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With oral tirzepatide drops: Absorption may vary day-to-day Effects may differ widely between individuals True dosing equivalence to injections is unknown Potential Benefits (Theoretical, Not Proven) People are drawn to oral tirzepatide drops for several reasons, including: Avoiding injections Perceived convenience Hopes of fewer side effects Ease of travel or daily use Its important to note: these benefits are theoretical and not supported by high-quality clinical evidence

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When beginning injections to treat a B12 deficiency, as with any supplement, there may well be side effects, including: Mild diarrhoea Itching or a rash on the skin, typically where the injection was given

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