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Register entry 13 · Standard GB-13

Hydroxocobalamin

Solution, 1 mg/mL, 5 mL fill in a 5 mL vial, sealed.

Available through: Clinical · Rx only
IdentityCAS 13422-51-0
PresentationSolution, 1 mg/mL, 5 mL in a 5 mL vial
Assay floor≥ 98.5 %
ChannelClinical, on a prescription
Ships with every lot
Certificate of analysis Release record Written standard Safety data
Hydroxocobalamin as supplied — Solution, 1 mg/mL, clear, deep red solution, free of visible particulate, in a 5 mL vial with an aluminum crimp seal, the label facing the camera.
Hydroxocobalamin · Solution, 1 mg/mL · entry 13 of the register

Presentation

What is in the vial, how much, and how it is sealed.

The molecular formula carries a cobalt atom, which is what the identity test is anchored on.

Hydroxocobalamin is supplied here as a sterile aqueous solution at 1 mg to the milliliter.

It ships as a clear, deep red solution, free of visible particulate, filled at 5 mL and sealed, and because the corrin ring is light sensitive, light sensitive. Keep in the carton until use..

As filled

Standard GB‑13
Presentation
Solution, 1 mg/mL
Fill
5 mL
Container
5 mL vial (ISO 8362-1, 6R)
Appearance
Clear, deep red solution, free of visible particulate
Label class
P  ·  physician use, prescription

Identity is settled before purity.

Which substance it is, and how much of the lot is that substance.

Identifiers

Per entry
CAS
13422-51-0
Formula
C62H89CoN13O15P
Average mass
1346.4 g/mol
Structure
Cobalamin, hydroxo, vitamin B₁₂ form
Assay floor
≥ 98.5 %

The cobalt‑hydroxo bond occupies the coordination site methylcobalamin fills with a methyl group instead, and it is also why the solution reads as clear, deep red solution, free of visible particulate: the color sits in the corrin ring itself, not in an additive.

Identity is confirmed before we open a container. Purity is measured after. A purity result says how much of the lot is one substance; an identity result says which substance that is. A wrong molecule can measure high on purity, which is why the two are never the same test.

Every line has a method and a limit.

A lot that misses a single line is not released.

Release specification

Specimen · Lot L‑24309
AttributeMethodSpecificationResult
AppearanceVisualClear, deep red solution, free of visible particulateConforms
IdentityRP‑HPLC vs referenceConforms to referenceConforms
Assay, purityRP‑HPLC≥ 98.5 %Conforms
Presentation, fillGravimetricSolution, 1 mg/mL (5 mL fill)Conforms

Documents

Per lot · per entry
01 Certificate of analysis

Every attribute in the release table, the method, the limit and the measured result, signed on release.

02 Identity data package

The reference chromatogram the lot was compared against.

03 Method summary

The analytical methods named in the release table, with their validation state.

04 Stability summary

The data the storage condition rests on.

05 Lot genealogy

Raw material lot, fill date, container closure lot, and the release signature.

FOR PHYSICIAN USE ONLY · Rx ONLY

Dispensed pursuant to a valid prescription. As printed on the vial and the carton. No pharmacy name appears on the label — the pharmacy of record is disclosed when it dispenses, not in advance.

Storage is printed on the vial.

The condition on the label, the condition once in use, and the container.

Conditions

As labeled
Storage
2 to 8 °C
Light
Protect from light
In use
Light sensitive. Keep in the carton until use.
Container
5 mL vial (ISO 8362-1, 6R)
On the label
STORE 2 TO 8 °C · PROTECT FROM LIGHT

The storage condition is printed on the vial and on the carton, and the stability summary is the data behind it. The in‑use condition applies from the moment the seal is broken.

Every container is quarantined until we confirm what it is. A supplier’s certificate is a claim, not a result. Nothing leaves quarantine on a claim.

This entry stands on one authority.

Your pharmacy of record dispenses it.

GradeBio does not dispense and never ships to a patient. Material is supplied only on a valid prescription for an individually identified patient, and your pharmacy of record dispenses it. You write the prescription. The pharmacy fills it. We supply the material and the paperwork that proves what it is. Read the rule this entry stands on.

The basis this entry stands on

Basis under 21 U.S.C. 353a(b)(1)(A)(i)(I): an applicable USP–NF monograph exists for this substance.

Class P labelThe vial and its carton carry FOR PHYSICIAN USE ONLY Rx ONLY and the prescription legend. Dispensing runs through more than one licensed partner, so no pharmacy name is printed on the label.

Order it through your account.

Reviewed by a person. Approved by a person.