Methylcobalamin (Synapsin)

STARTING AT

3.33

Per mL

Methylcobalamin nasal spray with Synapsin is a novel intranasal formulation designed to support cognitive function and neurological health. This compounded spray combines the benefits of methylcobalamin with other synergistic ingredients to enhance brain function.

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DISCLAIMER
This compounded medication is only available when the commercially available product is unavailable or when a prescriber determines that there is a clinically significant difference for the patient.

Medicine Information

Potential Benefits

Enhances cognitive function and mental clarity
Supports neurological health and brain function
Provides neuroprotective effects
Improves energy levels and reduces fatigue
Supports healthy aging and neuroplasticity
May aid in mood stabilization and mental well-being
Intranasal administration ensures rapid absorption directly into the bloodstream

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Warnings

Common Side Effects

May experience burning in nasal passage
Transient headaches
Nasal irritation or congestion
Mild dizziness
Nausea

Manufacturer Info

How It Works

Synapsin is a powdered blend of ginsenoside Rg3 and nicotinamide riboside (NR), commonly used in non-sterile formulations to support neuronal function and cognitive health. Rg3, extracted from ginseng, promotes neuroprotection by supporting healthy microglial activity and neuronal function.¹

Additionally, research indicates that nicotinamide riboside helps maintain healthy NAD+ levels in cultured human and mammalian cells. Overall, Synapsin combined with methylcobalamin in a nasal spray has the potential to enhance neurological and cognitive health.

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References

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