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General medical use Chronic fatigue Weakness and debility Post-illness recovery Poor nutrition or appetite loss Benefits Promotes nerve repair and regeneration Improves nerve conduction and reduces tingling/numbness Enhances energy metabolism Supports RBC formation Reduces inflammation in nerve tissues Helps restore vitamin B levels quickly Administration Route Intramuscular (IM) injection To be administered by a healthcare professional Side Effects (Possible) Injection site pain Mild rash or allergic reaction (rare) Warm sensation Storage Store below 25C Protect from light Keep ampoule in original pack