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You must obtain a prescription from a doctor whose scope of practice allows them to prescribe drugs (MD, DO, ND/NMD) or a nurse with prescription rights who is under the direct supervision of a physician
However, it is important to always consult with a medical professional before taking B12 injections as they could affect the efficacy and safety of other medications
Once a patient is on a maintenance dose, their B12 levels are generally stable, and a single days difference is unlikely to have a clinical impact
