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Myers’ Cocktail IV at home
The classic vitamin drip.

The Myers’ Cocktail is the drip most people have heard of. It blends B vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium and calcium in one bag, and a nurse brings it to you.

$27930–45 minutes · travel included
The Myers’ Cocktail is a vitamin and mineral IV made of fluids, B-complex, vitamin B12, vitamin C, magnesium and calcium. It costs $279 with travel included inside our Los Angeles service area. A registered nurse comes to your home, hotel or office, and the drip takes about 30 to 45 minutes. A licensed provider reviews your health form and sets the final formula before your first visit.

What’s in the Myers’ Cocktail drip

Your provider sets the final formula for you. A typical Myers’ Cocktail bag includes:

IV fluids

A liter of sterile fluid carries the vitamins and helps you rehydrate at the same time.

B-complex

This is a group of B vitamins your body uses to turn food into energy.

Vitamin B12

B12 supports healthy red blood cells and nerves, and it is one of the most asked-about vitamins in IV therapy.

Vitamin C

Vitamin C is an antioxidant that supports normal immune function and collagen.

Magnesium

Magnesium is a mineral that supports muscle and nerve function, and many people feel a gentle warmth as it goes in.

Calcium

Calcium is part of the original formula and works alongside magnesium, and the provider sets the final amounts.

When people book it

General wellness upkeepA busy stretch at workFeeling worn down after travelBefore a big week or eventA first vitamin IVA monthly routine with a membership

Where the Myers’ Cocktail comes from

The drip is named after Dr. John Myers, a physician in Baltimore, Maryland. For many years he gave his patients slow injections of vitamins and minerals in his office. He did not leave a full written recipe. After he died in 1984, other doctors worked out a version from his patients’ records and kept using it.

That later version is what most clinics now call the Myers’ Cocktail. The idea is simple: a small set of water-soluble vitamins plus magnesium and calcium, given in fluid. Exact amounts differ from one practice to the next. With us, a licensed provider sets the formula for you, and a licensed pharmacy prepares the bag.

How your Myers’ visit goes

New clients start with a health form and a short video call with our provider. Once you are cleared, the order goes to the pharmacy and your bag arrives labeled for you. On the day, the nurse sets up next to your couch, bed or desk. All you need is a place to sit and a spot to hang the bag.

The nurse checks your vitals, places the IV and starts the drip at a comfortable rate. Magnesium can make you feel warm or flushed for a minute or two. Some people notice a vitamin taste in their mouth. Both are common and pass quickly. Tell the nurse and they will slow things down. Most clients go right back to their day afterward.

Is the Myers’ Cocktail right for you?

Many clients book the Myers’ as an all-around wellness drip. It is a good pick when you are not chasing one problem and just want fluids plus a broad mix of vitamins. If you have a clear reason, like a rough morning after a party or a long flight, one of our targeted drips may fit better.

IV vitamins are not a treatment for any disease, and results differ from person to person. Tell the provider about heart, kidney or blood pressure problems and every medicine you take. If you are pregnant, we need your OB’s clearance. The provider may adjust the formula or decline the order if a drip is not safe for you.

FAQ

Myers’ Cocktail IV questions

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What’s in a Myers’ Cocktail?

Our Myers’ Cocktail has IV fluids, B-complex, vitamin B12, vitamin C, magnesium and calcium. These are the same types of ingredients used in the well-known formula. The provider sets the final amounts after reading your health form, and a licensed pharmacy prepares the bag with your name on it.

Who was Dr. John Myers?

He was a doctor in Baltimore who gave vitamin and mineral injections to his patients for many years. After his death in 1984, colleagues rebuilt a version of his mix from patient records. That version spread to clinics across the country and still carries his name.

How often can I get a Myers’ Cocktail?

There is no single rule. Some clients book once a month, and others only before a busy season or a trip. Your provider can suggest a schedule based on your health and your goals. Our membership is $179 a month and includes one core IV, which suits a monthly routine.

Will I feel warm during a Myers’ Cocktail?

You might. Magnesium can cause a short feeling of warmth or flushing, most often in the chest or face. It is common and usually fades in a minute or two. If it bothers you, tell the nurse right away. They can slow the drip so it feels more comfortable.

Can I use HSA or FSA money for a Myers’ Cocktail?

It may be eligible, but it depends on your plan. Many plans only pay for IV therapy when there is a documented medical need. Check with your plan administrator before you book. We can give you an itemized receipt to send in.

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Pick a time, fill out a short health form, and a registered nurse comes to you.

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