Ten drips, four vitamin shots and five ways a nurse can reach you, plus the safety and pricing pages that sit behind all of it. This is the full list in one place, so you can find the thing you came for without working through a menu three levels deep.
Four questions decide what you book, and the menu follows them in order. What do you want delivered: a bag of fluid with things in it, or a single nutrient as an injection. That is drips versus shots, and it is the biggest fork.
Then where should a nurse meet you: home, hotel, office, a venue, or on a regular rhythm. Then what will it cost, which is the bag plus anything added plus travel. Then who is accountable for it, which is the safety section.
Every page below sits under one of those four. See the drip menu, visit types and cost if you already know which you need.
The structure
Drips
IV drips: the full menu
Ten bags, from plain fluid at one end to longer targeted infusions at the other.
What is on the menu, how to choose, and what is behind all of it.
Ten drips covering hydration, recovery, immunity, energy and targeted blends, four intramuscular vitamin shots, and five ways a nurse can reach you: home, hotel, office, group venue or a membership rhythm.
Hydration or a Myers cocktail. Hydration is the shortest and least expensive and tells you how you respond to an infusion. A Myers is the most widely administered vitamin blend, which is why most menus lead with it.
A drip is a bag of fluid with things dissolved in it, taking 45 to 60 minutes. A shot is one nutrient injected into muscle, over in about a minute. A shot cannot replace a drip when fluid is the point.
Yes, and to group venues. The visit runs identically in every setting. What differs is the access arrangements beforehand, which are handled at booking rather than on the doorstep.
Yes. Longer infusions are worth booking earlier in the day further from base, because they need more of a nurse's afternoon, but nothing is unavailable because of where you are.
Blends prepared at a licensed compounding pharmacy, a licensed clinician approving your specific blend and dose at intake, and a Registered Nurse who stays with you for the whole appointment.
