The Type Of B12 Used Not all Vitamin B12 is the same
Decrease dose if: Experiencing consistent side effects (headaches, fatigue, GI disturbance), achieving satisfactory results at current dose with no need for escalation, or cost considerations favor using minimum effective dose
Our sterility checks go further - performed by an ISO 17025 accredited lab
When to seek medical advice: Persistent or worsening injection site reactions (increasing redness, warmth, or discharge suggesting infection) Severe or persistent headaches Chest pain or palpitations Unexplained muscle weakness or cramps New or worsening neurological symptoms despite treatment Unexpected bleeding or bruising For non-emergency concerns, contact your GP or NHS 111
With B12 injections, all the dose is delivered into the bloodstream, so you get the maximum benefit
Step 4: Aftercare Most individuals return to normal activities immediately