Our top-tier single-visit experience. Every Ultimate IV ingredient at maximum strength, plus 1,000 mg of NAD+ (the maximum dose), up to two litres of fluid if clinically eligible, and the full white-glove treatment — nurse, provider review and priority scheduling — built for the one appointment where nothing is left out. This is the maximum-strength Black Card: double the NAD+ of the standard version, infused slowly over 90 to 120 minutes.
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A short health history and a complimentary consult. We check medications, allergies and anything that would make a formula a poor fit.
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Your bag is prepared from pharmaceutical-grade ingredients and checked against the provider note before your nurse leaves for you.
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A nurse places the line and stays in the room. Blanket, low light, no upsell. You leave when the bag does.
The mechanism, in plain terms — including where the evidence is strong and where it is not.
Fat-soluble vitamins accumulate and high-dose ascorbate carries an oxalate load. Even in one visit, dosing runs against a safe interval for each formula.
A baseline panel before your first Black Card catches accumulation risk and drifting markers before the stack is mixed, not after.
This is the maximum-strength single-visit formula. Your provider still writes the plan and will decline components your labs do not support.
Eat something and drink water in the two hours beforehand — a hydrated vein is an easy vein. Have your medication and supplement list ready; leave nothing off it.
Your nurse checks vitals and places a small catheter, usually in the forearm. You will feel cool fluid for a minute. Sit back, work, read or sleep — the nurse stays with you throughout.
Keep the dressing on for an hour. Mild bruising at the site is normal for a day or two. Drink normally; there is no need to force fluids afterwards.
This is our most complete single-visit formula, combining several high-dose components with NAD+. The same baseline panel required for the Ultimate IV applies here too, so your provider can confirm the whole stack suits you before anything is mixed.
Screened for contraindications at every visit. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Speak with your provider if you are pregnant, nursing, or managing kidney, liver or cardiac conditions.
Everything, in one sitting — I did not need to think about it again.
The upgrade to the full NAD+ dose was worth it before a big week.
This is the one I book before something important.
A single small catheter placement — a few seconds of sting, then nothing. Our nurses place hundreds of lines a month, and we use the smallest gauge your veins will take.
Hydration and B vitamins are often felt before you leave the chair. Antioxidant and skin benefits build over a series rather than a single visit.
Yes. Glutathione, extra B12, zinc, anti-nausea and toradol can be added at the chair, priced when you book, and only ever after the nurse confirms they suit you.
Elective infusions are not covered by insurance. We provide an itemised superbill on request, and HSA and FSA cards are accepted.
See the timeline above; most drips are 45–60 minutes, NAD+ two to four hours.
Yes, anywhere you can sit for an hour.
Monthly is common for maintenance; hangover and nausea drips as needed.
The classic vitamin and mineral blend — the one most people start with, and the one most come back to.
$299 Double strengthOur #1 requested drip — everything in the original at double the vitamin load, with extra glutathione and a full litre of fluid.
$399 DefenseHigh-dose vitamin C with zinc and glutathione — for the first scratchy morning, or the week before you travel.
$349One monthly credit toward any drip, member pricing on every add-on and program, and priority same-day booking anywhere we serve. Pause any month; cancel any time.
Plain answers to the questions people ask our nurses and provider most.
Our VIP visit: the Ultimate drip, every add-on, priority scheduling and a doctor consult.
Evidence: Moderate for rehydration and nausea relief (that is standard medicine); evidence for vitamin IVs in healthy people is limited, and we say so
Moderate for rehydration and nausea relief (that is standard medicine); evidence for vitamin IVs in healthy people is limited, and we say so. Most people book them for how they feel afterward, not for a disease.
Every drip is a medical treatment: a nurse takes vitals and history first. Not for people with heart or kidney failure without physician clearance, and not during pregnancy unless the drip is designed for it. Common: cool arm, metallic taste, flushing; rare: bruising, vein irritation, allergic reaction.
A licensed nurse stays with you the whole infusion, checks vitals before and after, and calls the medical director for anything outside protocol.