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200 mg dose = 3.3 mL via IM or SubQ injection 400 mg dose = 6.7 mL via IM injection (split across 2 sites for comfort) 600 mg dose = entire vial (10 mL) IM injection, split across 23 sites Doses per vial at 200 mg: 3 doses L-Carnitine can be administered via intramuscular (IM) or subcutaneous (SubQ) injection

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If it looks cloudy, has particles, or changes color, dispose of the vial safely and contact your pharmacy for a replacement

On the other hand, using a needle that's unnecessarily long for subcutaneous injections can cause unnecessary pain or injury