No useful half life.: Typical half life does not make much sense since the vitamin is not strictly "metabolized." It is taken up by tissues and converted by tissues to the active form- methylcobalamin. Stored in liver and bone marrow- less so in other organs. Once these sites are full, the remainder is excreted at a rate dependent upon state of hydration, other meds, etc.
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