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Each formula is built by our Medical Director. Boosters, IM shots and comfort medications can be added on arrival; your nurse will walk you through them.
Bounce back faster
1L Normal Saline, B-Complex, Zofran, Toradol, Glutathione
85Minutes
$329
$280 for members
Book The AftermathEvery booster, shot and add-on we offer, explained: what it is, what the body uses it for, how we give it, and who should not have it. Nothing here is a promise about how you will feel.
A fat-soluble vitamin that functions as a hormone, involved in normal immune function and calcium absorption. Given as a shot.
+$69
What is Vitamin D3?A tripeptide the body produces and uses as an antioxidant. Given as the final step of a drip, or as a shot.
+$79
What is Glutathione?You do not have to decide in advance. Pick a package, and talk the add-ons through with your nurse at the visit. They are screening you anyway, and they will tell you when something is not worth it.
The injection itself takes under a minute. Budget about 20 minutes for the visit: your nurse reviews your health screening, confirms there is nothing that would make the shot unsafe, gives the injection, and stays briefly afterward to make sure you feel well.
Most people describe a brief pinch and some pressure. Shots go into the deltoid or the outer thigh. Mild soreness at the site for a day afterward is normal and settles on its own.
Three compounds involved in the liver's normal fat metabolism, given together as a shot.
+$79
What is MIC / Lipotropic?An essential vitamin involved in normal red blood cell formation and nervous system function. Available in your bag or as a shot.
+$79
What is Vitamin B12?A coenzyme present in every cell, involved in normal energy metabolism. Available as a shot or a dedicated infusion.
+$99
What is NAD+?An essential trace mineral involved in normal immune function, added to your bag.
+$15
What is Zinc?A group of water-soluble vitamins the body uses in normal energy metabolism, added directly to your bag.
+$15
What is B-Complex?An essential vitamin involved in normal red blood cell formation and nervous system function. Available in your bag or as a shot.
+$20
What is Vitamin B12?A form of calcium given as a slow piggyback infusion, most often as part of a Myers Cocktail.
+$20
What is Calcium Gluconate?An essential vitamin and antioxidant involved in normal immune function and collagen formation.
+$25
What is Vitamin C?An essential mineral involved in normal muscle and nerve function, added to your bag and infused slowly.
+$25
What is Magnesium?A tripeptide the body produces and uses as an antioxidant. Given as the final step of a drip, or as a shot.
+$30
What is Glutathione?An additional litre of sterile balanced fluid, infused alongside your package.
+$30
What is Extra Fluids?Prescription medications are given by your nurse under physician-authorized standing orders, after screening. They are not items you select for yourself.
Mild allergy relief. May cause drowsiness — no driving after.
+$15
Relief from heartburn and acid-related discomfort.
+$15
Prescription anti-nausea medication, given by your nurse during your visit.
+$69
Prescription anti-inflammatory for pain and migraine, given during your drip.
+$79
Inflatable sleeves that apply rhythmic pressure to the legs during your visit.
+$49
What is Compression Therapy?An IV delivers a larger dose directly into the bloodstream over an hour or more. An intramuscular shot puts a smaller dose into muscle, where it absorbs over the following hours. The shot is faster and costs less; the drip delivers more and rehydrates you at the same time.
It depends on the injectable and on you. B12 is often taken weekly or monthly; others are less frequent. Your nurse will talk through a sensible interval, and lab work is the honest way to know whether you need a given vitamin at all.
Yes. Every shot is available as an add-on during any IV visit, at the same price as booking it on its own. It adds no meaningful time to the appointment.
Anyone with a known allergy to the ingredient, and anyone pregnant or breastfeeding should tell us before booking. Your nurse screens you at the visit and will not proceed if something on that screening says otherwise.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This service is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results vary. All services require screening by a licensed nurse and are not appropriate for everyone.
Mobile IV therapy is an elective wellness service. It is not emergency care, not primary care, and not a substitute for evaluation or treatment by your own physician.