Three days. 1,600 sessions. 45,000 people. One methylcobalamin B12 shot on Tuesday morning, given by a licensed nurse practitioner, so Thursday feels like Tuesday.
Why Tuesday morning
Dreamforce isn't a day, it's a stretch. Most people arrive Monday, run hard through Thursday, and hit a wall somewhere around Wednesday's third customer dinner. B12 on Day 1 is the shot that's still working when you need it most.
Not the drugstore B12
Most B12 shots and nearly every supplement use cyanocobalamin — a synthetic form your liver has to convert before it does anything. Methylcobalamin is the active, bioavailable form. No conversion step, better retention, and it's the only form we use.
How it works on site
We're not going to tell you it's two minutes. It isn't — a licensed clinician screens every person first, and that's the point. Pre-screen from your phone now and you walk up on Tuesday with the slow part already done.
A short health form. Do it from your hotel, the keynote line, or the Uber in. It's the same form you'd fill out on site — just without the wait.
~3 min · do it nowKimberly reviews your form, confirms the shot's a fit, and answers anything you want to ask. Real clinician, real conversation.
~3–5 minUpper arm, fine needle, done before you've finished your sentence. No recovery, no monitoring. Walk straight into your next session.
Under a minutePre-screened guests skip the form on the day and go straight to check-in — usually in and out in five. Walk-ups are welcome; expect the full ten and a short wait when it's busy.
Built for the Dreamforce day
Every one of them matters. None of them are early. Tuesday's shot is what Wednesday's you is counting on.
Three buildings, forty-minute gaps, standing room only. This is a walking conference wearing a lanyard.
East coast, London, Sydney — your body still thinks it's somewhere else. B12 doesn't fix jet lag, but it keeps the lights on through it.
Nobody warns you about the walking. Consider this the warning, and the fix.
Who's behind it
Osara Wellness is an Oakland-based mobile wellness practice built on one idea: nurses call the shots. Every injection is screened, administered, and documented by a licensed nurse practitioner — nothing is handed out, nothing is self-administered. It's the same standard we bring to living rooms across the Bay Area, packed into a conference morning.
California-licensed nurse practitioner, and the founder and clinical lead of Osara Wellness. She reviews your screening, she gives the shot, and she answers your questions herself — you won't be handed off to a technician.
Quick answers
A pinch. It's a small-gauge needle in the upper arm, over in seconds. Most people say it's easier than a flu shot.
Yes — that's what it's designed for. Pre-screen ahead and you can be in and out in about five minutes. Walk-ups, plan for ten.
It varies. Some people notice a lift within a day; for others it's subtler and shows up as steadier energy across the week. It's most noticeable if your levels were low to begin with.
Tell us at check-in if you're pregnant or breastfeeding, have kidney disease, a cobalt or cobalamin allergy, or Leber's disease. The NP will talk it through with you — that's what the screening is for.
Nothing. If you pre-screened, just your name — we'll pull up your form. If you didn't, budget five extra minutes to fill it out on the spot.
Pre-screen now, pick a window on Tuesday, and skip the line on the day. Spots are limited to what one clinician can safely do well.
Pre-screen & reserve your windowOr just find us Tuesday — walk-ups welcome while spots last.