Why Your Injectable Semaglutide May Be Pink or Red
- Our pharmacies add a B12 compound (Cyanocobalamin) to injectable Semaglutide.
- This B12 contains cobalt, which gives the medication a pink to reddish hue.
- The color is normal and does not affect the safety or effectiveness of your medication.
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