have two separate facilities within a lab to produce two different grades. The markup is huge on human grade so it offsets the lower cost of vet grade that still carries a substantial profit.
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I don't think i've seen a company that procudes both vet and human grade gear. I could be wrong though. It's usually one way or the other, and the vet copmanies don't have as much "checkpoints" as the human grade ones.
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