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Injectable Vitamins
With any injection, you will have to book a medical consultation. You can easily do that by downloading the Vagaro app and scheduling an appointment within the app. Also, by downloading the app it will take less time for you to join your Telehealth visit. You will have to fill out a Medical History and Sign some forms for consent. We do ask for a deposit at the time of appointment. This will be applied to your account and applied to any prescriptions or appointments.
NAD+ 500mg
$250
(10-20 injections per vial) NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) serves as an essential coenzyme present in every cell within your body, crucial for energy generation, metabolic processes, and cellular maintenance. With aging, NAD+ levels decrease naturally, resulting in symptoms like fatigue, cognitive decline, and reduced immune function. Considering NAD+ supplementation via injection might aid in rejuvenating cellular activity and potentially slowing down aging.
NAD+ 1000mg
$315
(20-40 injections per vial) NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) serves as an essential coenzyme present in every cell within your body, crucial for energy generation, metabolic processes, and cellular maintenance. With aging, NAD+ levels decrease naturally, resulting in symptoms like fatigue, cognitive decline, and reduced immune function. Considering NAD+ supplementation via injection might aid in rejuvenating cellular activity and potentially slowing down aging.
Biotin (B7)
$180
Biotin injections are injectable supplements that contain large doses of the water-soluble vitamin biotin or B7, which is necessary to maintain healthy hair, skin, and nails. Additionally, biotin plays an important role in energy metabolism, glucose regulation, and maintaining a healthy nervous system.
Methylcobalamin, or vitamin B12, is a B-vitamin. It is found in a variety of foods such as fish, shellfish, meats, and dairy products. Although methylcobalamin and vitamin B12 are terms used interchangeably, vitamin B12 is also available as hydroxocobalamin, a less commonly prescribed drug product (see Hydroxocobalamin monograph), and methylcobalamin.