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Notice of Discontinuation of Vitamin Injection and Vitamin Infusion Services
Thank you for your continued patronage of Tokyo Midtown Clinic.
Regarding the vitamin injections and vitamin infusions that we have been offering at our hospital, the manufacturer has stopped supplying the medications used, and securing alternative medications has also become difficult. As a result, we have determined that it is difficult to continue providing these services reliably.
Also, regarding inventoryEnd of August 2026As the service has now been terminated, we have decided to discontinue providing the service as of the same date.
We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to patients who have regularly utilized these treatments and appreciate your understanding.
Discontinued Services
The following Vitamin Injection and Vitamin Infusion treatments are no longer available:
- Vitamin Cocktail
- Vitamin Special
- High-Dose Vitamin C
- Midtown Cocktail
- Midtown Special Cocktail
- Energy Boost Cocktail
- Diet Option
- Liver Detox
- Vitamin Shot
Alternative Menu Options (The following intravenous treatments are still available on an outpatient basis.)
- Ultra-High Dose Vitamin C Infusion ¥27,500 (tax included) per session
This treatment delivers a highly concentrated dose of Vitamin C directly into the bloodstream, rapidly increasing blood Vitamin C levels and providing powerful antioxidant effects.
It has also been utilized in the field of cancer care and may offer the following benefits:
- Anti-allergic effects
- Skin health and anti-aging support
- Enhanced immune function
- An initial physician consultation and blood test are required before the first-time treatment.<br>A physician consultation is required before the second-time treatment.
- The infusion itself takes approximately 15–30 minutes.
Advance reservation is required. - The latest appointment times are 12:30 PM for the morning session and 4:30 PM for the afternoon session.time depending on the availability of treatment rooms.<br>Depending on room availability, you may be asked to wait before treatment.
The information on this page is current as of January 2026, 6.