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Freezing damages B12, and a frozen vial should be discarded

To obtain the hematocrit-corrected platelet count (X) we used the following formula: X = (h1xp1 / HxP) x 100, wherein each symbol denotes the following: h1: hematocrit of the sample, p1: platelet count of the sample, H: mean hematocrit value of the normal range in healthy animals (= 0.435), P: mean platelet count value of the normal range in healthy animals (= 875)

Provider-determined dose, monthly compounded refills, no blood work required at intake

There are actually several forms of B12, but all of them contain the mineral cobalt, per the National Institutes of Health (NIH)