A Vitamin B12 shot is an injectable form of vitamin B12, also known as cobalamin, that is commonly used to treat or prevent B12 deficiency, increase energy, metabolism, immunity, enhance mood and sleep quality.
Regen doctors offers two compounded forms;
B12 (Cobalamin) or Lipotropic injections (B12 + Levocarnitine)
AVAILABLE IN 2 VARIANTS:
❄ We do not accept international orders
❄ Shipped directly from the pharmacy ONLY to the following states: CO, FL, GA, IL, NJ, NY, OH, PA, TX, VA, DE, WA, MD, TN, MS, MA, SC, NE, CT, MT, NV, AZ, UT
❄FDA does not approve nor review compounded products for safety, efficacy, or quality.
❄ Disclaimer
When ordering medications from Regen Doctors that require a prescription; you are reserving the medication until the prescription is provided from our physician. In order to complete the process and receive any medication, you must first answer the qualifying medical questionnaire that appears upon completion of checkout.
With the price of your medication, a free consultation with one of our licensed medical providers is provided to ensure that the medication is right for you. If you meet the requirements our providers will write your prescription and your order will be completed.
If you are pregnant, vitamin B12 could help your growing baby. As discussed, vitamin B12 is vital to the formation of a new cell, including neurons and red blood cells. A growing fetus needs the proper amount of vitamin B12 to make sure it is developing properly. In pregnant women with significant vitamin B12 deficiencies, the risk of birth defects and miscarriages rises significantly. The worse the deficiency, the higher the risk.
Women and men with vitamin B12 deficiency tend to have significantly lower bone density. This is especially true for women. Lower bone density can lead to weaker bones and even osteoporosis, a condition most people are unaware they have until they break a bone. Osteoporosis can make bone breakage difficult to heal. Researchers don’t understand how vitamin B12 interacts with bone tissue to strengthen it, but studies have shown a clear link between the two.
New cells need vitamin B12 to form properly. Without enough of the vitamin, the cell may become deformed and unstable. Skin, hair, and nails are all places where cell production happens rapidly. Not having normal vitamin B12 levels makes a visible impact. Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause different dermatologic symptoms. These may range from hyperpigmentation to nail discoloration to inflamed and cracked corners of your mouth.
