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Vitamin D Injection Consultation · Preston clinic & mobile across the North West
A vitamin D shot, formulated to support immune function and the maintenance of normal bones. It may also support normal muscle function, and the formulation is suitable for vegetarians. Fifteen minutes, practitioner-led, and particularly popular through the darker months.
Who it’s for: Anyone in the UK, frankly — especially from October to March.
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Final formulation is confirmed by your prescriber at your suitability check.
£60
Approx. 15 min Practitioner-led
Secure your appointment with a deposit. The balance is due on the day, after your on-the-day suitability check. Subject to a suitability assessment; treatment may be declined.
Choose a location and time, then pay a deposit to hold your appointment. The balance is due on the day.
Complete your health screening and consent. A clinician reviews your suitability before anything is prepared.
On the day, your practitioner runs final checks, then your treatment is administered with single-use, sterile kit.
Vitamin D Shot contains Vitamin D3 30,000 IU (vegetarian). The final formulation is confirmed by your prescriber at your suitability check.
Allow approximately 15 min for the treatment itself, plus a few minutes for your pre-treatment checks.
Book a consultation online. A prescriber assesses whether an injection is suitable for you before anything is given, and will advise if it is not.
Anyone in the UK, frankly — especially from October to March.
Yes, in most of Lancashire and Greater Manchester. Our mobile team can come to your home, office or a suitable venue, subject to availability and a suitable setting. A travel fee may apply depending on your location.
Every treatment starts with a clinical suitability check. If our clinician decides the treatment is not right for you, it will not go ahead and your deposit is refunded in full.
Choose your location and time, and secure your appointment with a deposit.
Not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your GP for medical concerns.