Vitamin ShotsIM Injections · Nutrient Shots · B12 Shots
Vitamin Shots are quick intramuscular injections of targeted nutrients — including B12, B-complex, MIC (lipotropic), glutathione, NAD+, and vitamin D — that deliver specific support without the time commitment of an IV.

At a Glance
- Duration
- Under 2 minutes per shot
- Frequency
- 1–2× per week typically, depending on the nutrient and goal
- Best For
- Quick boosts, maintenance support between IVs, specific deficiency correction, on-the-go members
- Session Feels Like
- Brief sting; minimal lingering sensation
In Practice
Targeted micronutrient boosts for the days that ask more of you.
Vitamin shots deliver a concentrated dose of a specific nutrient — B12, vitamin D, glutathione, and more — in a single, fast injection. They are the most accessible way to address a known gap, support energy and immunity, or simply give a demanding week a measurable edge.
- Fast, concentrated nutrient delivery
- Targeted support for energy and immunity
- An easy, walk-in friendly option
- A simple complement to any protocol
What It Addresses
Concerns this helps with.
- Low energy and fatigue
- B12 deficiency
- Methylation support
- Immune support
- Athletic recovery
- Mood support
- Skin and hair health
Common Questions
Common questions, answered straight.
What's the difference between a vitamin shot and an IV drip?
Vitamin shots are intramuscular injections of a small concentrated dose, delivered in under two minutes. IV drips deliver larger doses with hydration and a broader nutrient blend over 30–60 minutes. Shots are perfect for maintenance, targeted support, or quick energy. Drips are better for repletion, recovery, and broader-spectrum support.
How do I know which vitamin shot I actually need?
Bloodwork is the honest answer. We'll often check B12, vitamin D, ferritin, and a methylation panel before recommending a shot. Common shots include B12 for energy and methylation, MIC for metabolic support, glutathione for detoxification, and vitamin D for immune support. The right shot depends on what your body is actually missing.


