BODY & WELLNESS

Wellness Injections

Quick, targeted vitamin injections administered in minutes by our clinical team. Each begins with a brief consultation to confirm the right option for you. Performed under physician supervision.

Administered by licensed medical providers · Physician Supervised

At a glance

  • Vitamin B12$50
  • Glutathione$50
Visit length
A few minutes for the injection itself; most visits are in and out quickly.
Suggested plan
Typically repeated weekly to monthly, depending on the injection and your plan.
Full treatment details

The Menu

Wellness Injection Menu

  • B12 Energy InjectionA concentrated dose of methylcobalamin B12, popular with clients looking to support energy and overall wellness. In and out in under ten minutes.
  • Glutathione Brightening InjectionGlutathione is offered as a single session or as a series.
  • Vitamin B Complex InjectionThe wider B-vitamin group rather than B12 on its own, for clients who prefer the full complex.
  • Biotin InjectionA B-vitamin injection clients often choose alongside a hair, skin, and nail routine.
  • Vitamin C InjectionA vitamin C injection, chosen by clients maintaining a routine wellness cadence.
  • Vitamin D InjectionA vitamin D injection, selected with your provider as part of a routine wellness plan.
  • NAD+ InjectionA quick injection of NAD+, a coenzyme central to cellular energy. Available by consultation.

In our booking menu the first step is listed under Consultations as Wellness and IV Consultation, and it covers wellness injections, IV therapy, and NAD+. It is complimentary, with no obligation to book.

Before Your First Injection

What the Consultation Screens For

Every wellness injection at Chicago Medspa follows a provider order, and the first visit includes a good-faith examination: history and physical, an allergy history, and a full medication review. It is short, and it is not a formality.

Two screening points come up often enough to name. Vitamin B12 is not given where there is a cobalt allergy or a history of Leber's optic neuropathy. Glutathione calls for G6PD caution, and it is unstable in saline and alongside vitamin C, so when both are on the plan they are given separately, with glutathione typically at the end of a session rather than the start.

Biotin has a consideration that has nothing to do with the injection itself. Biotin can interfere with laboratory immunoassays, including troponin and thyroid tests. If you have bloodwork booked, tell the lab and tell us, so the timing can be arranged around it.

The Visit

How Long Each One Takes

These are short appointments by design. A B12 injection is 1,000 micrograms given intramuscularly, and the injection itself is administered over roughly five to ten seconds. The B complex, biotin, vitamin C and vitamin D injections are likewise intramuscular and take minutes.

Glutathione is the exception in this list. It is given as an intravenous push over roughly five to fifteen minutes rather than as a quick intramuscular injection, so it occupies a slightly longer slot.

NAD+ at 100 milligrams is given subcutaneously or intramuscularly and carries a lower side-effect burden than the intravenous drip, with nausea and flushing that are dose-dependent and become more common above roughly 200 to 300 milligrams. The longer infusion format is described on our NAD+ therapy page.

Cadence

How Often, and How That Is Decided

B12 is commonly repeated on a weekly to monthly rhythm. Glutathione is offered as a single session or as a series. Vitamin D is periodic rather than frequent. Most wellness injections are not given more often than weekly, and where a plan calls for high-dose vitamin C or NAD+ the cadence follows a physician protocol rather than a standing schedule.

If your goal is fluid volume alongside vitamins rather than a single injection, that is a different appointment: IV therapy covers the infusion protocols, and IV boosters can be layered into a session or booked on their own.

Evidence

Setting Expectations Honestly

Wellness injections are offered as a wellness service under physician supervision, not as a treatment for any condition. It is worth saying plainly that this is an area without a robust efficacy evidence base, and that the Merck Manual notes high-dose vitamin therapy claims lack supporting data and that the field lacks regulatory oversight. Vitamin and mineral loading is not harmless at any dose, which is the reason for the screening above rather than a caveat bolted onto it. Your provider will tell you what a given injection can and cannot be expected to do before you book it.

— Planning Your Visit —

Treatment Details

Pricing

  • Vitamin B12$50
  • Glutathione$50
  • Vitamin B complex$40
  • Biotin$40
  • Vitamin C$45
  • Vitamin D$45
  • NAD+, 100 mg$150
  • Vitamin B12, 6 injections$168
  • Glutathione, 6 injections$240

These are the prices in our online booking. Your plan is confirmed at the complimentary consultation, with no obligation to book.

Appointment Length
A few minutes for the injection itself; most visits are in and out quickly.
Typical Course
Typically repeated weekly to monthly, depending on the injection and your plan.

The right option and cadence are confirmed at your consultation.

No deposit, no fees

Your consultation is complimentary, with no obligation to book. We take no deposit to hold your appointment, and we charge nothing to cancel, to reschedule, or for a visit you miss.

— Frequently Asked —

Questions, Answered

Do I need a consultation first?

Yes. Each wellness injection begins with a brief consultation to confirm the right option for you. Wellness consultations are complimentary.

Who administers the injections?

Wellness injections are administered by our clinical team, performed under physician supervision.

How long does a visit take?

Wellness injections are quick, targeted visits administered in minutes — the B12 energy injection has clients in and out in under ten minutes.

— Begin Here —

Start with a Professional Consultation

Your consultation is complimentary, with no obligation to book.

Compounded medications are prepared for individual patients by a licensed compounding pharmacy based on a prescription following consultation. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.