Lipotropics & Injectable Nutrients
B12 is supplied as a 10 ml solution across four SKUs. The verified identity is cyanocobalamin, PubChem CID 166596686; no dosing reference entry exists.
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Lipotropics & Injectable Nutrients
B12 is listed under Lipotropics and Injectable Nutrients, and it is a solution product rather than a research peptide. The verified chemical record held against it is cyanocobalamin, the cobalt-centred corrinoid vitamer of vitamin B12 in which a cyano group occupies the upper axial ligand position. Cobalamins are among the largest and most structurally elaborate vitamins known, and cyanocobalamin is the form conventionally used in injectable preparations because it is the most stable of the vitamers to handle and store.
From PubChem CID 166596686: molecular formula C63H88CoN14O14P, molecular weight 1355.4, InChIKey RMRCNWBMXRMIRW-WZHZPDAFSA-L. No CAS registry number is held on file for this record, so none is printed — the widely circulated CAS for cyanocobalamin is not reproduced here because it is not in the data behind this page. The cobalt atom and the phosphorus of the nucleotide loop are both visible in that formula, which is a quick way to tell a genuine cobalamin record from a lookalike. Synonyms include cianocobalamina, cyanocobalaminum, vitaminum B12 and the ChEBI identifier CHEBI:17439.
One further point of honesty. The site's own description of this listing refers to a combination of lipotropic factors with vitamin B12, and the SKU prefix reflects that. Our product record holds a verified chemical identity only for the cyanocobalamin component; the lipotropic fraction is not itemised in the data behind this page, so its constituents are not named here. Check the live listing for the full formulation.
No entry for this product exists in the site's dosing reference. There is consequently no evidence tier, no schedule and no volume published here, and no half-life is on file — figures for any of those would have to be invented to appear on this page, which is not how the site works. The reference itself, and its explanation of why several products carry no number at all, is at https://tidefrontsupply.com/tools/dosing-reference
This item ships as a liquid in a 10 ml multi-dose vial, so no reconstitution step applies and the calculator is not the relevant tool for it — that calculator, at https://tidefrontsupply.com/tools/reconstitution, is built for lyophilised vials and will not tell you anything useful about a solution supplied at strength. What does matter for cobalamins is light. They are photolabile: the corrin ring degrades under illumination, which is why cyanocobalamin preparations are conventionally held in amber or cartoned vials and why the vial should go back into the dark between uses. Store refrigerated unless the label says otherwise, keep the stopper intact and swab it before each withdrawal, and do not freeze a solution product — freezing risks precipitation and container stress that a lyophilised cake never faces.
Four SKUs are listed, all at a 10 ml presentation: TIDE-MICB12, TIDE-MICB12-002, TIDE-MICB12-003 and TIDE-MICB12-004. The product is supplied as a solution, not as lyophilised powder. Each batch is intended to ship with a certificate of analysis, which is the document to consult for what a specific lot contains. The 99.0% mean HPLC purity figure that Tide Front Supply publishes applies across its peptide catalogue and is not quoted here as a description of this solution.
Research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.