B12 Injections

Correct a clinically meaningful B12 deficiency with a direct, prescription-strength injection program.

How it may help: Vitamin B12 is essential for red blood cell formation, neurological function, and normal cellular metabolism. Injections bypass the digestive tract, making them useful when diet, gastrointestinal conditions, surgery, or certain medications interfere with absorption. For someone who is deficient, treatment can improve deficiency-related fatigue, weakness, numbness, balance problems, or anemia over time.

What to expect: Your clinician may use symptoms, history, and laboratory testing to determine whether injections are appropriate and how often they are needed. B12 is not a stimulant, and it should not be marketed as a universal energy or weight-loss injection for people with normal levels.