Wellbeing

Vitamin B12 (cobalamin) is a water-soluble vitamin essential for:

Red blood cell formation
DNA synthesis
Neurological function
Energy metabolism

Benefits:

Boosts energy and reduces fatigue
Improves mood and cognitive function
Supports nerve health
Treats megaloblastic anaemia

It may help with symptoms like numbness, memory issues, and depression 

How it’s administered:

Intramuscularly (into the muscle), often in the upper arm or thigh. Frequency depends on the severity of the deficiency.

A biotin injection delivers biotin (vitamin B7) directly into the bloodstream through an intramuscular shot. Biotin is a water-soluble B-complex vitamin that plays a key role in:Metabolising carbohydrates, fats, and proteins

Supporting healthy skin, hair, and nails
Maintaining nervous system function
Converting food into energy 

Why People Use Biotin Injections

Although biotin deficiency is rare, some people opt for injections to potentially experience faster or more noticeable benefits, especially in areas like:

Hair thinning or hair loss
Brittle nails
Skin health
Fatigue or low energy
Metabolic support for weight management
Tissue repair and recovery
Blood sugar regulation and cholesterol balance 

Are They Effective?

Many users report improvements in hair, skin, and nails.