Injection · weekly

MIC + B12

Methionine, inositol, choline and B12 in one weekly shot — an add-on for members on a GLP-1 who are running flat.

₦44,000/ month

on the 3-month plan · ₦52,000/mo month-to-month

Weekly injection

Pairs with the tirzepatide plan

Free delivery each cycle

Ships 2–8 °C with a temperature strip you check

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You are not charged until a doctor prescribes.

What it is

Lipotropic support alongside your GLP-1

This is a support injection, not a weight-loss drug, and we would rather say so up front. The B12 component has clear evidence behind it if you are deficient, which a lot of people on a heavily reduced appetite become. The lipotropic components have far less.

We prescribe it mostly to members eight or more weeks into a tirzepatide plan who are eating so little that energy has dropped. If you are looking for a standalone way to lose weight, this is not it and your doctor will tell you the same.

What it does in your body

B12 is a cofactor in red blood cell formation and nerve function, and low levels show up as exactly the tiredness people blame on the GLP-1. Methionine, inositol and choline are involved in fat metabolism in the liver; the claim that injecting them accelerates fat loss is popular and poorly supported, so treat any energy improvement as the realistic upside.

How you take it

Every weekOne subcutaneous injection, any day, no timing rules

Week 8Doctor reviews whether it is doing anything for you

OngoingContinued only if your energy scores actually moved

Side effects, plainly

What most people get, and the bit that matters

Common

Stinging at the injection site for a minute or two

Bright yellow urine — the B12, entirely harmless

Occasional mild nausea on the day of injection

Worth memorisingRare but worth knowing: allergic reaction to any component, and B12 injections can unmask a low potassium level in people with severe deficiency. Your doctor screens for that before starting.

Who should not take this

Anyone with Leber's hereditary optic neuropathy

Known cobalt or cobalamin hypersensitivity

People with untreated kidney disease, without a nephrology opinion

This list is not exhaustive and does not replace the consultation. The intake form asks the questions that decide it, which is why the honest answers matter more than the fast ones.

Questions about MIC + B12

No. Anyone selling it that way is overselling it. It is a support injection for people already on a weight programme who are struggling with energy.

If your deficiency is dietary, yes, and it is cheaper — ask your doctor. The injection matters more if absorption is the problem rather than intake.

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Other weight loss treatments

Injection · weeklyCompounded tirzepatideDual GIP/GLP-1 · strongest appetite control₦205,000/mo →Tablet · as neededOndansetronAdd-on · nausea cover while titrating₦18,000/mo →

Ready to start mic + b12?

The health form takes about three minutes. A doctor reads it the same day and tells you yes, no, or not until you have had this checked.

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