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MIC + B12Prescription only

Weight Loss · Prescription

MIC + B12

Methionine, inositol, choline, and B12 in one weekly injection.

From $149/mo

You're only charged if a provider prescribes.

What is MIC + B12?

Methionine, inositol, choline, and vitamin B12 combined in one small weekly injection, prescribed after a provider reviews your history.

What's included

Your prescription, what you need to use it, and written directions from your clinician.

Benefits
  • Four ingredients, one shot
  • B12 your body can use
  • Pairs with a program
  • Small and quick
How it's taken

Weekly subcutaneous injection. Your clinician writes your schedule after reviewing your assessment.

Safety
  • Common effects are mild injection-site redness, soreness, or itching.
  • Tell your provider about any allergy to cobalt or vitamin B12, and about kidney or liver conditions.

Compounded medications are prepared by state-licensed pharmacies for individual patients. They are not FDA-approved, and the FDA does not verify their safety, effectiveness, or quality.

Regulatory & Compliance Disclosures

Benefits

MIC + B12: one small weekly injection

  • Meal-prepping colorful vegetables in a bright kitchen

    Four ingredients, one shot

    Methionine, inositol, and choline — three nutrients often paired for metabolism support — plus vitamin B12.

  • A hand placing the vial on a kitchen counter beside a glass of lemon water

    B12 your body can use

    Injected B12 skips the digestive absorption step that limits it for some people.

  • Walking an autumn forest trail with a walking stick

    Pairs with a program

    Often used alongside nutrition changes or a GLP-1 program, if your provider agrees it fits.

  • Macro of the vial on a soft blue cotton towel beside a plain unprinted alcohol swab

    Small and quick

    A small subcutaneous injection, once a week, with supplies and instructions included.

How it works

MIC + B12 at a glance

MIC + B12

  • One combined shot

    Three nutrients plus vitamin B12 in a single injection.

  • Skips digestion

    Injected B12 doesn't depend on your gut to absorb it.

  • Fits a wider plan

    Can sit alongside nutrition changes or a GLP-1 program.

How radivarx works

Care without the waiting room

How it works

  1. Start your assessment

    Step1

    A short online health questionnaire. No appointment, no waiting room.

    Starting the assessment on a phone

  2. A provider reviews it

    Step2

    A clinician licensed in your state reviews your history and prescribes only if it's appropriate.

    Clinician reviewing an intake

  3. The pharmacy ships it

    Step3

    A state-licensed U.S. pharmacy fills your prescription and ships it in plain packaging.

    Shipping box at the front door

  4. Care continues

    Step4

    Message your care team with questions. Dose changes and refills are handled online.

    Messaging the care team

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FAQ

Questions, answered

What is MIC + B12 used for?
It's commonly used to support energy and metabolism as part of a broader weight-management plan. It is not a weight-loss drug on its own.
Is it painful?
It's a small subcutaneous injection, similar to an insulin-style needle. Most people feel a brief pinch.
Is my information private?
Your assessment is handled under HIPAA. Packages ship in plain packaging with nothing about the contents on the outside.
Do you take insurance?
radivarx is cash-pay. Pricing is shown up front, with no insurance paperwork or prior authorizations.

Prescription required. All prescriptions require evaluation by a licensed provider, and completing an assessment does not guarantee a prescription.

Plans and renewals. Plans renew monthly at the price shown at checkout until you cancel. You can cancel any time.

This page is not medical advice. Individual results vary.

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