If a blood test has shown low vitamin B12, injections are a common way to restore it: a short starting course, then usually one injection a month. Our nurses give B12 and other prescribed injections with a valid order and your consent.
What you need
- A prescription or order from your physician or Nurse Practitioner, or an assessment with ours
- The medication, filled at your pharmacy (a separate cost)
- Your medication list and allergies
- Recent blood results if you have them, such as B12 or a complete blood count
Other injections we give
- Prescribed injections ordered by your physician or Nurse Practitioner
- Routine vaccines and placement immunizations
- Injections requiring a short period of observation
Fees
| Service & inclusions | Fee (CAD) |
|---|---|
| B12 injection administrationNurse-administered · medication extra | $40 |
| Routine injection or vaccine administrationMedication or vaccine extra | $40 |
| Brief medication or result review with the Nurse PractitionerTo review results or start treatment | $65 |
Your B12 level is usually rechecked 2 to 3 months after starting injections.
Common questions
Can I bring my own B12 prescription?
Yes. Bring the prescription or order from your physician or Nurse Practitioner and the medication from your pharmacy, and our nurses give the injection.
How much does a B12 injection visit cost?
$40 for the injection visit. The medication is a separate cost from your pharmacy.
Do I need blood work first?
Yes. B12 injections are started when a blood test shows a low level. If you don’t have results, our Nurse Practitioner can order them.
Book your visit
No referral or OHIP card needed. We confirm the service and total fee before your appointment.