What they are
A short appointment in which a vitamin preparation is injected by our medical staff. A topical numbing spray is used first, and the injection itself takes seconds.
These are wellness treatments, not medical treatment for a diagnosed deficiency. If you think you are deficient in something, the right first step is a blood test through your GP rather than a shot.
What we offer
Vitamin B complex covers the B group together, and is the one people book for general energy and for skin, hair and nails.
High-strength B12 is a more concentrated single vitamin and is limited to one dose a month for that reason. Vitamin C and biotin are also available as single shots.
Vitamin D is given roughly every six months, or every three to four months if a deficiency has been identified.
Important, if you are having vitamin D
If you already take a vitamin D supplement, you need to stop it four weeks before your injection.
Afterwards, do not take vitamin D supplements or multivitamins containing vitamin D. Vitamin D is fat soluble and stored in the body’s tissues, so unlike water-soluble vitamins, excess accumulates rather than being excreted. Too much is genuinely harmful, which is why the spacing between doses is not negotiable.