New patients
New patient consultation with corticosteroid injection, one joint
Includes a new patient consultation and a corticosteroid injection to one joint.
£170one joint
Treatment costs
Clear prices, before you decide.
Here is what each option costs at Rapid Joint Relief. Joint injection services are available at our Sheffield (Kiveton Park) and Cowes clinics; vitamin consultations and injections are available only in Cowes. Whether an injection is suitable for you is always a clinical decision, made in conversation.
New patients
New patient consultation with corticosteroid injections, two joints
Includes a new patient consultation and corticosteroid injections to two joints.
£320two joints
Returning patients
Follow-up consultation and injection
A follow-up consultation with an injection.
£150per follow-up
Combination treatment
CINGAL® injection
A single injection combining hyaluronic acid (88 mg) with the corticosteroid triamcinolone hexacetonide. Ask a clinician about suitability, risks and alternatives.
£400total cost
Hyaluronic acid
Monovisc® injection
A single-injection hyaluronic acid treatment (88 mg) for osteoarthritis. Ask a clinician whether it may be suitable for you.
£350total cost
Hyaluronic acid
OSTENIL® PLUS joint lubricant
A single-injection joint lubricant containing 40 mg sodium hyaluronate. Ask a clinician about suitability and alternatives.
£300total cost
For knee osteoarthritis
Arthrosamid® injectable hydrogel
Ultrasound-guided injectable hydrogel for knee osteoarthritis. Ask the clinician about eligibility, risks and alternatives; outcomes vary.
About the treatment, recovery and risks£2,300total cost
Good to know
Each price above applies to the service named beside it. Prices are shown as listed. There is no guarantee an injection will be recommended or that it will relieve pain.
Vitamin consultations · Cowes only
Vitamin injection options.
Available only at our Cowes clinic on the Isle of Wight, not at Sheffield. A consultation comes first to assess your needs and whether an injection is appropriate.
30 minutes appointment
Vitamin B12 consultation / possible injection
A consultation to discuss vitamin B12, with a possible injection if clinically appropriate.
£25listed service price
30 minutes appointment
Vitamin D consultation / injection
A consultation first to check your eligibility for a vitamin D injection.
£40listed service price
30 minutes appointment
Vitamin C consultation / injection
A vitamin C consultation to discuss whether an injection is suitable for you.
£25listed service price
30 minutes appointment
Biotin consultation / injection
A consultation about biotin injections, with suitability assessed before treatment.
£25listed service price
1 hour appointment
Multi-vitamin bundle
Listed as including vitamin D, vitamin C, vitamin B12, vitamin B and biotin, subject to a full screening assessment.
£100listed service price
Assessment before treatment
Vitamin injections are not suitable or necessary for everyone. An injection is only given if clinically appropriate; the bundle requires a full screening assessment. Appointment lengths are booking slots, not injection times. Your clinician will explain the recommended treatment, risks, alternatives and what is included in the price before you proceed.
Service information adapted from Rapid Health Hub. Prices shown are for our Cowes clinic.
Book a vitamin consultation in CowesUnderstanding your options
About Arthrosamid®.
A non-surgical injection option for knee osteoarthritis. An assessment comes first, so you can discuss whether it is appropriate for you alongside other treatments.
What is it?
Arthrosamid is a permanent injectable hydrogel implant, rather than a corticosteroid or hyaluronic acid injection. The manufacturer describes it as integrating into the synovial tissue — the lining inside the knee joint. It is intended to help manage symptoms, not cure osteoarthritis.
What happens during treatment?
Manufacturer information describes an outpatient procedure using local anaesthetic. A qualified clinician injects the hydrogel into the knee joint; antibiotics are prescribed before treatment to reduce infection risk. Your clinician will explain the procedure, any ultrasound guidance, medicines and aftercare before you decide.
Side effects and when to seek advice
Reported side effects include joint pain and swelling. Infection is a potential risk with joint injections. Contact your treating clinician promptly if the knee becomes red or hot, or you develop severe swelling. The permanent nature of the implant, potential risks and alternatives should be discussed before treatment.
Is improvement guaranteed?
No. Improvement is not guaranteed. Arthrosamid does not cure osteoarthritis, and symptoms may not improve or may worsen. Discuss your individual circumstances, risks and alternatives before treatment.
How should I understand the research?
Research studies involve groups of patients. These are not a promise of a particular outcome for every person. Your clinician can discuss the evidence and its limitations, alongside your individual suitability.
What about activity after treatment?
Ask your clinician for individual aftercare advice, including advice about activity and rehabilitation. Follow the advice for your circumstances rather than assuming that treatment has no risks or aftercare requirements.
Is it suitable for everyone?
No. It is intended for the symptomatic treatment of adults with knee osteoarthritis. Exclusions include infection near the injection site, an infected or severely inflamed joint, a knee replacement or other foreign material in the knee, a previous non-absorbable joint implant, knee arthroscopy within the previous six months, haemophilia or uncontrolled anticoagulant treatment. This is not a substitute for a full assessment. Tell your clinician about previous procedures, medical conditions and all medicines; do not stop prescribed medication yourself.
Where this information comes from
Based on manufacturer information supplied to Rapid Joint Relief, May 2025 (OUS/ARTHRO/MAR2025/043), and the sources below. This is a summary, not the complete patient information or instructions for use.
- Arthrosamid® Instructions For Use, March 2022: procedure, intended use and contraindications.
- Bliddal et al. (2024), Effectiveness and safety of polyacrylamide hydrogel injection for knee osteoarthritis: results from a 12-month follow up of an open-label study, Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Research, 19:274.
- Bliddal et al. (2025), A Prospective Study of Polyacrylamide Hydrogel Injection for Knee Osteoarthritis: Results From 5 Years After Treatment, presented at WCO-IOF-ESCEO 2025.
Visit the manufacturer’s website for further patient information
Listed total cost: £2,300 at both our Sheffield (Kiveton Park) and Cowes clinics. Suitability is assessed individually.
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