Vitamin injections are a quick appointment for selected nutrient needs. Explore the menu and prices, then book the one you want.
The injection menu includes B12, B complex, vitamin D, biotin and more. Most visits take about 20 minutes.
Prices are listed by injection, so you can see the cost before you book. Toradol and Zofran are prescription medications rather than vitamins and need an assessment first.
Options and pricing
Prices are listed per injection. Prescription options are identified separately and require assessment.
Pricing
From $20
B12
$20
What to know
One of the most popular options.
B12 is one of the most requested injections on the menu. Book it on its own or pair it with another injection.
B Complex
$25
What to know
Review the blend before treatment.
B complex contains a combination of B vitamins. Ask about the formulation, whether it fits your needs and how it differs from a B12 injection or an oral supplement.
Vitamin D
$25
What to know
Review your vitamin D needs.
Vitamin D is available as an injection. Ask about the dose and how often to come back.
Biotin
$25
What to know
Discuss your nutrient needs.
Ask whether biotin suits you and mention any supplements you already take. Biotin can affect some blood test results, so mention it if you have bloodwork planned.
Glutathione
$45
What to know
Explore the injection option.
Glutathione is available on the injection menu. Discuss the reason for treatment, the evidence for your goals and potential risks with your provider before booking a course.
Tri-Immune
$45
What to know
Review the ingredients and your goals.
This menu option combines vitamin C, zinc and glutathione. Ask about suitability and the evidence for your goals. It should not be treated as protection against, or a treatment for, an illness.
MIC Ultraburn
$25
What to know
Discuss it within your weight-management plan.
Ask what the blend contains, why it is being considered and what evidence supports its use for your goals. Share medication and allergy information; an injection does not replace a wider care plan.
NAD+
From $25
What to know
Priced by dose.
NAD+ injections start at $25 and are priced by dose. Take-home vials are $250. The team will recommend a dose and show you how to use a vial.
Toradol
$30
What to know
Discuss suitability with a provider.
Toradol is a prescription medication, not a vitamin. Share your medical history and current medications before discussing treatment; a provider must assess whether it is appropriate.
Zofran
$25
What to know
A prescription option requiring assessment.
Zofran is a prescription medication, not a vitamin injection. Contact the practice for assessment so a provider can determine whether it is appropriate.
Treatment suitability and results vary. A clinical assessment comes first.
Before you book
Review the treatment, pricing and next steps below.
Options include B12, B complex, biotin and vitamin D. Prices are listed by injection so you can review them before booking.
An injection is quicker than an IV infusion. Most visits take about 20 minutes.
Toradol and Zofran are prescription medications, not vitamins, and need an assessment before treatment.
How does
Vitamin Injections
compare with other treatments?
If your concern is volume, skin texture, or a different type of line, ask whether another treatment would be more appropriate.
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A little conversation.
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Vitamin Injections
, pricing, or your first visit. No need to have it all figured out.
No. You can book a free 15-minute phone consult and talk through the options first.
About 20 minutes.
Yes, many people do. Mention the combination when you book and the team will confirm it.
No. Toradol and Zofran are prescription medications and require assessment. Review the individual menu entry before booking.
An injection is a single shot and takes about 20 minutes. An IV infusion delivers fluids and nutrients through a drip over a longer visit.
Prices start at $20 and are listed for each injection. Confirm the selected option and any combination before treatment.