Amino acid stacks
Amino acid stacks are compounded injectables that deliver a blend of amino acids intramuscularly. The clinic carries two formulas: Number 1, built on arginine, carnitine and taurine, and Number 3, built on methionine, choline and B vitamins. Both are dispensed as 30mL vials, and your provider chooses which is prescribed. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
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About this treatment
Know which amino acid blend is in your plan.
The amino acid stacks are two different injectable blends. Formula 1 includes amino acids, carnitine, taurine and lidocaine; Formula 3 includes methionine, choline, inositol and B vitamins. Understanding the full formula makes the treatment discussion more specific.
What distinguishes Formula 1
Formula 1 includes arginine, lysine, proline, ornithine and citrulline, together with carnitine, taurine, acetylcysteine and lidocaine. Carnitine has a role in fatty-acid transport. Lidocaine is a local anesthetic, so this blend contains more than nutritional ingredients.
What distinguishes Formula 3
Formula 3 brings together methionine, choline, inositol, B vitamins and additional amino acids. The nutrient roles differ: choline is involved in cell membranes, while B12 supports blood-cell and nerve function. A clear nutritional or clinical goal helps explain why one formula might be discussed.
Check the complete prescription and allergies
Before using a vial, confirm its full ingredients, route and storage instructions with the pharmacy. Report previous reactions to local anesthetics or injectable vitamins. Lidocaine can cause serious reactions if used incorrectly, making the exact prescription and administration instructions especially important.
Research and product information
These compounded injections are not FDA-approved, and controlled human evidence for their complete blends is limited. This page concerns amino acid formulas, not phentermine. The pharmacist should confirm the full ingredient list for the specific prescription, including lidocaine in Formula 1.
- Carnitor: levocarnitine injection prescribing information
- Lidocaine hydrochloride injection: local anesthetic and safety information
- Choline: controlled human dietary deficiency study
- Cyanocobalamin injection: vitamin B12 replacement and safety
- FDA: understanding the risks of compounded drugs
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Your path to Amino acid stacks
Complete the assessment
Share your goals, nutrition, and health history in the patient portal.
Provider review
A licensed provider picks the formula that matches your situation.
Care coordination
Your care team coordinates the prescription and dosing supplies after provider approval.
About this treatment
What it is
Compounded intramuscular amino acid blends. Formula 1 is built on arginine, carnitine and taurine; Formula 3 on methionine, choline and B vitamins.
Who it's for
Adults whose provider decides an injectable amino acid formula fits alongside the rest of their plan. Ask your provider which, if either, applies to you.
Forms we dispense
Injectable Amino Acid #1 · #3
A licensed provider reviews your history and requests labs when clinically appropriate before prescribing.
Prescriptions are coordinated with our licensed US pharmacy partner, with dosing supplies included when needed.
We do not sell pharmaceuticals online. Every prescription comes after a full provider review.
