The standard research range is 200 to 800 mcg per day
And somewhere on the label, in small print, are four words that tell you everything: For Research Use Only
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You can lower your chances of getting vitamin B12 and folate deficiency by eating foods that have the vitamins in them: Foods with vitamin B12 include any foods from animals, such as meat, fish, eggs, and milk