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Yes, you can usually book directly with a pharmacy offering private B12 injections, like our pharmacy, without needing a GP referral or prescription.
Computed tomography myelography is recommended if MRI cannot be performed (e.g., the patient has spinal or cardiac instrumentation or other hardware that may not be MRI compliant)
The BUD is conservative by design, intended to ensure sterility and potency within a validated window
Remember that while B12 injections can be beneficial for those with deficiencies or certain health conditions, they're not suitable for everyone
If a provider determines a prescription isn't clinically appropriate before your order ships, you're entitled to a full refund