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✓ Lipotropic + B12 Formula ★ Provider-Reviewed Add-On
MICC combines four compounds — Methionine, Inositol, Choline, and Cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12) — each involved in how the liver processes and clears fat, plus the added energy support of B12. MICC injections are a common add-on to medical weight loss programs, used to support the liver and energy levels during periods of rapid fat loss.
MICC is a lipotropic + B12 combination injection, not a weight-loss drug itself. It is designed to support the body's own fat-metabolism pathways and combat the fatigue that can come with active caloric restriction, most often used alongside a GLP-1 or GIP weight-loss program.
Compounded, not a standalone drug: MICC is a compounded formula available only as an add-on following provider review, most commonly alongside an existing GLP-1 or GIP plan. Approval is not guaranteed.
Each of the four compounds plays a distinct role, working together across three areas:
Methionine, Inositol, and Choline work together to help the liver process, package, and move fat rather than let it accumulate.
Inositol and Choline support how fat and cholesterol are transported and cleared from the body.
Cyanocobalamin supports red blood cell formation and helps convert food into usable energy, addressing fatigue common during active weight loss.
MICC is added as a simple add-on — no separate visit, no new consultation required.
Add MICC as an add-on when you check out or from your account.
A licensed provider confirms it fits your GLP-1 or weight-loss plan.
Compounded fresh and shipped alongside your next refill.
MICC combines four scientifically established compounds in one convenient injection — no guesswork, no unnecessary fillers.
Amino Acid, Fat Metabolism
🧬 Essential Amino Acid · Liver SupportMetabolic Co-Factor
🧬 Essential Micronutrient · Fat TransportLipotropic Nutrient
🧬 Essential Nutrient · Liver SupportEnergy Support
💉 Essential Micronutrient · Metabolic SupportEach ingredient targets a specific part of fat metabolism and energy support — together they cover more ground than any single ingredient alone.
Methionine, Inositol, and Choline work together to support how the liver processes and clears fat.
Inositol and Choline support the transport of fat and cholesterol, helping keep it moving rather than accumulating.
Cyanocobalamin helps combat the fatigue that can accompany caloric restriction during active weight loss.
Frequently paired with a GLP-1 or GIP plan, and often used alongside NAD+ or Sermorelin for broader metabolic support.
Add MICC to your existing plan at checkout or from your account — no new consultation required.
Prepared by accredited U.S. compounding pharmacies under provider supervision.
MICC is built around well-established lipotropic and energy-support compounds, combined into a single convenient injection.
Methionine, Inositol, Choline & B12 in a single injection
No separate shots needed
Standard energy-support cofactor included in every dose
Addresses fatigue during weight loss
Reviewed as part of your existing GLP-1 or weight-loss plan
No separate consultation required
MICC is designed as an add-on for patients already on a supervised weight-loss plan — not a standalone treatment.
Looking for additional metabolic, liver, and energy support during active weight loss.
Methionine, Inositol, and Choline support how the liver processes and clears fat.
The added B12 helps address fatigue that can come with active caloric restriction.
Patients familiar with MIC or B12 shots elsewhere who want it bundled into their Green Cap plan.
Available only as an add-on following review by your Green Cap provider.
No new consultation — just add it to your plan at checkout or from your account.
Not all lipotropic add-ons are equal. Here's how MICC from Green Cap compares.
| Feature | Green Cap MICC | Standalone B12 Shot | OTC Lipotropic Supplements |
|---|---|---|---|
| Methionine + Inositol + Choline + B12 formula | ✓ | ✗ | Varies |
| Ships with your existing GLP-1 refill | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Provider-reviewed as part of your plan | ✓ | Varies | ✗ |
| Compounded at a licensed US pharmacy | ✓ | Varies | Unknown |
| No separate consultation required | ✓ | Varies | ✓ |
Understanding side effects is part of making an informed healthcare decision. Below is a transparent breakdown.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Available only as an add-on following provider review; approval is not guaranteed. Individual results may vary.
Choose the plan that fits your goals. All plans include provider-reviewed add-on approval and discreet home delivery.
Month-to-month, maximum flexibility
No minimum commitment
3-month plan, billed monthly
Or prepay $189 total (save $18, 9%)
6-month plan, billed monthly
Or prepay $349 total (save $65, 16%)
Green Cap isn't a supplement store or a chatbot-driven subscription. We are a telehealth platform backed by licensed Texas healthcare providers.
Every add-on request is reviewed by your Green Cap provider before it ships, not an auto-approval script.
MICC is compounded at US-based licensed pharmacies under pharmaceutical-grade quality controls.
Your health data and prescription records are protected under full HIPAA compliance.
Compounded in a licensed US pharmacy
Approved as an add-on, not auto-shipped
Licensed Texas providers, not algorithms
Your health data is always protected
Straight answers to the questions patients ask most. If your question isn't here, ask your provider directly.
Still unsure? Ask your Green Cap provider about adding MICC to your plan.
What is MICC Injection and how does it work?
MICC combines Methionine, Inositol, Choline, and Cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12) in one injection. The first three support how the liver processes and clears fat, while B12 supports energy levels during active weight loss.
Can I add MICC if I'm not on a GLP-1 plan?
MICC is offered as an add-on and is most commonly used alongside a GLP-1 or GIP weight-loss plan. Your Green Cap provider will confirm whether it's appropriate for your specific plan.
How is MICC different from a standalone B12 shot?
A standalone B12 shot only provides Cyanocobalamin. MICC adds Methionine, Inositol, and Choline — three additional lipotropic compounds that support fat and cholesterol metabolism in the liver.
Do I need a separate appointment to add MICC?
No. Add MICC as an add-on at checkout or from your account. Your provider reviews the request as part of your existing plan — no new consultation required.
Is MICC FDA-approved?
MICC is a compounded medication and, like other compounded formulas, has not been individually evaluated by the FDA. It is available only as an add-on following provider review; approval is not guaranteed.
What are the most common side effects?
The most commonly reported effects are mild and related to the injection site — soreness, redness, or minor bruising. Some patients report mild nausea or flushing. Serious reactions are rare.
How often is MICC dosed?
MICC is typically administered as a scheduled injection alongside your GLP-1 program. Your provider will confirm the exact schedule that fits your plan.
Can I stop MICC at any time?
Yes. MICC is billed monthly with no long-term commitment on the monthly plan, and prepay plans can be discussed with your provider if your needs change.
Talk to your Green Cap provider — approved add-ons ship alongside your next refill.
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Medical Disclaimer: The information on this page is intended for general educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations. MICC Injection is a compounded medication available only as an add-on following provider review; approval is not guaranteed. Results vary by individual. Always consult a licensed medical professional before starting any new treatment. Green Cap Health is a telehealth platform operated by licensed Texas providers and connected to US-based licensed compounding pharmacies. Green Cap Health is not a pharmacy and does not dispense medications directly.
