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It is also found in: Jewellery [see Jewellery allergy] Metal household items (eg, cutlery, zippers, coins, keys,) Cosmetics especially eye shadow, blushers, and compact powders [see Contact reactions to cosmetics] Leather Clothing and shoes [see Textile contact dermatitis, Shoe contact dermatitis] Hair dye Medical devices, eg orthopaedic implants, stents, pacemakers, medication pumps Dental alloys [see Skin problems in dentists and dental technicians] Cement Paints Plastics Ceramics Blue tattoo pigments [see Tattoo-associated skin reactions] Animal feeds Printing inks Vitamin B12 tablets and injections

This course is perfect for healthcare professionals looking to expand their skillset or individuals interested in B12 injections for personal use

A vitamin B12 deficiency can occur for a variety of reasons, which is why its important to speak with your doctor

Cyanocobalamin Cyanocobalamin is contraindicated in those with hypersensitivity to cobalt moiety or cobalamin molecule due to the risk of anaphylaxis

What it does call for is a bit of preparation

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