Vitamin D · IM injection · Banergatan 10, Östermalm, Stockholm
Vitamin D (D3) Injection Stockholm —
high-dose 100,000 IU
by a licensed physician
A single intramuscular vitamin D injection (cholecalciferol, D3) of 100,000 IU — a depot that releases slowly and lasts about three months. Vitamin D is fat-soluble and given intramuscularly, not as a drip or IV.
Vitamin D injection by a licensed physician. 100,000 IU · 449 SEK · no referral · always individual physician assessment. Open Mon–Fri 08:00–17:00.
At northern latitudes the sun is insufficient for the skin’s own vitamin D production for much of the year. An intramuscular depot restores levels effectively — without daily tablets and independent of gut absorption.
What it is
A vitamin D depot —
100,000 IU in one injection
Vitamin D (cholecalciferol, D3) is a fat-soluble prohormone that governs calcium absorption, bone health, muscle function and immunity. An intramuscular injection of 100,000 IU forms a depot in the muscle that releases gradually and keeps levels stable for about three months — without daily tablets and independent of absorption in the gut.
At MediBalans the injection is given by a licensed physician after individual assessment, using Medical Products Agency-approved preparations.
The right route
Why vitamin D is given
intramuscularly — not as a drip
Vitamin D is fat-soluble and prepared as an oil-based depot. Such a preparation is given intramuscularly — it does not belong in an intravenous infusion, where solutions must be water-based.
So be cautious of offers for vitamin D as a "drip" or "IV". The documented, evidence-based route for cholecalciferol is an intramuscular injection — that is how it has been studied and how we give it.
Supported by the literature: a single intramuscular dose of 100,000 IU cholecalciferol raises 25(OH)D effectively and acts as a depot for months (PMC5256876; depot effect 3–6 months).
Why it matters here
Vitamin D deficiency is common
in Scandinavia
At our latitudes the sun’s UVB is insufficient for the skin’s own vitamin D production for much of the year. The result is widespread deficiency — particularly in winter, and particularly for those who spend a lot of time indoors, have darker skin, are older or have reduced absorption.
Signs can include fatigue, muscle weakness and aches in muscle and bone. A blood test confirms the level, and a physician decides whether an injection is the right step for you. To map more nutrient levels functionally, a cellular micronutrient analysis (CMA) can complete the picture.
Common questions
Questions about vitamin D injections
No. Vitamin D (cholecalciferol, D3) is fat-soluble and given as an oil-based depot intramuscularly — not intravenously. The evidence-based route is an intramuscular injection. Be cautious of offers for a vitamin D drip or IV.
A single intramuscular injection of 100,000 IU acts as a depot that releases slowly and lasts about three months.
Yes. A licensed physician assesses your vitamin D levels and your situation before the injection, so the dose and interval suit you.
A vitamin D (D3) injection costs 449 SEK and is given by a licensed physician after individual assessment, at Banergatan 10, Östermalm.