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Nakamura Azabu-Juban ClinicNAKAMURA AZABUJUBAN CLINIC

Garlic injection (vitamin B1)

Learn about an injection containing vitamin B1. Discuss your health, medications and goals with the physician to consider whether it is needed.

Current conditions and fees are still being confirmed.

Before you decide

When to discuss this with a physician
What a vitamin B1 injection involves and precautions
Fees and conditions
The fee list photo shows ¥2,200 (¥2,420). The current price, tax status and additional fees are being confirmed. Details of fees and conditions
Duration and number of sessions
The usual duration and number of sessions are being confirmed. Ask during the consultation how many visits you need and when the plan will be reviewed.
Precautions and risks
These depend on the service. Hear the individual explanation and consider your options, including declining. Key precautions

About garlic injections

This injection uses vitamin B1. Before receiving it, confirm the specific product, dose, method of administration and whether it is suitable for you.

Before you decide

The name vitamin B1 does not establish the injection's effectiveness or safety. Tell the physician your goals, current health, medical conditions and medicines or supplements you take.

What to check with the clinic

Before deciding, confirm the product, dose, conditions that make you ineligible, required assessment and total cost.

What the B1 label tells you

Vitamin B1 is the nutrient thiamine. The “B1” label in the fee list photo names an ingredient. It does not indicate the purpose, amount or effects of the injection.

The fee list photo shows 2 amounts under the heading “Fees including tax”. The total cost is still to be confirmed, including which amount applies and what the parentheses mean.

You can visit without an appointment for brief garlic and vitamin injections. You may have to wait at busy times. Same-day care depends on the assessment and explanation. Consultations and visits

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What the photo shows and what to confirm
ItemWhat has been confirmedWhat to confirm with the clinic
Ingredient label“Garlic injection (B1)”Product, amount and method of administration
Printed fees¥2,200 (¥2,420)Applicable amount, tax status and additional fees
EligibilityThe photo does not specify thisEligibility, contraindications and required assessment

The amounts and item names are from the clinic fee list photo. The table does not establish current availability, conditions or costs.

Precautions and risks

Injection risks include pain at the needle site, bruising, infection and allergic reactions. Ask for an explanation of side effects and contraindications once the specific product is confirmed.

This is an overview. Please consider a treatment or test after receiving an explanation specific to your care.

Fees and conditions

Garlic injection (B1)
¥2,420 (applicable amount being confirmed)

The photo is headed “Fees including tax”. The clinic is still checking which amount applies, what the parentheses mean and whether there are additional costs such as a consultation fee.

What to check before your consultation

  • Which product, dose and method of administration will you use?
  • Which medical conditions, allergies or medicines could make it unsuitable?
  • What is the applicable fee including tax and the total including consultation and other charges?

Write down your questions and bring them with your medication record and previous test results.

How to ask about this service

Reference information

The general explanation was added on 10 September 2026. The references do not establish which products the clinic uses or indicate approval of an individual service.

Consultations and visits

Ask the clinic about the availability, fees and visit arrangements for a garlic injection (vitamin B1).

How to ask about this service