Methylcobalamin IP 1000mcg + Vitamin B6 + Nicotinamide + D-Panthenol Injection: Complete B-Complex Support for Nerve Repair
Methylcobalamin IP 1000 mcg repairs MYELIN SHEATH damage at the cellular level. Vitamin B6 IP 100mg fuels neurotransmitter production and amino acid metabolism. Nicotinamide IP 100mg powers cellular energy and protects nerve cells. D-Panthenol IP 50mg supports nerve tissue repair directly. Benzyl Alcohol IP 1.5% V/V maintains formulation sterility. RIQNOUR-PLUS treats Diabetic Neuropathy, Peripheral Neuropathy, B12 Deficiency, and Megaloblastic Anemia. For IM/IV use only, strictly under medical supervision.
Neurotropic B-complex injectables stay in consistent demand across general medicine and diabetic care. Riqfame Critical Care backs RIQNOUR-PLUS with DCGI-approved quality and an experienced supply chain. Partners across India get district-wise monopoly rights and complete franchise support from day one. Open territories are still available.
Product Overview: RIQNOUR-PLUS
- B-vitamin allergy. Avoid this injection.
- Pyridoxine interferes with urine urobilinogen tests.
- Metformin users need regular B12 monitoring.
- Anticonvulsant users need a dose assessment first.
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding. Consult the doctor first.
- Store below 25°C, away from light.
People Asked Some Questions. Let’s Answer Them
Question 1. Is this injection useful for patients taking Metformin long-term?
Answer. Metformin quietly depletes B12 reserves over months. Many diabetic patients develop neuropathy because of this. Injectable Methylcobalamin bypasses gut absorption entirely. B12 reaches nerve tissue directly at therapeutic levels. Periodic blood tests help track B12 status during Metformin therapy.
Question 2. Can this injection be given to elderly patients with multiple deficiencies?
Answer. Yes, elderly patients respond well to this combination. Gut absorption of B vitamins drops considerably with age. B12, B3, B6, and B5 gaps often appear together in older patients. One injection addresses all four at once. Doctors set the course length based on blood test findings.
Question 3. Does this injection interact with any common medications?
Answer. Yes, certain combinations need attention. Metformin users need B12 level tracking throughout. Anticonvulsants change how B vitamins break down in the body. Blood pressure medications may also interact in some cases. Always share the full medication list before starting this injection.
