What is vitamin injections?
A short health questionnaire and screening is completed before any treatment.
Where appropriate, an injection is administered using a sterile single-use needle.
You are asked to remain in the clinic briefly afterwards.
What can it help with?
- Clients who have been advised they may benefit and want the treatment administered in a clinical setting
Treatment areas
- Upper arm, typically
What happens during treatment?
- 01Health screening and suitability questionnaire.
- 02Discussion of what the treatment does and does not do.
- 03The injection is administered.
- 04A short period of observation before you leave.
Consultation
A health screening is required. If your symptoms suggest something that should be investigated by your GP, we will say so and recommend you speak to them first.
What does it feel like?
A brief sharp scratch, with possible aching at the site afterwards.
Treatment time
Approximately 15 to 20 minutes.
Downtime
None, though the injection site may feel tender for a day.
Results
Effects vary between individuals and depend on your personal circumstances. We do not make health claims about outcomes.
Individual results vary. No outcome can be guaranteed, and expectations are discussed honestly at consultation.
Who may not be suitable?
- Known allergy to any component of the injection
- Certain medical conditions or medications identified at screening
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding, depending on the product
- Anyone whose symptoms require medical investigation instead
This list is general guidance only. Individual suitability is always determined at consultation, where we review your medical history, medication and skin in person.
Before your appointment
- Complete the health screening honestly and in full.
- Bring a list of current medication and supplements.
- Eat and drink normally beforehand.
Aftercare
- Keep the injection site clean and dry for a few hours.
- Contact your GP or NHS 111 if you feel unwell.
- Let us know about any reaction so it can be recorded.
Price
From £30
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a blood test first?
This depends on the injection and your circumstances, and is covered at screening. Where medical investigation is more appropriate, we will refer you back to your GP.
Are vitamin injections a replacement for medical care?
No. They are not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.