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Vitamin Injections vs. Oral Supplements
What’s Better for Nutrient Absorption?
If you’re taking daily vitamin pills but not feeling the results, you’re not alone. When vitamins are taken orally, they have to travel through your digestive system before entering the bloodstream. Along the way, much of their nutritional value is lost due to stomach acid, enzymes, and fillers, leaving your body with only a fraction of the intended benefits.
Vitamin injections are a more efficient and effective way to get the nutrients your body needs. Because they bypass the digestive system entirely, these intramuscular (IM) or subcutaneous (Sub-Q) vitamin shots deliver nutrients straight into your bloodstream, allowing your body to absorb up to 90–100% of the vitamins.*
This means faster results, better absorption, and no need to remember to take a daily pill.
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Whether you're looking to boost energy levels, strengthen your immune system, improve skin and hair health, or support overall wellness, vitamin injections offer a clean, powerful alternative to traditional supplements. They're ideal for people with nutrient deficiencies, chronic fatigue, or anyone wanting a more direct and effective way to feel their best.
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Benefits of Vitamin Injections:
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Up to 100% nutrient absorption*
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Faster, longer-lasting results
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Bypasses digestive issues and nutrient loss
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Convenient in-clinic or at-home administration
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Supports immunity, energy, metabolism, and more
If you're searching for a more effective way to get your daily vitamins, vitamin injections may be the solution. Experience the benefits of high-absorption vitamins and give your body the nourishment it truly deserves.
Support Every Aspect Of Your Well-Being
Energy Boost
Vitamin B-Complex with B12 provides a wide range of health benefits, including enhanced energy levels, improved nerve function, and immune system support. Vitamin B12 is crucial for the production of red blood cells and DNA.
B-complex vitamins play a role in converting food into energy and maintaining healthy skin, brain, and other tissues.
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Single Shot: $40
Package of 6 Injections: $175
Performance Enhancer
Branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs), carnitine, and taurine are all beneficial for muscle growth, recovery, and overall health. BCAAs help with muscle protein synthesis and reduce muscle soreness. Carnitine plays a role in converting fats into energy during exercise, which can improve athletic performance. Taurine supports various bodily functions, including nerve health, immune function, and digestion, and may also help with exercise recovery and muscle damage.
Single Shot: $50
Package of 6 Injections: $200
Fat Burner
Lipotropic Acid with B12 is designed to support weight loss and overall health. They combine the fat-burning benefits of lipotropic compounds with the energy-boosting and metabolic support of B12. These injections can improve fat metabolism, increase energy levels, and potentially boost mood and brain function.
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Single Shot: $35
Package of 6 Injections: $150
Tri Immune Boost
Glutathione, Vitamin C, and Zinc are crucial nutrients that offer a range of benefits for the body, including boosting the immune system, acting as antioxidants, and supporting detoxification. Glutathione is a powerful antioxidant that helps neutralize free radicals and supports detoxification, while Vitamin C and Zinc are essential for immune function and wound healing.
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Single Shot: $45
Package of 6 Injections: $195
How To Do A Subcutaneous Injection
(VITAMIN SYRINGES MUST BE REFRIGERATED)
Performing a subcutaneous injection at home can be simple and safe when done correctly. Follow these easy steps to ensure proper technique and maximize comfort and vitamin absorption:
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Step-by-Step Instructions for Subcutaneous Injections
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Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water to reduce the risk of infection.
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Let the syringe sit at room temperature for 5 minutes. This helps the vitamin solution become more comfortable to inject.
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Choose the best injection site—typically the thigh or upper buttocks. Clean the area with an alcohol pad and let it dry completely.
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Prepare your dose. Use a prefilled pen or draw the correct amount into a syringe using sterile technique.
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Pinch the skin to create a firm surface, usually about 1 inch of tissue.
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Insert the needle at a 90-degree angle or a 45-degree angle.
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Inject the vitamin solution slowly by pressing the plunger until the syringe is empty.
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Withdraw the needle gently. If you notice any bleeding, apply light pressure and cover with a bandage.
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Dispose of the needle and syringe safely in a proper sharps container.
How And Where To Inject Subcutaneous Vitamin
Subcutaneous Vitamin Injection Recommendations
Where to Inject: Best Sites for Subcutaneous Injections
The ideal injection site depends on your body composition. Choose areas with the most subcutaneous fat—the common rule of thumb is: “If you can pinch an inch, you can inject.” (Refer to diagram for suggested areas.)
Because vitamin solutions can be slightly thicker than other medications, we recommend injecting into the front of the thigh or the upper outer quadrant of the buttocks. These areas typically offer more comfort during and after the injection.
What to Expect After a Subcutaneous Vitamin Injection
Vitamin injections are generally safe, but like any medical treatment, minor side effects may occur. Most symptoms resolve within 24 to 48 hours. Here are some possible side effects and risks:
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Mild redness, swelling, or soreness at the injection site
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Temporary pain or tenderness around the area for 1–2 days
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Risk of localized infection at the injection site
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Rare cases of lipodystrophy (changes in fat tissue, such as lumps or dents)
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Allergic reactions—seek immediate medical attention if severe
By following proper injection techniques and using recommended sites, you can maximize absorption and minimize discomfort.