IM Methylcobalamin B12

B12 Injection

Direct cellular energy & neuro-support. Bypass liver conversion with the most active form of B12 for immediate cell activation.

Pure compounded Methylcobalamin, sourced directly from Olympia Pharmacy — not the synthetic cyanocobalamin many clinics use. A short safety screening is required before scheduling.

Begin screening Why an injection

A Methylcobalamin Vitamin B12 intramuscular injection syringe

Dose: 5 mgMethylcobalamin, 1 cc
Single injection: $75IM shot, arm or hip
Safety screening: RequiredShort questionnaire, no fee

What is Methylcobalamin B12?

Not all Vitamin B12 shots are created equal. Many clinics use a synthetic version called cyanocobalamin, which your liver has to work to break down and convert. At Alpha Vital Elite IV, we use premium, pure compounded Methylcobalamin sourced directly from Olympia Pharmacy.

Methylcobalamin is the naturally active “coenzyme” form of B12. This means it is completely ready for your body to recognize and use the second it is injected, maximizing your body’s potential for energy production, brain clarity, and nerve health.

Why choose an Intramuscular (IM) injection?

Just like Vitamin D, oral B12 pills are incredibly hard for the human gut to absorb. Our 1 cc injection delivers a highly concentrated 5 mg dose deep into your muscle tissue. This guarantees 100% absorption directly into your bloodstream, providing immediate support to your nervous system and metabolism.

When is this injection recommended?

Who it’s recommended for.

B12 injections are highly recommended if you suffer from:

01

Energy

Constant fatigue

Feeling drained even after a full night of sleep.
02

Focus

Brain fog

Difficulty concentrating, remembering tasks, or maintaining sharp mental focus.
03

Nerves

Nerve tingling

Mild numbness or “pins and needles” sensations in your hands or feet.
04

Diet

Dietary gaps

Essential for individuals following strict vegan or vegetarian lifestyles, as natural B12 is only found in animal products.

Ready to clear the fog and boost your energy?

Dose & schedule

How often should you get
a B12 injection?

How is the B12 injection given?

Delivered quickly and comfortably as an intramuscular shot in the arm or hip.

Why is B12 given more often than Vitamin D?

Unlike Vitamin D, Vitamin B12 is completely water-soluble. Your body utilizes what it needs right away and safely flushes out any excess through your urine. Because it does not build up to toxic levels, it requires a different routine.

How often will I come in?

Depending on your clinical baseline and how quickly your body uses energy, this injection is typically given on a weekly or bi-weekly routine to maintain steady, vibrant energy levels without the sudden crashes common with oral supplements.

Physician-directed

Ready to clear the fog
and boost your energy?

Start with the short safety screening. Once Dr. Aronov has reviewed it, the practice will reach out to schedule your first B12 injection.

01 Safety screening A short safety questionnaire, required before scheduling. It takes only a few minutes and there is no fee.
02 Physician review Your clinical baseline is reviewed to set the right routine for you.
03 Your injection A quick 5 mg intramuscular shot in the arm or hip.
04 Steady routine Typically weekly or bi-weekly, to keep energy levels steady.

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Inside the treatment room at Alpha Vital Elite IV, Middle Village, Queens

Injection: Methylcobalamin B12
Price: $75 per injection
Dose: 5 mg · 1 cc
Given: Intramuscular, arm or hip
Source: Olympia Pharmacy (compounded)
Screening: Required · no fee
Routine: Weekly or bi-weekly
Location: Middle Village, Queens

Important disclaimer

The B12 injection is an elective, physician-directed service. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and individual results vary. Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved.

Intramuscular injections can cause soreness, bruising or bleeding at the injection site and, rarely, infection or allergic reaction. This service does not replace care from your primary-care physician or specialist.

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