B12 Injection
$120Quick energy boost via intramuscular B12 injection, includes 4 weekly injections
Advanced Wellness 
Advanced Wellness
Vitamin injections
Not every wellness boost needs an hour and a drip. Vitamin injections deliver concentrated nutrients intramuscularly in about five minutes — full absorption, minimal time, maximum convenience. They are the perfect entry point to IV wellness and the ideal maintenance tool between drips.
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Drips we recommend for vitamin injections
Our B12 injection ($120, including four weekly injections) delivers methylcobalamin — the highly absorbable form of B12 — directly into muscle tissue for rapid uptake. B12 supports energy, mood, and metabolism, and the weekly series is a favorite of busy professionals, athletes, and anyone whose energy has flatlined.
The glutathione injection ($45) delivers the body’s "master antioxidant" for detoxification and skin health — a quick, affordable staple of beauty and wellness routines across the East Valley, and a natural pairing with our Beauty Boost drip.
Unlike oral supplements, which must survive the digestive system, injections deliver nutrients at full strength. Plenty of clients add an injection onto a household member’s IV appointment, or set up a standing weekly visit for the B12 series.
Five minutes instead of an hour
An intramuscular injection takes about five minutes against 45 to 60 for an infusion, at a substantially lower price. For anyone maintaining B12 levels on an ongoing basis rather than addressing a one-off, it is usually the more sensible choice, and it is the entry point most people start with.
Injection or drip
An injection delivers a specific nutrient. An IV delivers a full liter of fluid alongside a combination of nutrients. If the problem is dehydration, the drip is the right answer; if you simply want a regular B12 top-up, the injection does that job without the appointment length or the cost.
A rhythm rather than a one-off
Nutrient levels are maintained rather than fixed, which is why B12 is commonly given as a short series over several weeks instead of a single shot. Your nurse can suggest a reasonable interval, and it is worth asking what bloodwork would tell you before committing to a long schedule.
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Common questions
How is an injection different from an IV?
Injections are quick intramuscular shots — about five minutes, no drip. IVs deliver fluids plus larger nutrient blends over 45–60 minutes. Injections are perfect for maintenance and busy schedules; IVs for a fuller reset.
How does the B12 series work?
Your $120 B12 package includes four weekly injections. Weekly dosing keeps levels steady, and many clients report building energy benefits across the series.
Do injections hurt?
Just a quick pinch — most clients say it is easier than a flu shot, and it is over in seconds.
Can I get an injection added to an IV appointment?
Yes — injections are popular add-ons to any IV visit, for you or another household member. Just mention it when booking.
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