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L-B5 Complex is a boxed set of injection vials of L-carnitine and vitamin B5 from Germany, printed with the name Sigma-tau, holding 14 vials of 10 ml.
The set has two kinds of vial: a clear vial with a white label and an amber vial with an orange label. Both have pink caps.
The vial labels print the word Complex, the strength per 10 ml, the e.v. /i.m. route and the name Sigma-tau. The box has German text along the bottom.
e.v. stands for endovenous, meaning given into a vein, and i.m. stands for intramuscular, meaning injected into muscle. The Rose Gold e.v. /i.m. mark on the box therefore shows the routes of administration.
Wikipedia explains that intravenous delivery puts a substance straight into the bloodstream, the fastest route, and that a trained health professional should place the line. The type, number and method of giving this set are for the treating doctor to decide.
Wikipedia notes that intravenous therapy can cause pain, infection at the cannula site, inflamed veins and leakage of fluid outside the vein, so it should be done by a skilled person using aseptic technique.
Tell the doctor first if you have had an allergy to a drug or vitamin, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have a medical condition or regular medicine. If anything unusual follows, contact the treating facility at once and show the doctor the box or a photo of the label.
Carnitine is made by the body from the amino acid lysine. It carries long-chain fatty acids from the cytosol into the mitochondria to be used for energy. Levocarnitine as a drug is approved by the US FDA for carnitine deficiency syndromes.
Vitamin B5, or pantothenic acid, is a water-soluble vitamin needed to make coenzyme A, which matters for energy production and for the metabolism of protein, carbohydrate and fat. It occurs in small amounts in almost all foods, and deficiency in people is very rare.
No. Those figures are as printed on the box of this set and are not a recommended amount for any individual. The treating doctor decides how it is given.
A doctor or skilled medical professional gives it into a vein or into muscle. Users should not give it themselves at home.
The price depends on the model and the quantity.
This information is for general knowledge and does not replace a doctor's advice. Every procedure should be performed by a licensed doctor in a medical facility.



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