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Summer3
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I would like to try methylcobalamin shots. Does anyone know the best place to get them with all the supplies?

How much do they cost? About 1cc per day.

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Infuserve is very, very cheap...but I worry that they have a preservative and are not refrigerated.

Lee Silsby has preservative free and cost me about $70 for 8 (not including alcohol wipes and gloves). Some insurance cover it. My son's plan does, but mine doesn't.

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try McGuff compounding, they have good prices if u buy in 2-3 mo supply, ins wont pay since it's a medical food, but if you have pernicious anemia ins will pay as that's different case.
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College Pharmacy, they will bill your insurance for you..
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what is wrong with preservative???

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I don't know nonna. I just know that my son's Dr has him on a gluten free, dye free, preservative free...etc, etc diet.

Infuserve said it wasn't mercury, but I don't know if it's ok or not.

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Infuserve charges $45 for a 30 ml bottle of methlycobalamin. Depending on your dose, you can figure out how long that will last you.

They will bill your insurance but you must pay the cash price when you order and they will send reimbursement when they get the check from your insurance company.

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I got mine from a local compounding pharmacy, and they were refrigerated. They were about $55.00 a month. My insurance would not pay for them.
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