Thiamine Hydrochloride 10mg/mL + Riboflavin 1mg/mL + Pyridoxine Hydrochloride 2mg/mL + Nicotinamide 25mg/mL + Dexpanthenol 2mg/mL, 30mL Injection$54.00
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Thiamine Hydrochloride 10mg/mL + Riboflavin 1mg/mL + Pyridoxine Hydrochloride 2mg/mL + Nicotinamide 25mg/mL + Dexpanthenol 2mg/mL, 30mL Injection
SKU GME545Nutrition Support
Product Introduction
This injectable B-vitamin combination replaces deficiencies of thiamine, riboflavin, pyridoxine, nicotinamide and pantothenate. It supports nutritional recovery when poor absorption or inability to take oral supplements prevents adequate replacement.
How to use
A trained healthcare professional administers this preparation by intramuscular or slow intravenous injection. It is supplied in a multidose vial; each withdrawal uses a new sterile needle and syringe.
How it works
The B vitamins form or support coenzymes involved in carbohydrate, fat and protein metabolism. They help cells release energy from food and maintain normal nervous-system and tissue function.
Side effects
Possible effects include nausea, stomach upset, flushing, bright yellow urine, injection-site discomfort, itching, or allergic reaction. Excessive long-term intake of some B vitamins can cause toxicity.
Important information
This formulation does not contain vitamin B12 and cannot replace B12 treatment for pernicious anaemia. Tell your doctor about previous reactions to injected vitamins and levodopa taken without carbidopa. Prolonged high pyridoxine exposure can itself damage sensory nerves.
Uses
- Treatment or prevention of vitamin B deficiency.
Benefits
Supports correction of deficiency-related fatigue, nerve symptoms, mouth changes, or nutritional gaps when deficiency is present.
What is Vitamin B-complex 30mL used for?
Vitamin B-complex 30mL is used to prevent or treat B-vitamin deficiency when supplementation is needed.
Can it treat vitamin B12 deficiency?
No. This formulation supplies B1, B2, B6, nicotinamide and dexpanthenol, but no vitamin B12. B12 deficiency requires a preparation containing that vitamin.
Can urine become yellow?
Yes. Riboflavin can make urine bright yellow and is usually harmless.
Can too much be harmful?
Yes. Long-term high doses of some B vitamins, especially B6, may cause nerve problems.
Can injections be self-given?
A healthcare professional gives this injection. The route and schedule depend on the individual vitamin composition and the deficiency being treated.
B-complex vitamins: a group of water-soluble vitamins involved in metabolism. Coenzyme: a molecule that helps an enzyme carry out a reaction. Riboflavin: vitamin B2, which can colour urine yellow. Pyridoxine: vitamin B6, excessive exposure to which can damage nerves. Malabsorption: impaired uptake of nutrients from the intestine.; AR: Vitamin B-complex 30mL حقن; FR: Vitamin B-complex 30mL injection; PT: Vitamin B-complex 30mL injeção; ES: Vitamin B-complex 30mL inyección; RU: Vitamin B-complex 30mL инъекция; ID: Vitamin B-complex 30mL injeksi; VI: Vitamin B-complex 30mL thuốc tiêm; MS: Vitamin B-complex 30mL suntikan; TL: Vitamin B-complex 30mL iniksyon; ZH-SG: Vitamin B-complex 30mL 注射剂