Vitamin injections
Vitamin Injections in Port St. Lucie, FL
Fifteen minutes, no downtime, back to your day.
Quick shots at our Port St. Lucie office, with nothing to plan around and nothing to recover from. B12 for energy, Vitamin D3 for the levels many of us run low on, Tri-Immune ahead of travel or a busy season, and NAD+ for cellular energy.
These are prescription medications, so your nurse practitioner reviews your history and writes the order before anything is given. It takes about five minutes, and it's how we make sure each shot is right for you.
Single shots from $35. A 12-pack brings that to about $27 a shot.
In our officeEvaluation firstAbout fifteen minutes
The menu
Four shots, four different jobs.
Each one is given the same way and takes about the same few minutes. What differs is what it's for.
Vitamin B12
Supports energy, nerve function, and red blood cell production. The most requested shot we give, and the one people tend to notice most when they were low. $35. More on B12.
Vitamin D3
Supports immune function, bone health, and mood. Low vitamin D is common, even here. $35. More on D3.
Tri-Immune
Built for immune support, and popular before travel, a busy stretch, or whenever something is going around. $35. More on Tri-Immune.
NAD+
Supports cellular energy and metabolic function, and it's the one people ask about for fatigue and recovery. This one runs as a monthly program with labs first, from $299 a month. More on NAD+.
Packs, if this becomes routine
Four shots is $125, eight is $230, and twelve is $320, which brings a $35 shot down to about $27. Mix B12, Vitamin D3, and Tri-Immune however you like.
Given in our office
Single doses can't be shipped safely, so this is the one service that always brings you in to see us.
Pricing
What vitamin injections cost.
Pay $35 a shot, or buy a pack and use it whenever you come in. Four shots is $125, eight is $230, and twelve is $320, which works out to about $27 each. Packs apply to B12, Vitamin D3, and Tri-Immune.
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| Vitamin B12, single shot | $35 |
| Vitamin D3, single shot | $35 |
| Tri-Immune, single shot | $35 |
| NAD+, monthly program | From $299/mo |
| 4-pack | $125 |
| 8-pack | $230 |
| 12-pack | $320 |
Packs cover B12, Vitamin D3, and Tri-Immune in any combination. NAD+ is a separate monthly program that requires labs first, and those are billed separately by the lab. Vitamin injections are self-pay and aren't covered by insurance or the Luma membership.
THE PATIENT AND ANY OTHER PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT HAS A RIGHT TO REFUSE TO PAY, CANCEL PAYMENT, OR BE REIMBURSED FOR PAYMENT FOR ANY OTHER SERVICE, EXAMINATION, OR TREATMENT THAT IS PERFORMED AS A RESULT OF AND WITHIN 72 HOURS OF RESPONDING TO THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE FREE, DISCOUNTED FEE, OR REDUCED FEE SERVICE, EXAMINATION, OR TREATMENT.
Good to know
What we want you to know going in.
- These are wellness injections. If your bloodwork shows a true deficiency, we'd rather treat that properly in primary care, and we'll tell you if that's what we're seeing.
- Your first shot starts with a brief evaluation. Your nurse practitioner confirms it's appropriate for you and writes the order before it's given.
- Shots happen at our Port St. Lucie office. There's no telehealth version of an injection.
- Most people feel nothing beyond a sore arm, and that usually passes within an hour or two.
- How often depends on the shot. We'll suggest an interval that makes sense for you rather than a set schedule.
- Please mention anything relevant. If you're pregnant, breastfeeding, or managing a medical condition, some of these are fine and some are better to skip.
How it works
What a vitamin injection visit looks like.
Book a time
Pick a slot at our Port St. Lucie office. Injections are by appointment, and they can't be done by video.
A brief evaluation
Your nurse practitioner reviews your history, confirms the shot is appropriate, and writes the order.
Get your injection
A small shot in the upper arm. It takes about a minute.
Go about your day
No downtime. If you're on a pack, we keep track of how many you have left.
Is this right for you
Who vitamin injections are for.
A good fit if you
- Want an energy or immune boost in a short, scheduled visit
- Are already coming in for something else and want to add a shot
- Come in regularly and would rather pay about $27 a shot than $35
- Live or work near our Port St. Lucie or Greenacres office
This may not be what you need if you
- Are being treated for a diagnosed deficiency. That belongs in primary care with labs.
- Can't come into the office, since these are in-clinic only
- Are hoping one shot will resolve something that's been going on for years
Reviews
What patients in Port St. Lucie are saying.
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Quick, easy, in and out
Come get your shot.
Book a time at our Port St. Lucie office. Most visits run about fifteen minutes door to door.
Good to know
Questions, answered.
What do vitamin injections cost?
B12, Vitamin D3, and Tri-Immune are $35 each. Packs are $125 for four, $230 for eight, and $320 for twelve, and you can mix B12, D3, and Tri-Immune however you want.
Can I do this by video?
No. Someone has to give you the shot, so vitamin injections happen at our Port St. Lucie office. It's the one service that always brings you in.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. These are prescription medications, so your nurse practitioner reviews your history and writes the order before anything is given. Booking takes a minute and the visit takes about fifteen.
How often should I come in?
It depends on the shot and on why you're getting it. We'll recommend an interval that makes sense for you rather than one you don't need.
Do they hurt?
Not much. It's a small shot in the upper arm, and the usual complaint is a sore arm for an hour or two.
Can I mix shots within a pack?
Yes. Packs cover B12, Vitamin D3, and Tri-Immune in any combination. NAD+ sits outside the packs as its own monthly program.
Can I use insurance or my membership?
No. Vitamin injections are self-pay, and they aren't part of the Luma membership.