You’ve been dragging all week. The coffee isn’t cutting it. You know your body needs something more — but you don’t have time to sit in a clinic, see a doctor, or figure out which supplements actually work.

There’s a faster way.

Pure Fix Mobile IV delivers vitamin injections directly to you in Columbia and across Central Missouri — in and out in under 15 minutes, administered by a licensed RN. No waiting room. No long appointments. Just fast, effective nutrients that go straight to work.

Available Vitamin Injections

B-Complex — $25
A complete blend of essential B vitamins that support energy metabolism, nervous system function, and cellular health.

Vitamin C — $35
A powerful antioxidant that supports immune function, collagen production, and overall cellular protection.

Zofran (Ondansetron)
An anti-nausea medication used to relieve nausea and vomiting quickly and effectively.

Toradol (Ketorolac) — $20
A non-narcotic anti-inflammatory used for short-term relief of moderate to severe pain, including headaches and muscle aches.

B12 (Methylcobalamin) — $20
Essential for energy production, nerve function, and red blood cell formation. A direct injection delivers far more than any oral supplement — with near-immediate absorption.

D3 (Vitamin D) — $25
Vitamin D plays a critical role in immune function, bone health, mood regulation, and energy. An injection delivers a therapeutic dose directly and efficiently.

Taurine — $35
Supports muscle function, cardiovascular health, and recovery. Taurine helps reduce oxidative stress and promotes overall energy and endurance.

What to Expect

Injections are quick — most take under 15 minutes from arrival to finish. Your provider will review your needs, administer the injection, and you’ll be back to your day.

📞 Call or Text: 573-289-7004
Or use our online booking form.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between a vitamin injection and IV therapy?
An injection is a quick intramuscular shot — typically under 15 minutes. IV therapy takes 45–60 minutes and delivers a larger volume of fluids and nutrients. Injections are ideal for targeted nutrient delivery; IV therapy is better for hydration, recovery, and higher-volume nutrient blends.

How often should I get a B12 injection?
This varies based on your levels and goals. Some clients do monthly maintenance injections, while others get them every 1–2 weeks. Your provider can help you find the right frequency.

Does a vitamin injection hurt?
Most clients describe a brief pinch — nothing more. Your provider is an experienced RN and makes the process as quick and comfortable as possible.