B12 and nutrient injections for men

About 1 in 5
have marginal B12 status later in life
Source: Allen, Am J Clin Nutr 2009
19% vs 10%
low or borderline-low B12 after 5 years on metformin versus placebo
Source: DPPOS, J Clin Endocrinol Metab 2016

Figures come from published studies of who runs low on B12. They describe the problem, not a result from our product. Ours is compounded methylcobalamin and was not studied in these trials. Individual results vary.

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For your routine. And everything around it.

Put your health history and everyday habits at the center of your plan.

Start with everyday nourishment

Meals and habits are part of the bigger picture.

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Build a routine that fits

Thoughtful care that works with your day.

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Keep your goals in view

For the movement and moments that matter to you.

What changes the result

Three things that matter alongside treatment.

Find out why you are low
B12 needs stomach acid, a carrier protein and a healthy lower small intestine. Metformin, long-term acid reducers, gastritis, celiac or Crohn's disease and age each interrupt that chain. Share your medicine list, and if no cause is clear, ask about testing for H. pylori and autoimmune gastritis.
Eat B12 foods as well
B12 comes from animal foods such as clams, liver, fish, meat, poultry and eggs, plus fortified foods. If you eat mostly plants you are at higher risk, so injections work best alongside a food plan, not instead of one.
Keep folate and homocysteine in view
Your cells need folate as well as B12 to keep homocysteine low, so greens, legumes and other folate-rich foods help. We watch B12, methylmalonic acid and homocysteine together, because one number alone can miss a shortfall.

Your care, step by step.

Share what you have been noticing, along with your diet, medicines, supplements, and health history. Your clinician considers whether testing or treatment is appropriate.

From goal to doorstep in four steps

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Step 1

Tell us your goals

A few minutes

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Step 2

A clinician reviews

Within 24 hours

Step 3

Delivered to your door

2–5 business days

Step 4

Ongoing care

Ongoing

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Your questions, answered.

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Will vitamin B12 give me more energy?

B12 may be useful when your body needs it, but taking more does not improve energy or endurance when you already get enough. Your clinician can help assess possible reasons for your symptoms.

Are these the same as over-the-counter supplements?

This catalog includes clinician-prescribed injectable options. Review each product page for its formulation and details; a prescription treatment is different from choosing an over-the-counter vitamin.

How do we decide what I need?

Your health history, diet, medicines, symptoms, and any appropriate testing help guide the decision. A clinician may recommend another approach or no additional treatment.

Will I automatically get a prescription?

No. A licensed clinician reviews your information and prescribes only when appropriate. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription.

What does it cost to start?

A $20 clinician review, refunded if you’re not prescribed. Each plan shows its lowest rate with the real bill, and you can cancel anytime.

How fast is it?

A US-licensed clinician reviews within 24 hours, and approved orders ship free in 2 to 5 business days.

The clinicians behind your care

Your treatment is reviewed and prescribed by US-licensed clinicians in our network.

William Blackwell, MD

Weight and metabolic health

Board certified in emergency medicine and practicing telehealth since 2018. Focuses on weight management and metabolic health.

Shamail Tariq, MD

Cardiometabolic health

Board certified in cardiovascular disease and interventional cardiology. Focuses on preventive cardiology, blood pressure and cholesterol.

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One tablet a day, dosed from your labs.

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Weight care. For your life.

A plan built around your health, your routines, and where you want to go.

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Closer. More you.

Make room for connection. Find private care that fits you.

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Your hair. Your way.

Get ahead of thinning. Find a hair-care routine that fits your life.

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A start-low, build-up NAD+ injection with clinician oversight.

The human evidence is still early.

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Keep your thyroid levels steady.

Levothyroxine from a US pharmacy, dosed from your TSH and free T4.

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Your skin. Your everyday.

Clearer, smoother skin with one simple nightly step, prescribed for you.

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A little more clarity about what you need.

Feeling different from your usual self can raise a lot of questions. Start with your health history and what matters to you.

Explore which options, if any, belong in your care plan with guidance from a clinician.

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