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Energy, recovery, and reset goals
NAD+
NAD+ is a coenzyme your cells use in energy metabolism. A licensed Baseline clinician reviews whether it fits your wellness goals before anything ships.
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Replenishment-focused support
Vitamin B12, reviewed for you.
A vitamin that supports normal nerve function and red blood cell production. Through Ship-to-Home, a licensed Baseline clinician reviews whether it fits you before anything ships.
About vitamin B12
Why people explore vitamin B12
Vitamin B12 is a vitamin your body uses to support normal nerve function, red blood cell production, and energy metabolism. People often explore it for replenishment-focused wellness.
Nerve function
Your body uses vitamin B12 to support normal nerve function.
Red blood cells
It supports normal red blood cell production.
Energy metabolism
It helps support normal energy metabolism.
What vitamin B12 is
Vitamin B12 is a water-soluble vitamin found in foods, supplements, and prescription medication forms.
What it does not replace
Vitamin B12 does not replace medical evaluation of persistent fatigue, neurologic symptoms, anemia concerns, or deficiency risk.
What to expect from Baseline
Vitamin B12 is not right for everyone, and a licensed clinician reviews your symptoms, goals, and health history before deciding whether it fits you.
How it works
From virtual review to your door
Baseline brings the full experience together—from virtual review to approved delivery at your door.
Choose your option
Start with the Ship-to-Home option you want to explore.
Connect virtually
Meet with a licensed Baseline clinician in a virtual visit.
Get a clear recommendation
If it’s right for you, your clinician recommends it and Baseline coordinates what comes next.
Confirm membership
Access or another qualifying membership is required before fulfillment.
Confirm shipping
Baseline confirms your approved item can ship to you before anything is sent.
Delivered to your door
Approved items ship directly to your home.
At home
Designed for a simple at-home routine
Keep the routine simple with clear instructions for storage, use, disposal, and support.
Keep it refrigerated
Store your treatment refrigerated and follow the instructions included with your shipment.
Review your instructions
Printed instructions are included for your approved at-home treatment.
Use it as directed
Self-administer your treatment only according to the instructions provided for you.
Follow disposal guidance
Follow the disposal instructions supplied with your treatment after use.
Questions? Baseline is available
Contact Baseline by phone or message if you have questions about your care experience.
For urgent or rapidly changing symptoms, seek appropriate medical care or call 911.
Membership
Access unlocks Ship-to-Home
Access is the entry membership for Ship-to-Home ordering once your treatment is approved.
Entry membership
Access
$39/month
- Ship-to-Home access
- Member-only ordering
- Member pricing on eligible services
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Getting started with vitamin B12
Ship-to-Home is coming soon. When it opens, getting started will begin with a request for a virtual consult with a licensed Baseline clinician.
Baseline Medical provides non-emergency care. If you believe this is an emergency, call 911.
Questions
Vitamin B12 questions
Direct answers about eligibility, membership, and availability.
Not yet. Ship-to-Home is coming soon, and vitamin B12 cannot be requested through it today.
Yes. A licensed Baseline clinician reviews whether vitamin B12 fits you in a virtual consult before anything ships.
No. Your clinician decides clinical fit, and membership never affects that decision.
Access, coming soon at $39/month, is the entry membership for Ship-to-Home. Other qualifying Baseline memberships also include Ship-to-Home access.
No. Vitamin B12 through Ship-to-Home is replenishment-focused wellness support. It does not replace evaluation of persistent fatigue, neurologic symptoms, anemia concerns, or deficiency risk.
No. A licensed clinician decides whether vitamin B12 is appropriate for you, and the answer may be no.
Additional options
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Evidence behind this page
The research and public health references behind the facts on this page.