B12/MICC injections support your metabolism and help your body convert nutrients into energy. They are designed to combat fatigue and keep you feeling energized throughout the day.
Subject to third-party testing to verify purity and quality standards
No insurance or doctor visit needed
Free overnight shipping with prescription
You inject it just under the skin (SubQ), similar to a simple B12 shot. We provide easy-to-follow instructions and video guidance to make the process quick and straightforward.
Most people describe it as a tiny pinch or barely noticeable. The needle is very small — much less intimidating than a vaccine or blood draw.
Each kit includes the B12/MIC vial, syringes, alcohol wipes, and everything you need to get started — no need to visit the pharmacy.
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Yes — all Lifinity plans include:
• Online medical evaluations
• Prescription medication (if approved)
• Free shipping
• Ongoing medical support
Medications are only prescribed after a consultation to ensure they’re appropriate for you.
Note: Some medications may be compounded to meet individual needs or address shortages. These are prepared by certified pharmacies but are not evaluated or approved by the FDA. A valid prescription is required.
