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Vitamin D injection.

Vitamin D deficiency is common in the UK, particularly over autumn and winter, and can leave you feeling tired, achy, or low. This test and treat service checks your level first, then matches treatment, tablets or an injection, to your result. Prefer to test only for now? A standalone blood test is also available. GPhC-registered pharmacist, no GP referral needed.

GPhC Registered 9012617 £150 total (test + treatment) Tablets or injection, whichever suits your result Pharmacist-led consultation
About Vitamin D deficiency

Why we test before treating.

Vitamin D supports bone and muscle health and plays a role in immune function. Most of our supply comes from sunlight on skin, so levels commonly drop over autumn and winter, and deficiency is especially common in people with darker skin, those who cover most of their skin, older adults, people who are housebound, and those with certain digestive conditions affecting absorption. Symptoms can include tiredness, bone or muscle pain, and general low mood.

Because these symptoms overlap with many other causes, and because the right treatment depends on how low your level actually is, this is offered as a test and treat service. Your Vitamin D level is checked, and your pharmacist then recommends the most appropriate treatment, tablets for milder deficiency, or an injection where a faster or more reliable correction is needed, based on your result.

The injection cannot be given without a test. This is a genuine test and treat pathway, not an optional add-on, your Vitamin D level must be checked first, so the right treatment can be safely confirmed for you.
Just want to check your level first? If you’d prefer to test your Vitamin D without committing to treatment in the same visit, see our standalone Vitamin D blood test.
Who this is for

Is Vitamin D testing and treatment right for you?

Ongoing tiredness or low mood

Particularly over autumn and winter, when Vitamin D deficiency is most common.

Bone or muscle aches

A recognised symptom of low Vitamin D, worth investigating with a proper test.

Darker skin or limited sun exposure

Both recognised risk factors for lower Vitamin D levels in the UK.

Those who are housebound or cover most of their skin

Reduced sunlight exposure is a significant contributor to deficiency risk.

Prefer to test only, for now?

Our standalone blood test checks your level without committing to treatment in the same appointment.

What to expect

How the test and treat service works.

Quick health discussion

Your pharmacist talks through your symptoms and risk factors.

Vitamin D level checked

A quick blood test confirms your current level.

Treatment matched to your result

Depending on how low your level is, your pharmacist recommends either a course of tablets or an injection, whichever is the more suitable and effective option for you.

Follow-up advice

Your pharmacist advises on whether a repeat check or maintenance dose makes sense for you going forward.

Book online

Book your Vitamin D test and treat appointment.

Same-day appointments often available.

Opening hours

Mon–Fri 9am–5pm  ·  Sat & Sun 9am–5pm (private services only)

Call us

0191 503 4053

113 Chester Road, Sunderland SR4 7HG · GPhC Registered

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Veritas Pharmacy · 113 Chester Road, Sunderland SR4 7HG

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Transparent pricing

Vitamin D test and treat price.

Covers your test and the treatment your pharmacist recommends. Prices are subject to change, please confirm at the clinic before booking.

Item Price
Vitamin D test£50.00
Vitamin D treatment – tablets or injection, only given after your test£100.00
Total to budget for is £150.00. The test and treatment are priced separately, but both are needed to complete this service, since treatment can’t be given without the test. There is no separate charge for the pharmacist consultation itself.
FAQs

Vitamin D injection FAQs.

Will I definitely get an injection?
Not necessarily, and importantly, you can’t request the injection on its own. The test always comes first, and treatment is matched to your result, milder deficiency is often treated with tablets, while an injection may be recommended where a faster or more reliable correction is needed.
Can I just have the blood test without treatment?
Yes. If you’d prefer to check your level first without committing to treatment in the same visit, our standalone Vitamin D blood test is a better fit.
Why is Vitamin D deficiency so common in the UK?
Most of our Vitamin D supply comes from sunlight on skin, so levels commonly drop over autumn and winter. Darker skin, covering most of the skin, being housebound, and certain digestive conditions all further increase the risk.
Are there any side effects?
Most side effects are mild, such as soreness at an injection site if this is the treatment recommended for you. Your pharmacist will discuss any individual risks with you before treatment.
Related

Related services.

Vitamin D Blood Test

Prefer to test only, for now? Check your level without committing to treatment.

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Vitamin B12 Injection

Another common nutrient deficiency service.

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Private Pharmacist

For wider health questions or advice beyond Vitamin D, our prescribing pharmacist can see you same day.

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