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MICC + B12
Daily Wellness, Metabolism

MICC + B12.

MICC is a compounded lipotropic injection: three nutrients involved in how the body handles fat (methionine, inositol, choline) plus cyanocobalamin, a form of vitamin B12. It is prescribed as part of a medically guided weight plan, most often alongside a GLP-1, to support energy and the metabolic work already underway.

from $110 /vial

Billed once. Multi-vial plans are one prescription with a vial shipped each month. Nothing renews. Provider consultation, syringes, and shipping included. Stores at room temperature.

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MICC + B12 vial (10ml: Methionine 25, Inositol 50, Choline 50, B12 0.33 mg/mL)
Injection homekit (syringes + alcohol pads)
Licensed provider consultation included
Free expedited shipping
Ongoing care and dose management
Benefits

What is actually
in the vial.

Four ingredients, each at a fixed strength per mL: methionine 25mg, inositol 50mg, choline 50mg, cyanocobalamin 0.33mg. Together they are the classic lipotropic + B12 blend, called MIC + B12 or Lipo-B in some clinics. Here is what each one is.

Methionine

An essential amino acid the body cannot make on its own. It takes part in methylation, the chemistry behind processing fats and sugars and supporting the liver.

Inositol

A sugar-like compound found in cell membranes that plays a part in how cells signal and how fat is moved and used for energy.

Choline

An essential nutrient the liver relies on to transport fat rather than store it. Also involved in nerve signaling and muscle recovery.

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Cyanocobalamin (B12)

A stable form of vitamin B12. The body uses it to turn carbohydrates into usable energy and to make red blood cells and maintain nerves.

How it is taken

A small intramuscular or subcutaneous injection, 1mL at a time, on the schedule your provider writes. Most patients do it at home in under a minute.

Where it fits

Prescribed as a companion inside a medically guided weight plan, not as a weight loss drug on its own. Many CLYR patients on tirzepatide or semaglutide add it.

What's Included

Everything you need,
delivered.

Every plan includes the vial, injection supplies, provider consultation, ongoing care, and shipping. Longer plans lower your monthly rate.

MICC + B12 vial

Methionine, inositol, choline, and B12 in a 10mL multi-dose vial, compounded by a state-licensed 503B outsourcing facility. About a month at the usual schedule.

Injection homekit

Syringes and alcohol pads included. A simple injection most patients self-administer in under a minute.

Provider consultation

A licensed provider reviews your health profile and writes the dose and schedule that fit your plan.

Ongoing care

Schedule changes, side effect questions, timing around a GLP-1, your provider is one message away.

Free expedited shipping

Plain packaging to your door. MICC ships and stores at room temperature, away from light. No refrigerator needed.

FAQs

Common questions.

Methionine, Inositol, Choline, and Cyanocobalamin (vitamin B12). The first three are lipotropic nutrients, involved in how the body moves and uses fat. B12 is there for energy metabolism and red blood cells.

No. It is a nutrient injection, not a medication that drives weight loss on its own the way a GLP-1 does. It is prescribed as part of a medically guided weight plan to support energy and the metabolic work already happening. Most CLYR patients use it alongside a GLP-1, not instead of one.

Yes, that is the most common way it is prescribed. Your provider sets the timing; most patients keep it on a different day from their GLP-1 injection.

Your provider writes the schedule; once or twice a week is typical, 1mL each time. It goes in a muscle or under the skin, whichever your provider directs.

The most common are irritation or redness at the injection site, and occasionally temporary fatigue or nausea. Anything severe, or any sign of an allergic reaction, means stop and contact your provider or seek care.

Anyone with severe liver or kidney disease, anyone pregnant or breastfeeding, and anyone with a known allergy to any ingredient, including cobalt or B12. Your provider screens for these at consultation.

Feel the difference.

5-minute health questionnaire. Provider review. Your MICC vial and homekit shipped free, at room temperature. No pharmacy visits.

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