Our vitamin shots offer a quick alternative for those who want targeted nutrient support without a full IV infusion session. Each injection delivers concentrated nutrients by intramuscular route, so there’s no drip and no long appointment. A practical option for busy schedules.
Available vitamin shots
NAD+ 100mg Shot — $100
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide delivered as a quick intramuscular injection to support cellular energy production, cognitive clarity, and metabolic function. The 100mg dose is ideal for patients seeking regular maintenance support.
NAD+ 200mg Shot — $200
A higher-dose NAD+ injection for enhanced cellular repair, neuroprotection, and metabolic optimization. The 200mg dose is appropriate for patients seeking more pronounced effects or those using NAD+ as part of a chronic pain or recovery protocol.
B12 Shot — $50
Hydroxocobalamin, the natural and most bioavailable form of vitamin B12. Combats fatigue, enhances mental clarity, and supports metabolic function. A popular choice for an immediate energy boost.
Vitamin D3 Shot — $50
Cholecalciferol, the natural form of vitamin D. Strengthens bones, supports immune function, and promotes mood balance. Especially beneficial for those with limited sun exposure or vitamin D deficiency.
MICC Shot — $50
A powerful lipotropic blend of methionine, inositol, choline, and vitamin B12. Supports fat metabolism, increases energy levels, and promotes liver health. An excellent complement to weight management programs.
Quick and Convenient
All vitamin shots take just 5-10 minutes and require no full infusion session. They can be given on their own or added to an IV therapy visit.
What the evidence shows
The honest split here is between treating a real deficiency and topping up when your levels are already normal. A B12 injection is the right treatment for genuine B12 deficiency, and it works. But if your B12 is normal, the data don’t support an energy or performance boost: a placebo-controlled trial in singers found B12 injections no better than saline (Shoffel-Havakuk et al., 2021), and a meta-analysis found no benefit for fatigue or cognition in people who weren’t deficient (Markun et al., 2021).
The same logic applies to vitamin D3 — useful when you’re low, less so when you aren’t. We’re happy to check levels first, and we offer these shots for the convenience people value while being straight about who actually benefits.