Re: Anyone tried MB12 injections on themselves?

April 30, 2012

I tried it on myself in my stomach and it also burned. It did not feel good at all. I give them to my son when he is asleep in the upper outer buttocks and he doesn't feel it. CassieSent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®Sender: mb12valtrex Date: Tue, 1 May 2012 01:03:17 +0300To: <mb12valtrex >ReplyTo: mb12valtrex Subject: Anyone tried MB12 injections on themselves? Hi,After 3 months of starting the MB12 injections for my son, I thought of trying it myself. WHAT THE H…..??!! I felt as if fire came across my whole thigh , I've injected myself in the outer side of the thigh, a common subcutaneous injection area. The Burning only lasted for 20 seconds, but I can now see why my son cries when we're about to give him his injection.Is this normal or is there something wrong with the combined liquid? Btw, we got it from a combining pharmacy in the US, and we're far away in Syria. Thanks!Noura

April 30, 2012

Hi noura!!I'll start mb12 now i'm scared, do you put it to your child??. How you do?Enviado desde mi dispositivo BlackBerry® de Orange.Sender: mb12valtrex Date: Tue, 1 May 2012 01:03:17 +0300To: <mb12valtrex >ReplyTo: mb12valtrex Subject: Anyone tried MB12 injections on themselves? Hi,After 3 months of starting the MB12 injections for my son, I thought of trying it myself. WHAT THE H…..??!! I felt as if fire came across my whole thigh , I've injected myself in the outer side of the thigh, a common subcutaneous injection area. The Burning only lasted for 20 seconds, but I can now see why my son cries when we're about to give him his injection.Is this normal or is there something wrong with the combined liquid? Btw, we got it from a combining pharmacy in the US, and we're far away in Syria. Thanks!Noura

April 30, 2012

I just started using it a few weeks ago from a compounding pharmacy in the US. I inject it in my upper outside buttock as they recommend here. No pain at all and I feel great! To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex > Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 6:07 PM Subject: Re:

Anyone tried MB12 injections on themselves?

Hi noura!!I'll start mb12 now i'm scared, do you put it to your child??. How you do?Enviado desde mi dispositivo BlackBerryÂ® de Orange.

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Date: Tue, 1 May 2012 01:03:17 +0300To: <mb12valtrex >ReplyTo: mb12valtrex

Subject: Anyone tried MB12 injections on themselves?

Hi,After 3 months of starting the MB12 injections for my son, I thought of trying it myself. WHAT THE Hâ€¦..??!! I felt as if fire came across my whole thigh , I've injected myself in the outer side of the thigh, a common subcutaneous injection area. The Burning only lasted for 20 seconds, but I can now see why my son cries when we're about to give him his injection.Is this normal or is there something wrong with the combined liquid? Btw, we got it from a combining pharmacy in the US, and we're far away in

Syria. Thanks!Noura

April 30, 2012

Noura,

I remember when my son's doctor first prescribed B12 he explained to us that while its cheaper to buy it "in bulk", he did not recommend it because after a few months of sitting in a syringe, the injection will burn.

Most doctors here recommend giving the shot in the upper fatty part of the bum. I've got PLENTY of cushion on my thighs but idk if I 'd be brave enough to stick myself there!

Tammy

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Subject: Anyone tried MB12 injections on themselves?

Hi,After 3 months of starting the MB12 injections for my son, I thought of trying it myself. WHAT THE H…..??!! I felt as if fire came across my whole thigh , I've injected myself in the outer side of the thigh, a common subcutaneous injection area. The Burning only lasted for 20 seconds, but I can now see why my son cries when we're about to give him his injection.Is this normal or is there something wrong with the combined liquid? Btw, we got it from a combining pharmacy in the US, and we're far away in Syria. Thanks!Noura

April 30, 2012

NO.... it is NOT normal for this to burn!!!

For years[10+] we have used MB12 shots prepared in the syringes for a 3 mos

supply or ordered the mb12 in a 10cc vial to draw up ourselves. Both of these

were fine until the past year when the pharmacy we were using for the 10cc vial

'changed its formula.' My daughter who gives herself the injection began

complaining about the stinging. I tried it and it was disgustingly awful -

burning in a large area around the injection site. Obviously, something had been

added to this 'preservative free' formula. No notice was given to us about the

change and no label accompanied the medication to indicate a change. The MB12

shots should only contain MB12 and sterile water for injection if they are truly

'preservative free.' I could not get a straight answer from the pharmacy on what

they had changed; only that a change had occurred. We spent much of the fall

trying to get the original MB12 from this outfit and never did get a formula

that did not sting. We have since ordered from another compounding one in our

area - preservative free and NO sting! Coincidentally, aluminum is now high red

in hair test for this daughter - my question now is was an aluminum preservative

added to the MB12?

I would encourage anyone who is experiencing discomfort from the MB12 shots to

switch to another supplier and to make sure the prescription is written for

'preservaive free.' If it is filled in an insulin syringe using a 31 gauge

needle, there is virtually no discomfort to the injection - only a small prick w

the needle going in. There should NOT be pain upon injecting the medication.

Even using the last syringes of a 3 mos supply did not cause discomfort when the

proper medication was dispensed.

>

> Noura,

>

> I remember when my son's doctor first prescribed B12 he explained to us that

while its cheaper to buy it " in bulk " , he did not recommend it because after a

few months of sitting in a syringe, the injection will burn.

>

> Most doctors here recommend giving the shot in the upper fatty part of the

bum. I've got PLENTY of cushion on my thighs but idk if I 'd be brave enough to

stick myself there!

>

> Tammy

>

> Sent from my Kindle Fire

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> Hi,

>

> After 3 months of starting the MB12 injections for my son, I thought of trying

it myself. WHAT THE Hâ€¦..??!! I felt as if fire came across my whole thigh ,

I've injected myself in the outer side of the thigh, a common subcutaneous

injection area. The Burning only lasted for 20 seconds, but I can now see why my

son cries when we're about to give him his injection.

>

> Is this normal or is there something wrong with the combined liquid?

>

> Btw, we got it from a combining pharmacy in the US, and we're far away in

Syria.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Noura

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April 30, 2012

I dont remember it being preservative free. How could that not even cross my mind?!??

Do you mind sharing the name of the pharmacy you initially used? When I placed my first order for my son, I remember asking if there was a way to tell if the syringe had begun to "gel" ' up before using it. The girl on the phone pretended not to know what I was talking about. I explained to her that I had heard MANY parental reports

About it gelling up from time to time. She denied ever hearing any complaints. But wouldnt ya know it? By the time we got to the last of the syringes, some had begun to gel. Hmmmmmm.....