Methionine, inositol, choline and B12 in one weekly injection, an honest add-on to your plan.
$12.90/weekBilled $129 every 70 days
Medication is charged only if your clinician prescribes it.
70-day supply
$12.90/week
Start with a $20 clinician review
6.6%
of US adults 19 and older reach the adequate intake of choline from food, in a national survey of 16,809 people
Source: Wallace TC, Fulgoni VL. J Am Coll Nutr 2016;35(2):108-12 (NHANES 2009-2012)3.9% + 20.7%
of US adults over 50 had deficient and marginal B12, without anemia, in the national NHANES survey (2001 to 2006)
Source: Qi YP, et al. J Nutr 2014;144(2):170-6 (NHANES, nationally representative)2 to 3%
of US adults have a B12 deficiency, and the risk rises with age, metformin and acid-reducing drugs
Source: Patel H, McGuirk R. Am Fam Physician 2025;112(3):294-300These figures are about the nutrients in MICC, not about weight loss. We found no published randomized trial showing that lipotropic injections cause fat loss. Ours is compounded and was not studied in these trials. Individual results vary.
Add four nutrients your liver and methylation pathways use to your plan with one injection a week, and know exactly what it is and is not.
Licensed clinician review
A US-licensed clinician reviews your health history, medicines and goals, and prescribes only if MICC fits.
Compounded MICC, 10 mL vial
Methionine, inositol, choline chloride and cyanocobalamin from a licensed US pharmacy. One fill covers 70 days at 1 mL a week.
Free, discreet shipping
2 to 5 business days after your clinician approves a prescription.
Care-team messaging
Message your care team about side effects or dose. Your clinician adjusts the plan as you go.
Free lab panel at month 3
Biological Age Reveal, as a progress check.
“Do I need a separate B12 injection too?”
B12 in the same shot
Each mL carries 330 mcg of vitamin B12, so there is no separate B12 injection to manage.
“Is this just hype?”
Straight talk on results
Your clinician tells you what the evidence supports and recommends a different option if MICC is not the right tool for your goal.
Biological Age Reveal
MICC stands for methionine, inositol, choline and cyanocobalamin (B12). Methionine is an essential amino acid your body uses to make methyl groups. Choline is an essential nutrient the liver uses to move fat and build cell membranes. Inositol is a membrane building block, and B12 supports red blood cells and nerves.
These nutrients work together in the methylation cycle, the chemistry that also clears homocysteine. The honest picture is that the nutrients are well established and the evidence for the injection itself is thin. It works best understood as an add-on, not a shortcut.
One injection a week. A supportive add-on that sits alongside your weight or wellness plan.
Answer a few questions online, including your medicines, your diet and what you want MICC to support.
They prescribe only if MICC fits and tell you plainly what it can and cannot do. Reviewed within 24 hours.
If prescribed, a 10 mL vial ships free in discreet packaging in 2 to 5 business days.
One small injection under the skin each week, alongside your food, movement and sleep plan. Your clinician checks in and adjusts.
1 mL under the skin. A 10 mL vial lasts 70 days.
No published trial shows lipotropic injections cause weight loss. Expect support, not a shortcut.
Energy may improve. If you were not, expect small changes.
Some people notice it after the injection, and it passes in minutes.
Three things you can do alongside your treatment.
Eggs, liver, fish, beef, poultry and cruciferous vegetables are the richest sources. Most adults fall short, so a plate that includes them does more than any injection can.
Your mitochondria and metabolism respond to exercise, sleep, stress and a varied plant-rich diet. MICC sits on top of those levers; it does not replace them.
Methionine, B12 and folate work together to keep homocysteine low. If you have the results, B12 and homocysteine tell you whether the methylation cycle is well supplied.
| Feature | MICC injection | Food first | Prescription weight-loss medicine |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Methionine, inositol, choline and B12 in one injection | Eggs, fish, meat, legumes and greens supply the same nutrients | A medicine that changes appetite and blood sugar signals |
| Evidence for weight loss | None that we could find from randomized trials | Diet quality matters, but food is not a fat-loss drug | Large phase III trials for the branded drugs; ours are compounded |
| Evidence for the nutrients | Choline and B12 are essential nutrients; many adults fall short | Covers most needs when the diet is varied | Not the goal of the medicine |
| Format | One injection a week at home | Everyday meals | Weekly injection or daily tablet, depending on the medicine |
| Regulatory status | Compounded, not FDA approved; prescribed only if appropriate | Not applicable | Branded versions are FDA approved; compounded versions are not |
We also offer prescription weight-loss medicines. Your clinician recommends what fits your goals.
Inject 100 units (1 mL) subcutaneously once weekly, as directed by your clinician. Rotate injection sites.
There is no FDA approved lipotropic or MICC injection, so there is no FDA reviewed safety label for it and no established side effect rate. No published trial supports lipotropic injections for weight loss.
Tell your care team straight away if you get trouble breathing, throat swelling or hives after an injection, chest tightness, or a reaction at the injection site that spreads or does not settle.
This is not a complete list of side effects. Message your care team about any symptom that worries you. What we dispense is a compounded preparation made by a licensed US pharmacy. Compounded medications are not approved by the FDA for safety, efficacy or quality.
Each mL has 25 mg methionine, 50 mg inositol, 50 mg choline chloride and 330 mcg vitamin B12 as cyanocobalamin. The directions are 1 mL once a week under the skin. A 10 mL vial covers 70 days.
Not on its own. We could not find a randomized trial showing that lipotropic injections cause weight loss, so we describe MICC as an add-on to nutrition, movement and sleep. If weight loss is your main goal, ask your clinician about options with trial evidence behind them.
Methionine is an essential amino acid that your body uses to make methyl groups. Choline is an essential nutrient the liver needs to move fat, and inositol is a building block for cell membranes. B12 supports red blood cells and nerves, and works with methionine and folate in the methylation cycle.
People who want a weekly nutrient add-on and understand its limits. It may suit you if your diet is low in choline or B12, or if you already follow a plan and want clinician-guided support. It is not a substitute for medical treatment.
Your clinician reviews every medicine you take before prescribing, so list them all in your assessment. B12 is also added to our compounded GLP-1 preparations to reduce fatigue and maintain vitamin balance.
A brief metallic taste is commonly reported after injected nutrient blends and passes within minutes. Tell your care team if it does not.
If you have them, share B12 and homocysteine results. The optimal ranges our clinicians use are B12 above about 545 pg/mL and homocysteine of 5.0 to 7.2 umol/L. Neither is required to start.
No lipotropic or MICC injection is FDA approved, so there is no FDA safety label and no established side effect rate. What we dispense is compounded by a licensed US pharmacy. Compounded medicines are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, efficacy or quality. Report hives, trouble breathing or a spreading injection-site reaction right away.
70-day supply · $12.90/week · Billed $129 every 70 days
