Lipo-C + B12

UPC:LC216

Form: 10mL solution vial

🔬 Lipo-C with B12 (216 mg/mL Injectable Solution) — Overview

Lipo-C with B12 is a multi-component injectable solution composed of lipotropic amino acids, vitamins, and cofactors, formulated to support fat metabolism, methylation pathways, and cellular energy production. It is not a single chemical compound, but a combined solution commonly used in medical and research settings to study lipid metabolism, hepatic support, and metabolic signaling. The 216 mg/mL designation refers to the total combined concentration of active components per milliliter.

📌 Brief Functional Description

• Lipotropic support:
  Facilitates the transport and metabolism of fatty acids in the liver, helping prevent lipid accumulation in research models.
• Energy & methylation pathways:
  B-vitamins act as essential cofactors in mitochondrial energy production and one-carbon metabolism.
• Metabolic signaling:
  Commonly studied in contexts involving fat metabolism, metabolic efficiency, and nutrient utilization.
• Combination formulation:
  Designed to deliver multiple synergistic compounds in a single solution rather than acting through a single receptor.

🧪 Chemical & Structural Information

🔢 CAS Number

• Not applicable — Lipo-C with B12 is a multi-ingredient formulation and does not have a single CAS number.

🧬 Typical Component Profile (216 mg/mL Total)

(Exact ratios may vary by manufacturer; below reflects common industry-standard compositions)

• Methionine
  • CAS: 63-68-3
  • Sulfur-containing amino acid involved in methylation and lipid metabolism
• Inositol
  • CAS: 87-89-8
  • Carbocyclic sugar involved in cell signaling and fat transport
• Choline (e.g., choline chloride)
  • CAS: 67-48-1
  • Essential for lipoprotein synthesis and hepatic fat export
• L-Carnitine (sometimes included)
  • CAS: 541-15-1
  • Transports long-chain fatty acids into mitochondria for β-oxidation
• Vitamin B12 (Cyanocobalamin or Methylcobalamin)
  • CAS: 68-19-9 (cyanocobalamin)
  • Essential for red blood cell formation, neurological function, and methylation

⚖️ Molecular Weight

• Not applicable — each component has its own molecular weight; the solution is defined by total mg per mL, not a unified molecular mass.

🧬 Structure Notes

• Lipo-C with B12 does not form a new chemical entity.
• All components remain chemically independent and act through distinct metabolic pathways.
• The solution relies on biochemical cofactor activity, not peptide-receptor binding or hormonal signaling.

General structural description:

Multi-component injectable solution containing amino acids, vitamins, and metabolic cofactors 

🧠 Mechanism & Biological Context

• Methionine, inositol, and choline support hepatic lipid export and fat metabolism, helping mobilize stored triglycerides in experimental models.
• Vitamin B12 acts as a critical coenzyme in DNA synthesis, red blood cell production, and methylation cycles, indirectly supporting energy metabolism.
• L-carnitine (if included) enhances mitochondrial fatty-acid transport, linking lipolysis to energy production.
• The formulation is often explored in metabolic, nutritional, and body-composition research contexts.

⚠️ Safety & Regulatory Notes

• Prescription / clinical formulation: Lipo-C with B12 is typically compounded and supplied under medical or research supervision.
• Not a single FDA-approved drug entity: Approval status depends on individual components and compounding regulations.
• Use, dosing, and claims vary by jurisdiction and should remain within clinical or investigational frameworks.

🧪 Quick Reference

Notice: For Research Use Only. Not for human or veterinary use.