Recent regulations have made it near impossible to buy B12 injections online. This is a serious problem, since often times your doctor will agree to prescribe just one shot every few months. The situation is causing immense pain to our readers, who rely on daily B12 shots to fight off nerve damage and counter their severe B12 malabsorption.
As you may know, B12 deficiency can cause serious irreversible brain and nerve damage. At first you’ll feel tired all the time. Soon, tingling sensations and muscle tremors will join the party. Before long, your life becomes hell. You may often find yourself out of breath, feeling like you’re going to die. Leave the deficiency untreated and you may end up in a wheelchair, putting tremendous stress on your whole family.
In fact, once neurological signs have kicked in you have a short window to act. Therefore, we had no choice but to step up so people are able to buy B12 injections online again. We’re proud to announce our cooperation with Oxford Biosciences.
You Can Now Buy B12 Injections Online
Good news, folks.
We’re excited to say we teamed up with Oxfords Biosciences to make it possible for you to buy injectable B12 online again. You can now combat your B12 absorption issues and get B12 into your cells. No prescription needed, and we ship worldwide.
How do these B12 injections work?
It’s a vial of pure, pharmaceutical grade methyl B12. Methylcobalamin is the best form of B12. It’s native to the body, and it’s what we recommend to all patients with absorption issues, especially to those with neuropathies or pernicious anemia. There’s a reason Japan uses almost only methyl B12, and they are the world leaders in B12 research.
Our vial contains the methyl B12 in powder form, to which you’ll add 10ml of saline and inject with regular 0.3ml insulin syringes. It will net you about 33 shots with 1,200mcg of B12 each, more than enough to saturate your body with B12 on a daily basis.
Here’s how it looks:
Why Are We So Excited?
The Beauty of Buying B12 Shots This Way
Free Worldwide Shipping
We understand how urgent B12 is if you’re deficient. Therefore, we ship orders almost immediately upon processing and use Royal Mail.
- International Shipping (All Countries)
- Tracking Code
- No Extra Charge
COVID-19 Update: Orders can now take up to 3 weeks to arrive. For this reason, we recommend to order a month ahead of when you plan to start using it.
Ready to Buy Injectable B12?
If you’d like to take advantage of a lower price per vial, assure a season-long supply, or hedge against future price increases — note the sweet discounts on the 3, 6, or 12 month kits. We can offer these discounts thanks to the lower combined shipping costs.
If you’re just starting out with B12 shots, then inject daily for at least three months and only then see how you feel. This is because B12 is needed in the formation of red blood cells, which have a life cycle of 90 days. Only once all the malformed cells have expired and have been replaced by new, healthy ones, will you feel 100% better. This is crucial. For that reason, you may find the 3-month kit below a good starting point.
These four options are all a one-off purchase, NOT a subscription:
1 B12 Vial (1 Month)
Tested by Oxford Biosciences, you’ll have to mix this pure, high-quality B12 with saline and inject with 0.3ml insulin syringes. $129- In stock
- 100% Pure Methylcobalamin
- Sterility & Potency Tested
- 1 Month of Daily Shots
3 B12 Vials (3 Months)
Tested by Oxford Biosciences, you’ll have to mix this pure, high-quality B12 with saline and inject with 0.3ml insulin syringes. $349- In stock
- Normally
$387– 10% Off - 100% Pure Methylcobalamin
- Sterility & Potency Tested
- 3 Months of Daily Shots
6 B12 Vials (6 Months)
Tested by Oxford Biosciences, you’ll have to mix this pure, high-quality B12 with saline and inject with 0.3ml insulin syringes. $659- In stock
- Normally
$774– 15% Off - 100% Pure Methylcobalamin
- Sterility & Potency Tested
- 1 Month of Daily Shots
12 B12 Vials (12 Months)
Tested by Oxford Biosciences, you’ll have to mix this pure, high-quality B12 with saline and inject with 0.3ml insulin syringes. $1,239- In stock
- Normally
$1,542– 20% Off - 100% Pure Methylcobalamin
- Sterility & Potency Tested
- 1 Month of Daily Shots
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Why Is Methylcobalamin Superior?
Methyl B12 exhibits distinct neuroprotective properties. It balances the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems. It promotes axonal transport and regeneration, and it improves electrophysiologic parameters in sensory nerves. Of all B12 forms, it’s the most effective treatment for neurological symptoms (numbness, tingling, etc).
As a consequence, it has many applications in a range of illnesses other than B12 deficiency and pernicious anemia, among them Alzheimer’s, multiple sclerosis, Bell’s palsy, neuropathies, Crohn’s, even autism. Recently methyl B12 has been shown to inhibit tumor growth and malignant cancer cells in mice. Future looks bright!
Native
An active form that is native to the human body. Much easier to absorb.
2 Birds, 1 Stone
Reduces homocysteine, solving two problems simultaneously.
Potent
Promotes DNA and protein synthesis better than all other B12 forms.
Circadian Rhythm
Improves alertness, focus, sleep quality, and overall well-being.
Power Boost
Improves cognitive, memory, intellectual and motor function.
Repairing
Promotes myelination and Schwann cell recovery better than all B12 forms.
Non-toxic
Doesn’t contain cyanide or deplete glutathione like cyanocobalamin.
Axonal Recovery
Regenerates nerves, promotes neural function, and protects neurons.
Normalizing
Completely normalizes some hematopoiesis and blood patterns.
Synapses
Revives synaptic transmission and neurotransmitters.
Efficient
Bypasses several problematic steps in the absorption cycle.
Methyl Donor
Generates SAMe, the most crucial methyl group to maintain health.
Fertility
Significantly improves sperm concentration, count, and motility.
Persistent
Much better accumulated and retained in the body than cyanocobalamin.
Bottom Line
Produces clinical results far superior to cyano or hydroxy B12 shots.
What Else Do You Need?
As you’re waiting for our B12 vial to arrive, go visit a local pharmacy and buy sterile saline (NaCl 0.9%) and a pack of 0.3ml insulin needles. You can also get alcohol swabs if you want (to clean the area before injecting), but soap will work just as well.
When you get your B12, don’t be alarmed if you see just a tiny bit of powder in the vial. This is not an error. Although an impressive amount for our needs, 40,000mcg is a small amount to the eye. Add 10ml of saline (it will fill the bottle to the top), immediately cover with aluminum foil, and wait at least two hours before you start injecting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It’s natural to have questions before you buy B12 shots, especially online. We scoured our mailbox and collected the most frequently asked questions we are being asked:
No. It is pure, 100% pharmaceutical-grade methylcobalamin B12.
Don’t worry, this is the correct amount. All vials are checked before they are sent, no vial leaves the laboratory empty. Here’s how 40mg looks like compared to something you are familiar with:
As you see, 40mg (which is 40,000mcg) does not take up much space at all. Once you dissolve the powder in 10ml of saline, you will get a solution that will give you about 33 shots (if you inject with 0.3ml syringes, as we advise).
If you’ve seen vials that look a lot fuller, that’s because they’re lyophilized. Lyophilization is accomplished by dissolving the B12 in a solute to begin with, and companies do not tell what solute they use (hopefully not benzene!), but this accounts for the difference in volume.
Again, in contrast, our B12 is 100% pure, pharmaceutical grade methylcobalamin.
A methylcobalamin injection price ranges from $50 to $250 in private clinics. That’s per shot! Imagine if you buy B12 injections daily, you’ll end up paying thousands of dollars a month. When you do-it-yourself with our vial, you get a whole month worth of shots for $135, making it about $4 per shot. Incredible difference 🙂
In the US or UK, you can’t. In Japan, however, you can buy methylcobalamin shots in the supermarket! Hopefully we’ll have a similar reality one day. If you live in a country that sells B12 shots over the counter, make sure it’s methyl B12 and not hydroxy, or the synthetic, slightly-toxic cyano which can make things worse.
If you’re from Europe, then it’s only a few days away. If you’re from United States, Canada, Australia, India, etc, then it may stretch to a week or two. While you’re waiting, go to a local pharmacy and buy 10ml of sterile saline (NaCl 0.9%) and a pack of 0.3ml insulin syringes. It’s just a few dollars.
You’ll need 10ml of saline, which is the maximum amount the vial can hold.
Yes. They’ll charge you anywhere from $50 to 250 per shot though. If you do decide to buy B12 injections from private clinics, ask and make sure their solution doesn’t contain benzyl alcohol as a preservative. Our vials contain pure methylcobalamin.
Injecting B12 is 100% safe. It is a water-soluble vitamin, meaning you will quickly urinate any excess. You can’t overdose or build toxicity levels. In fact, methyl B12 has been used in mega-doses (about an entire vial of ours twice a week!) to treat cyanide poisoning and neuropathy, and to prolong the life of ALS patients.
The secret is small, frequent doses. Inject daily (at least) if you have neurological B12 deficiency symptoms. When you dissolve our 40,000mcg supplement in 10ml of saline, you’ll get 33 shots, each having 1,200mcg of B12 if you use 0.3ml needles. Alternatively, you’ll get 20 shots of 2,000mcg each if you use 0.5ml needles. We prefer the former – 2,000mcg is a lot for one shot, and probably not wholly absorbed. You’ll get more B12 per dollar spent if you inject with the 0.3ml needles. And 1,200mcg per shot is still a lot – that’s how much B12 you’ll find in 250 steaks!
If you have Pernicious Anemia or other B12 malabsorption issues (for example if you had a stomach surgery that damaged your gastric parietal cells) , then you’ll have to inject your whole life. As a rule of thumb, keep injecting daily until symptoms stop improving, regardless of your B12 blood levels (which mean little).
Nerve damage especially takes a long time to heal, if it heals at all. By injecting daily, you can at least ensure you won’t decline further. Your goal now is to fill your cell and tissue stores of B12 as soon as you can to help any nerve damage recover.
In the future, once your symptoms disappear (or just stop improving), you may decrease the frequency of injections, to every-other-day at first, and then to weekly, and try to monitor if symptoms worsen. That way you’ll find your ideal schedule.
Not at all! Many of our readers self-inject without problems. If you have some body fat, you’ll barely feel anything. When you think of painful injections, what you probably have in mind is intramuscular (IM) shots, like vaccines. IM is indeed painful, but B12 you can inject subcutaneously (in your fat), which give little to no pain. Especially when the B12 is dissolved in saline, which has the same salinity as our body. Anyway, it’s nothing compared to a lifetime of illness which could include paralysis, recurrent infections, hair loss, skin problems, infertility, etc.
Subcutaneous shots are very easy to self-administer. Ask any diabetic patient who self-injects insulin on a daily basis. Also, we’ll send you a one-page tutorial to teach you how to do it. Self-injecting B12 is easy and safe. Nothing to worry about.
Methylcobalamin is extremely stable, even at temps as high as 315°C / 600°F. However, an expiration date is required to be on all vitamins, so each vial comes with an expiration date of a little less than a year. This is the expiry date assuming you dissolve the B12 in saline immediately when you receive it. If you keep the vial in dry form, however, it will last much (much) longer.
B12 is extremely stable only when in powder form. After you dissolve it in saline, immediately cover it with aluminum foil since it undergoes destruction by light. Our vials are made of Amber glass, which blocks about 66% of light from entering. Covering with aluminum foil will completely protect the vial from light. Store in the fridge or any cool environment of 5-25°C / 41-77°F degrees.
Yes.
Most patients don’t respond clinically to oral therapy. That’s because most B12 deficiencies are due to malabsorption. With high-dose B12 shots, you’ll improve the quickest. Oral B12 won’t work fast enough, and in most cases it won’t work at all.
If you’ve just started injecting B12 (first few months), we recommend increasing your potassium intake as your body is creating new, normal red blood cells and your potassium levels could drop. Good sources: sweet potato (with the skin), salmon, watermelon, coconut water, avocado, banana, beet, butternut squash, pomegranate, and dark leafy greens like spinach or kale.
Also, remember that B12 and folate rely on each other to function. If you’re not high on the suggested folate range, you may want to supplement with l-methylfolate. This is the best form of folate, a lot better than folic acid.
If you have Pernicious Anemia or another autoimmune disease, this diet may help.
There’s a lot of nonsense on the internet. You should only buy B12 shots if you have a deficiency caused by B12 malabsorption, or if you have clear symptoms (regardless of blood levels). If you are deficient then you will get an energy boost (B12 plays a role in metabolism). But for a healthy person B12 won’t do much if anything.
No.
Either online or in pharmacies. If you’re having hard time finding “saline for injection” without prescription, don’t sweat it. Brands have to go through an expensive endotoxin test to have that “injectable” label, and many just won’t do it. As long as it’s sterile 0.9% saline, you’ll be fine.
We’ve had patients whose doctors advised them to stop the shots after their B12 levels became ‘normal’ again. That’s bad advice! Blood levels of B12 correlate very poorly with clinical improvement. You should treat based on symptoms alone. If you have malabsorption issues (like Pernicious Anemia), continue injecting for life.
An increase in energy is noted with the first few injections and improvement is seen gradually. The shots will lead to a rapid increase of reticulocytes (within 48–72h) and subsequent correction of anemia. B12 is required for the formation of red blood cells. A red blood cell life cycle is 90 days. You’re likely to feel much better once all the malformed red blood cells have expired. This is fundamental. So inject for at least three months and see how you feel. It takes years for your body to become deficient in B12, and it takes more than a few weeks to replenish a deficiency. Keep injecting!
I wouldn’t split the powder unless you have access to a sterile lab. Also, even if you inject just twice a week, it would be finished well before its expiry date.
Anybody with B12 malabsorption issues can use our B12. Could be Pernicious Anemia, tapeworm infection, sleeve gastrectomy or gastric bypass surgery, etc. We recommend methylcobalamin for everyone who needs to supplement.
However, Pernicious Anemia patients can especially benefit from methylcobalamin, since they cannot metabolize B12 like normal people, and so absolutely need a native form. Also, they commonly have other comorbidities like impairment of the methylation cycle which leaves them with extremely high and harmful levels of homocysteine.
Yes. Methylcobalamin is red. When you add saline, the solution becomes red.
It’s perfectly safe to inject B12 during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Actually, not having enough B12 should have you worried. Being deficient during pregnancy could lead to some serious complications in your pregnancy or to your baby.
Although progression of B12 deficiency is gradual, some damage may not be reversed if the symptoms have been present for a long time. The earlier you begin treatment, the better. Some may recover 100% if treated in time.
B12 shots are not useful for weight loss if you’re not deficient (although a lot of sources claim otherwise in order to sell B12 shots). The injections will only help those who are deficient, because B12 helps maintaining a healthy metabolism.
Visit a pharmacy and get 0.3ml needles for insulin (diabetes). If you’re in the UK, you can order BD 30 gauge insulin needles online from Medisave.
All sorts of closures for the glass vials were considered for antimicrobial protection. Rubber closures actually allow ingress of contamination from the hole through which the needle passes, which is too large to keep out bacterial contamination. There are multiple studies reporting that. Here’s one. Also, rubber closures are prone to sample contamination by rubber additives. Here’s another study for your information. This is more well-known now and another reason to avoid that type of closure, though there are still plenty around, since they tend to be cheaper.
Ensuring the vial remains tightly closed is best for maintaining the integrity of the methyl B12. Anyway, it is the staph aureus on our skin that causes most problems, so always clean your skin with alcohol swabs or soap before injecting.
Personally, we have never had anyone come back to us with an allergic reaction to the methyl B12 vials. Not a single case. We have many repeat customers too, so it must tell you something about how rare true allergy is.
But our B12 is 100% pure. No additives whatsoever.
If you had reacted to B12 injections in the past (if it had anything to do with the shots at all), it most likely was not the B12 you reacted to, but some troublesome excipient in the concoction. Carboxymethylcellulose and mannitol are common additives that are known to cause acute allergic reactions, though rarely. Our next question would be, was the correct fluid added to the vial? If anything other than sterile saline was added, it may have been a preservative that you had reacted to.
Sensitivities to the B12 itself do exist, but very rarely, and mostly to cyanocobalamin or hydroxycobalamin (1, 2, 3, 4). If you want to make sure, go test for cobalt allergy, or have a small test dose of our pure methyl B12, with a physician supervising.
If you use 0.3ml syringes, you will have 33 shots. Therefore, if you inject daily, as we recommend, you’ll finish the vial in about a month. If you inject every second day, it will last for two months. And so on.
We ship everywhere. So far we have had people ordering from USA, Australia, Canada, Germany, France, Switzerland, South Africa, Mexico, India, Italy, Norway, Denmark, Netherlands, Croatia, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Estonia, Malta, Israel, Singapore, Hong Kong, Ireland, Sweden, Brazil, Ukraine, Moldova, Qatar, Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates), New Zealand, Thailand, Costa Rica, Philippines, Barbados, Lithuania, and all across the UK – London, Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Cardiff, etc.
No. We’re not a retail company, we only supply pure methylcobalamin.
Cyanocobalamin is a synthetic, inactive, slightly-toxic form that your body must work very hard to utilize. It leaves a cyanide molecule for the body to eliminate, and that is an expensive process that steals methyl groups. We cannot support any use whatsoever of this cheap and non-native form of B12. Given a choice, who on earth would choose to put a non-natural cyanide compound in their body?
Here’s the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for our methylcobalamin.
Order B12 Injections Today
We’re quite excited to be able to provide vitamin B12 vials for sale. So many severely deficient people are being refused a repeat prescription for B12 shots, it’s tragic. Many of those who do get a prescription, end up receiving synthetic forms of B12 instead of the native, harmless, nerve-repairing form – methylcobalamin. It’s truly a scandal.
Will the shots bring you complete recovery?
It’s hard to tell, as each person has their own level of damage. Many will remain with symptoms to some degree, some will recover 100%. It really depends on how early you catch and start treating the B12 deficiency. So stop waiting. With daily B12 shots, at the very least you will stop symptoms and nerve damage from getting much worse.