Joint Support Injection Homekit - One or Two Month Supply

• Selected supply of Joint Support injections (10 injections for 30 days & 20 injections for 60 days) 

• Syringes

• Alcohol Pads

• Injection Infoguide

Many sources commonly recommend 1-2mL (100-200 units/cc) 2 times a week.* . 

Our Joint Support blend is high potency, formulated at an incredible 400mg/mL

*please note disclaimer at bottom of site

Side effects are rare but may include discomfort while injecting, mild swelling or redness, bruising at injection site, lightheadedness, or mild nausea if injected too quickly or on an empty stomach.

Please consult with your doctor with any concerns. 

This shot is a blend of amino acids and antioxidants that help with joint repair, tissue strength, and inflammation support:

• BCAAs (Branched Chain Amino Acids) – support muscle repair and reduce soreness

• NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine) – a powerful antioxidant that helps reduce inflammation and protect joints

• Proline, Glycine, Lysine – essential for collagen production, which keeps joints, tendons, and ligaments strong

• Histidine & Valine – support tissue repair and recovery

Many Americans (especially older adults, vegetarians, or people with high stress or poor diets) don’t get enough high-quality protein, leading to suboptimal levels of amino acids. NAC is commonly low due to stress, illness, or poor liver function and because it's rarely measured in standard labs. Collagen-building amino acids like glycine and proline is very commonly deficient because they’re found mostly in bone broth or connective tissues, which most people don’t eat regularly.

Digestion is a problem for Joint Support supplements, because it is hard for the stomach to break down, making them less bioavailable. A Joint Support injections are 4 - 10 times more effective than an oral supplements. 

All of JOLT's homekits are designed to be used synergistically & most of our clients select 3-6 homekits. However we recommend using many various injection sites and consulting with your doctor.