IV Therapy

A straightforward IV fluid-and-electrolyte blend that many guests choose when they simply want to rehydrate and feel refreshed. Replacing fluids and electrolytes is the most established, everyday use of IV therapy.

Good to know. Provider-supervised and given after a brief health screening, which confirms the blend and volume appropriate for you. Individual experiences vary.

A wellness blend featuring ingredients such as vitamin C and zinc that some guests choose during busy or run-down seasons as part of their overall self-care routine.

This blend is not intended to prevent, treat, or cure any illness or infection, including colds, flu, or any virus, and is not a substitute for vaccines or medical care. Provider-supervised after screening; individual experiences vary.

A blend of B-complex vitamins and amino acids that some guests pair with their own diet and exercise program for a general feeling of energy and support.

Not a weight-loss treatment and does not cause weight loss on its own. Intended only as nutritional support alongside a healthy diet and exercise. Provider-supervised after screening; results vary.

A fluid, electrolyte, and nutrient blend that active guests often choose around workouts or busy stretches to rehydrate and feel refreshed.

Provider-supervised after screening. Not a treatment for injury or any medical condition, and not a substitute for rest, nutrition, or hydration by mouth. Results vary.

A B-vitamin-forward blend, with hydration at its core, that some guests choose on low-energy days as part of their routine for a refreshed, energized feeling.

Provider-supervised after screening. A feeling of low energy can have medical causes; this blend is not a diagnosis or treatment for fatigue. Results vary.

A fluid and electrolyte blend, sometimes with anti-nausea or vitamin add-ins, that guests choose to rehydrate and feel refreshed after a long night. Rehydration is the core of it.

This blend does not cure or prevent a hangover or reduce blood alcohol; it is intended to support hydration. The only sure way to prevent a hangover is to avoid or limit alcohol. Provider-supervised after screening.

A blend often featuring vitamin C, B vitamins, and biotin that guests choose as part of a beauty-and-wellness routine.

Not intended to treat acne, hair loss, or any skin condition, or to lighten or whiten skin. Cosmetic results are not guaranteed and vary by individual. Provider-supervised after screening.

A fluid and nutrient blend that some guests choose around their monthly cycle as part of a self-care routine.

Not intended to diagnose or treat PMS, menstrual symptoms, or any medical condition. Please consult your physician about symptoms that concern you. Provider-supervised after screening.

An antioxidant compound that some guests choose to add as part of a general wellness or beauty routine.

Glutathione is not FDA-approved for these uses. It is not intended to detoxify the body, lighten or whiten skin, or treat any condition. Benefits are not clinically established and results vary. Provider-supervised after screening.

A coenzyme (NAD+) that some guests choose to add as part of a wellness routine, offered in tiered amounts. Higher amounts are infused slowly, so the session can take longer.

NAD+ is not FDA-approved for these uses. It is not intended to slow aging, treat addiction, or diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Benefits are not clinically established and individual results vary. Provider-supervised, with pacing determined by your provider.