Feel Better. Faster.
Intramuscular Wellness Shots Tailored for You
Rapid absorption. Lasting energy. Expertly dosed nutrients delivered in seconds.
What are intramuscular injections?
Why IM Shots?
Intramuscular (IM) injections deliver vitamins, amino acids, and antioxidants directly into muscle tissue for rapid absorption and faster results than oral supplements. Whether you’re low on energy, recovering from a workout, feeling under the weather, or simply maintaining your wellness routine, IM shots are a quick and effective solution.
Key Benefits:
💥 Fast absorption
⚡ Boosted energy
🛡️ Immune support
🧠 Enhanced cognitive function
🧬 Tailored nutrient support
OUr most popular shots
Vitamin D
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Bone Health
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Mood Support
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Immune Support
function
B12
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Energy
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DNA Synthesis
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Nerve Function
Methylcobalamin
& Hydroxocobalamin
Lipo-Mino-C
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Energy
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Metabolism
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Physical Performance
Toradol
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Pain Relief
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Anti-inflammatory
Amino Blend
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Boosts Metabolism
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Muscle Recovery
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Physical Performance
NAD+
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Anti-Aging
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Mitochondrial Health
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Enhance Cognitive Edge
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FAQ
Are the INtramuscular injections painful?
No, most of the injections are not painful. There are a few nutrients that are known to sting a little more than others, however, your nurse will know exactly which ones those are and will warn you ahead of time.
How long does it take?
IM shots are quicker (less than a minute), go into the muscle (not a vein), and don’t require a drip bag. They offer fast absorption and are great for targeted nutrient boosts.
How long do the benefits last?
Benefits can last days to weeks, depending on your metabolism, nutrient status, and lifestyle.
Are IM shots safe?
Yes—when administered by trained professionals with proper medical screening.
Are the dosages the same as I would get in the IV?
Yes, the intramuscular injection nutrients are the same dose for the nutrients that are offered IV as well.
How long does it take to work?
Effects are often felt within 15–60 minutes, depending on the nutrient and your current deficiency levels.
Where are the intramuscular injections given?
Common sites are the deltoid (upper arm) or glute (hip).
Can I get an IM shot and IV drip in the same visit?
Yes—many clients combine them for a more comprehensive boost.
