Private injections · Vitamin B12 injection

Vitamin B12 injectionsat The Olde Pharmacy

Vitamin B12 injections given by our pharmacist after a short consultation to check they are suitable for you.

Vitamin B12 injection £25

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  • Consultation before your first injection
  • Hydroxocobalamin 1mg injection
  • Given in our private consultation room
  • Quick appointment
  • Clear price of £25 per injection
A pharmacist preparing for a private consultation

Your appointment

What to expect, from preparation to aftercare

Vitamin B12 helps keep your nerves and blood cells healthy. We check your health first, then give the injection.
What happens at your appointment

01 What happens

What happens at your appointment

  • Health questions

    We ask about your health, diet and medicines to make sure the injection is suitable.

  • Quick injection

    The injection is given into a muscle, usually in your upper arm.

  • In and out quickly

    The appointment is usually short.

  • Plan your next one

    We advise how often you may want further injections.

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Before your appointment

02 Before you come in

Before your appointment

  • Wear a top that lets us reach your upper arm
  • Tell us about any medicines and allergies
  • Let us know if you have a B12 deficiency diagnosis
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Afterwards

03 Aftercare

Afterwards

  • A little soreness where the injection went is common
  • Contact us if you feel unwell
  • Book your next injection if advised
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Safety information: B12 injections do not replace medical care for diagnosed pernicious anaemia; keep following your GP's plan. If you have numbness, weakness or problems with your memory or balance, please see your GP.

Vitamin B12 injection FAQs

Who might benefit from B12 injections?

People with low B12 levels, for example from a restricted diet. We discuss whether it is suitable at your consultation.

How much does it cost?

Each injection costs £25.

How often can I have one?

It depends on your needs. We advise you at your appointment.

Do I need a blood test first?

Not always, but we may recommend speaking to your GP about a test if you have symptoms.

Are there side effects?

Most people have no problems. Some have soreness where the injection was given.