B12 Shot
Energy + mood support for your GLP-1 journey
Methylcobalamin B12 — once-weekly self-injectable to support energy, mood, and metabolism. Often paired with a GLP-1 to offset the energy dip many patients report in their first weeks.
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- Form
- Intramuscular or subcutaneous injection
- Frequency
- Weekly
- Dosage
- 1,000 mcg (methyl- or cyanocobalamin)
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Why B12 Shot.
Energy + metabolism
B12 is a cofactor in energy production and red-blood-cell formation — correcting a low level often lifts fatigue.
Supports the GLP-1 journey
Reduced appetite on a GLP-1 can lower B12 intake; a weekly shot keeps levels topped up.
Mood + nervous system
Essential for myelin and neurotransmitter synthesis — deficiency can show up as low mood and brain fog.
How it works.
Weekly injection
Quick intramuscular or subcutaneous shot — at home or in-office.
Direct absorption
Bypasses the gut, so the full dose reaches circulation.
Recheck
Levels and symptoms are reviewed to set your maintenance interval.
Dosing schedule.
Your clinician slowly ramps the dose to minimize side effects and maximize effect. Your exact schedule is personalized.
Everything to get started.
- ✓Vials shipped monthly
- ✓Syringes + alcohol wipes
- ✓Provider check-in
How it actually works.
Vitamin B12 (cobalamin) is an essential cofactor for DNA synthesis, red-blood-cell formation, and myelin maintenance. Injection bypasses the gut, delivering the full dose to circulation — useful when intake or absorption is reduced.
Who it's for
- Adults with low or borderline B12
- Fatigue or low mood with a low level
- GLP-1 users with reduced intake
- Vegetarian / vegan diets
Not for
- Known cobalt or cobalamin allergy
- Leber's hereditary optic neuropathy
Side effects, up front.
Common
- •Mild injection-site soreness or redness
- •Transient warmth or flushing
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- •Rare allergic reaction (rash, itching, swelling)
- •Rarely, low potassium when treating severe deficiency — your provider will monitor
Generally very safe
B12 is water-soluble with a wide safety margin. Stop and contact your provider for any rash, itching, or swelling after a dose.
Money-back if not approved
Full refund if our medical team determines you're not a fit.
Questions, answered.
Why a shot instead of a pill?+
Injection bypasses gut absorption and delivers the full dose — helpful when appetite or absorption is reduced.
How fast will I feel it?+
If you were low, energy often improves within days to a couple of weeks.
Can I get too much?+
B12 is water-soluble; excess is largely excreted, so toxicity is very rare.
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Add-on
Add-onThis content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Individual results may vary. B12 Shot is a prescription treatment available only after evaluation and prescription by a state-licensed clinician. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved for specific indications. Third-party lab testing is performed on every batch. Read the boxed warning above and talk to your clinician about risks, interactions, and your medical history before starting any protocol.