Vitamin B12

If you’re experiencing ongoing tiredness, low energy, or symptoms that don’t improve with rest or diet, low vitamin B12 levels may be contributing. At Periville

Pharmacy, we provide a professional Vitamin B12 service for adults, including assessment, advice, and treatment options where clinically appropriate.

We provide both generic and branded vitamin B12 treatment options, with injectable treatments administered by trained pharmacists in a safe, clinical setting. Our service supports patients across Grimsby, Laceby, Keelby, Great Coates, and Healing from our two branches.

What Is Vitamin B12 and Why Is It Important?

Vitamin B12 (cobalamin) is essential for:
Low levels can lead to fatigue, poor concentration, and reduced nerve function. Some people cannot absorb enough B12 from diet or oral supplements, making injections and tablets clinically appropriate.

Who May Be at Risk of Vitamin B12 Deficiency?

Certain groups are more prone to deficiency:

Our pharmacists will review your symptoms and medical history and, if necessary, advise on a blood test to confirm deficiency before treatment.

What to Expect
at Your Appointment

Common Symptoms of Low Vitamin B12

Vitamin B12 Treatment at Periville Pharmacy

We provide professional support for Vitamin B12 deficiency with both injections and oral tablets.

Benefits of Vitamin B12 Injections and Tablets

Both injections and tablets may help support:
Treatment choice depends on your health needs, absorption, and underlying deficiency. A consultation with our pharmacist will determine if an injection or oral B12 is clinically appropriate for you.

Why Choose Periville Pharmacy?

Book Your Vitamin B12 Injection Today

Feeling tired, low in energy, or noticing symptoms of B12 deficiency? Our friendly team at Periville Pharmacy is here to help. Book your Vitamin B12 consultation today at one of our convenient branches and take the first step towards restoring your energy and wellbeing.

FAQs

Assessment, advice, and treatment options such as tablets or injections, where clinically appropriate.
Yes. Injections are available when needed, following a pharmacist consultation.
In some cases, yes. Your pharmacist will advise on the most suitable option.
Often recommended to confirm deficiency. Our pharmacists will guide you.
This varies depending on individual needs and will be discussed during consultation.

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