How Much Does MIC + B12 injections Cost?

MIC + B12 injections typically cost about $50–150/month through telehealth programs, and are often sold as an add-on to GLP-1 weight-loss plans. The blend is compounded and not covered by insurance. Plain vitamin B12 injections for a documented deficiency are far cheaper and often insurance-covered.

Lowest telehealth price we track:$65/mo*

Prices last checked · each provider's date is under its price

* Prices are based on our most recent research and may not reflect current pricing. Verify directly with the provider.

MIC + B12 injections Prices by Provider

Sorted by lowest starting price — the tracked range runs $65 to $199/mo.

Prices shown are based on our most recent research and may not reflect current pricing. Telehealth providers update their pricing frequently. Always verify pricing directly with the provider before purchasing.

What you're paying for

The price covers a compounded blend of methionine, inositol, choline, and B12 plus supplies. The raw ingredients are inexpensive; most of the cost is compounding, shipping, and program margin.

Plain B12 is a different product

Generic cyanocobalamin injections are FDA-approved for B12 deficiency and cost a few dollars per dose at a pharmacy. If a blood test shows you are deficient, that is the evidence-based, low-cost route — and often covered by insurance.

How to Pay Less for MIC + B12 injections

  • ✓Get your B12 level checked — if it's normal, B12 injections are unlikely to change how you feel.
  • ✓If you are deficient, generic cyanocobalamin through insurance is far cheaper than a compounded MIC blend.
  • ✓Treat MIC add-ons in weight-loss bundles as optional; there's little evidence they improve results.

MIC + B12 injections Cost — Frequently Asked Questions

Is MIC + B12 worth adding to a GLP-1 program?

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On current evidence, probably not for weight loss. GLP-1 medications have strong trial data; MIC injections do not. The add-on raises the monthly cost without a demonstrated effect on results.

Does insurance cover MIC + B12?

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No. Insurance may cover plain B12 injections for a documented deficiency, but not compounded lipotropic blends.

What does MIC + B12 cost per year?

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Roughly $600–1,800 per year at typical telehealth pricing.

Want the full picture — how mic + b12 injectionsworks, side effects, and who it's not for?

Read the MIC + B12 injections Guide