[1] What is the difference between bacteriostatic water and normal saline
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Simply put, its a sterile, non-pyrogenic water (non-pyrogenic means a substance is free from fever-causing substances) which contains a bacteriostatic agent (in our case, thats benzyl alcohol in the concentration of 0.9% - 9 mg/ml)
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No established upper limit exists because excess b12 excretes through kidneys without causing harm