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Default Vitamin b12 results

Hi - wanted to ask because I can't seem to search the forum correctly and so I couldn't just look this up. What is considered a normal range for b12 ? I know that the value varies based on different doctors and studies . I just got my results back and it was 419 - any thoughts whether that is normal ? (The online hospital results say 200-900 are normal )
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