Four named components
The exact forms and amounts matter, so review the complete prescription label.
Lennox / RxInjection / 25 mg
Monthly supply / 25 mg
MIC + B12.Build momentum for energy and metabolic wellness.
MIC + B12 combines methionine, inositol, choline, and vitamin B12 in one provider-guided injection.
Each ingredient supports a different part of normal metabolism, helping complement energy, nutrition, body-composition, and weight-management goals.
Introductory first month
$159$109/first month
After month one
$159/month
- Provider reviewed
- Prescription required
- Individualized care
Provider evaluation required · Prescription not guaranteed · Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved · Individual results vary
Provider reviewed+Prescription required+Individualized care+25 mg Injection+$109 first month+$159 ongoing+Provider reviewed+Prescription required+Individualized care+25 mg Injection+$109 first month+$159 ongoing+
What is MIC-B12?
Four ingredients with complementary roles.
MIC + B12 combines methionine, inositol, choline, and vitamin B12 in one provider-guided injection.
Each ingredient supports a different part of normal metabolism, helping complement energy, nutrition, body-composition, and weight-management goals.
Prescription injection
Technique, dose, schedule, and storage depend on the exact product prescribed.
Outcome-specific and limited
The biology of each ingredient does not guarantee a benefit from the mixture.
Potential benefits
Designed to support what matters to you.
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Supports normal energy metabolism
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Complements healthy fat metabolism
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Supports red-blood-cell and nerve function
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Helps maintain healthy cell membranes
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Complements nutrition and exercise habits
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Supports a structured weight-management plan
How the parts may contribute
Targeted nutritional support in one prescribed formula.
Together, these ingredients provide targeted nutritional support in one prescribed formula.
Protein and metabolism
Methionine is an amino acid used in protein production and metabolic processes.
Cellular signaling
Inositol participates in cellular structures and signaling.
Membranes and lipid transport
Choline supports cell membranes, liver function, and lipid transport.
Blood, nerves, and energy
Vitamin B12 supports red-blood-cell production, nerve health, DNA synthesis, and energy metabolism.
Curious about the science?
Learn more about the nutrients in MIC + B12.
Explore research related to how this treatment works and the biological processes it is designed to support.
Lennox online care
Three clear steps.
One care team.
First month$109Then $159/month if prescribed and continued.
Explore MIC + B12 treatment
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Complete your health assessment
Share your health history, medicines, allergies, prior injections, and goals in a private online form.
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Get a licensed provider review
A provider decides whether MIC-B12 may be appropriate. A prescription is not guaranteed.
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Receive ongoing care
If prescribed, follow the pharmacy label and contact your care team about questions or reactions.
Safety first
Know what to ask.
A multi-ingredient injection requires review of every component. Tell your provider about allergies, pregnancy, medical conditions, and every medicine or supplement you use.
- Confirm every ingredient and strength
- Review injection-site and allergy risks
- Use only the prescribed dose and technique
- Get urgent help for breathing trouble or severe swelling
Common questions
MIC commonly means methionine, inositol, and choline, combined with vitamin B12. The exact forms, amounts, and additional ingredients can vary, so check the prescription label.
MIC-B12 is not an FDA-approved weight-loss drug. No specific change in weight or body composition can be promised from a compounded mixture.
Not necessarily. Vitamin B12 treatment can address certain deficiencies, but an injection does not guarantee more energy for someone whose B12 status is adequate.
Dose and schedule depend on the exact prescription and your provider's plan. Follow only the pharmacy label and provider instructions.
No. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, and FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing.
Your next step
See if MIC + B12 care may fit you.
A licensed provider reviews your health before treatment is offered. A prescription is never guaranteed.
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