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stork
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Just curious. Had a 375ish on last screen. This is low pretty low based on my understanding and LLMD's interpretation. Maybe bringing this up will help with neuro issues...

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sammy
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Jarrow makes a sublingual methyl B12 supplement, you can get it in 1,000mcg or 5,000mcg doses. Check it out at iherb.com: http://www.iherb.com/Jarrow-Formulas-Methyl-B-12-5000-mcg-60-Lozenges/117?at=0

If you are wanting an RX oral supplement check out Metanx. http://www.metanx.com/QuickFacts
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Dawn in VA
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Sublingual would be the way to go I reckon if you can't get/do the methyl B-12 shots (the latter of which are often covered by insurance with a doc's script).

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