why can't people take the liquid b12 rooster booster

[Jenbirdee]

i cant see any other ingredients in it that would hurt people. just b12 and vitamin k. why is it only for animals?

 

[HumbleAmerican]

The stuff in it probably won’t hurt you….. but the ‘for human’ stuff is packaged in a place with far more controls in place to keep it from being contaminated in any way.

 

[HollowOfWisps]

Because the grade of the ingredients, dosages, equipment and plant used for manufacturing are not certified for human consumption. If they did not specify not for human consumption it would be a lawsuit in the making if anything were to happen.

 

[FunClucks]

There are liquid B12 supplements available for people. I'd use those and not gamble with my health. Not worth the few dollars saved to risk any possibility of drinking a contaminated substance.

 

[Jenbirdee]

The stuff in it probably won’t hurt you….. but the ‘for human’ stuff is packaged in a place with far more controls in place to keep it from being contaminated in any way.

Because the grade of the ingredients, dosages, equipment and plant used for manufacturing are not certified for human consumption. If they did not specify not for human consumption it would be a lawsuit in the making if anything were to happen.

There are liquid B12 supplements available for people. I'd use those and not gamble with my health. Not worth the few dollars saved to risk any possibility of drinking a contaminated substance.

OK but it's sad because if it's contaminated it will hurt the chicken
I have a bottle here unopened that I was planning on returning to tsc and getting the Bcomplex instead, but I started thinking...lol

 

[HollowOfWisps]

OK but it's sad because if it's contaminated it will hurt the chicken
I have a bottle here unopened that I was planning on returning to tsc and getting the Bcomplex instead, but I started thinking...lol

Rooster Booster is a quality brand that has been around for awhile and is trusted by many poultry owners.

 

[Coops Dad]

Coming from someone who treated himself for covid -twice- with apple flavored horse ivermectin and who routinely uses veterinary antibiotics, meh. I'd calculate the proper dose and take it.

Remember, the same agencies that told me that horse dewormer is deadlier than covid have since repented. They've still done nothing about the lead pipes in Flint, Michigan and currently say the water and air in Palestine, Ohio are safe.

Do your own research and make your own decision.

 

[FunClucks]

Rooster Booster is a quality brand that has been around for awhile and is trusted by many poultry owners.

Agreed. Odds that it would hurt you or your chickens are probably extra low, but as with anything to do with human health, better to be safe than sorry, and not take any unneeded risk.