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Originally Posted by Lara
Hi ConsiderThis, I'm surprised. Just wondering where you may have got that information. Things are somewhat over restricted here I find (not that it's a bad thing) and I was absolutely under the impression that one needed a prescription. I had B12 injections some years ago and it was script only. I've just tried to find out info. now online but it's difficult sifting through all the TGA stuff here. So, just wondering who told you that it was available without a prescription? I wasn't aware that was possible.
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Hi Lara,
It was on a thread in the Peripheral Neuropathy forum... about getting Methylcobalamin, which I guess is very expensive in Australia...
A poster wrote that the hydroxy was at the chemist and available without prescription. Look in the Peripheral Neuropathy forum...
I should get the link for you...
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...ad.php?t=25744
It's post number 6:
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we can get Hydroxocobalamin in injection form from any chemist with or without a doctors script.
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