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You will need your tirzepatide vial (stored properly according to refrigeration guidelines ), a new sterile insulin syringe with an attached needle, alcohol swabs for cleaning the vial top and injection site, a sharps disposal container for used needles, and cotton balls or gauze for post-injection pressure

Mar 16, 2010 9:29 pm I have crohns with a colostomy and have been getting monthly injections for years (had my colostomy since 1991) apparently a lack of B-12 can cause a form of alzeheimers and do funny things to the nervous system tingling in the extremities its a good pick me up Mar 17, 2010 1:12 am Login to see image Hi there: Yes, I do need B12 injections every 2 weeks

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Larger vials last longer once reconstituted - but remember the 28-day reconstituted-solution shelf life