| B12Methylcobalamin | A water-soluble vitamin required for red blood cell formation, DNA synthesis, and normal nerve function. The methylated form arrives in a state the body can use directly. | - —Supports normal energy metabolism
- —Supports red blood cell formation
- —Supports nerve function and myelin maintenance
- —May help where absorption from food or oral supplements is limited
| Confirmed low B12, restricted or plant-based diets, malabsorption, long-term acid-suppressing or metformin therapy, older adults | $50 |
| B-Complex | A combination of the B vitamins, which act as cofactors across energy metabolism and normal nervous-system function. | - —Supports the conversion of food into cellular energy
- —Supports normal nervous-system function
- —Involved in red blood cell production
- —May support tolerance of periods of high physical or mental demand
| Restricted diets, sustained stress or exertion, higher alcohol intake, confirmed low levels | $50–$60 |
| Magnesium | A mineral involved in several hundred enzymatic reactions, including muscle contraction, nerve signalling, blood-glucose regulation, and sleep architecture. | - —Supports normal muscle and nerve function
- —Involved in cellular energy production
- —Supports normal sleep patterns
- —May support recovery after exertion
| Muscle cramping, poor sleep quality, high training load, confirmed low magnesium | $50–$60 |
| Vitamin D3 + K2 | A fat-soluble pair: D3 supports calcium absorption and immune regulation, while K2 is involved in directing calcium toward bone rather than soft tissue. | - —Supports bone health and normal calcium handling
- —Supports normal immune function
- —Involved in neuromuscular regulation
| Confirmed low vitamin D, limited sun exposure, northern latitudes, bone-health concerns | $50–$80 |
| Vitamin C | A water-soluble antioxidant involved in collagen formation, immune function, wound healing, and iron absorption. An injection delivers a standard dose — distinct from the high-dose intravenous protocol. | - —Immune support
- —Antioxidant protection against oxidative stress
- —Collagen synthesis for skin and connective tissue
- —Wound healing and tissue repair
| Frequent illness, recovery, wound healing, increased oxidative stress | $30–$60 |
| Zinc + Selenium | Two trace minerals acting as cofactors in immune function, thyroid hormone metabolism, and the body's own antioxidant enzyme systems. | - —Supports normal immune function
- —Involved in thyroid hormone metabolism
- —Supports antioxidant enzyme activity
- —Involved in wound healing and skin integrity
| Confirmed low levels, frequent illness, restricted diets, recovery — both accumulate, so testing comes first | $25–$50 |
| Glutathione | Often called the body's “master antioxidant.” Produced naturally in the liver, it plays a major role in detoxification pathways and protection from oxidative damage. | - —Neutralizes free radicals
- —Supports liver detoxification pathways
- —Helps recycle other antioxidants (vitamin C & E)
- —Studied for skin clarity and tone
| Oxidative stress, environmental exposures, recovery, skin-related goals | $50–$80 |
| ALAAlpha-Lipoic Acid | An antioxidant that works in both water- and fat-soluble compartments, involved in mitochondrial energy metabolism and in regenerating other antioxidants. | - —Antioxidant protection across both compartments
- —Involved in mitochondrial energy production
- —Being studied for glucose metabolism and nerve comfort
| Metabolic health goals, oxidative stress, nerve-related complaints already under evaluation | $50–$70 |
| NAD⁺Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide | A coenzyme found in every cell that is essential for mitochondrial energy production and cellular repair; levels decline with age. An injection delivers a smaller amount than an infusion. | - —Supports cellular energy production (ATP)
- —May support mental clarity
- —Supports cellular repair pathways
- —Being studied for neuroprotection and metabolic health
| Fatigue, cognitive complaints, high stress, recovery and longevity-focused plans | $50–$120 |
| CoQ10Ubiquinol | A compound concentrated in the mitochondria of high-demand tissue such as heart and skeletal muscle, where it is required for energy production. Ubiquinol is its reduced, readily usable form. | - —Supports mitochondrial energy production
- —Antioxidant protection of cell membranes
- —Supports cardiovascular and muscular function
| Fatigue, cardiovascular and muscular support goals, patients on statin therapy under clinical review | $50–$90 |
| L-Carnitine | An amino-acid derivative that transports fatty acids into the mitochondria to be used as fuel. | - —Involved in fat metabolism and energy production
- —Supports recovery after exercise
- —Being studied for endurance and body-composition goals
| Athletes, body-composition and metabolic goals, fatigue already under evaluation | $50–$70 |
| Combination cocktail | Two or more of the above given in a single injection, where evaluation supports combining them. | - —One injection where more than one nutrient is indicated
- —Components chosen against your laboratory findings and goals
| Decided in consultation — a combination is built for a person, not chosen from a list | $60–$120+ |