Boost any drip
with add-ons and quick shots.
Add vitamins, antioxidants or provider-ordered medicine to your IV, or add a quick shot at the same visit.
Mixed into your bag
| Add-on | Price |
|---|---|
| Extra liter of fluids | $45 |
| Glutathione | $45 |
| Vitamin C | $35 |
| B12 | $35 |
| Zinc | $35 |
| Magnesium | $35 |
| Anti-nausea medicine | $40 |
| Anti-inflammatory medicine | $40 |
Quick IM shots
| Shot | Price |
|---|---|
| B12 shotMethylcobalamin or cyanocobalamin, a quick shot for everyday energy support. | $40 |
| Vitamin D3 shotFor people whose provider recommends vitamin D support. | $45 |
| Biotin shotA B vitamin many clients add for hair, skin and nail routines. | $35 |
| Glutathione shotThe antioxidant glutathione as a quick shot instead of an IV push. | $50 |
| Lipo / MIC shotMethionine, inositol and choline, often paired with B12. | $55 |
What is the difference between an IV push, an add-on and a shot?
An add-on is mixed into your IV bag by the pharmacy so it drips in with your fluids. An IV push is given slowly through the IV line over a few minutes. A shot (an IM injection) goes into a muscle, usually the upper arm, and takes seconds.
Can I get a vitamin shot without an IV?
Shots are added to an IV visit. If you only want shots, contact us and we will tell you whether a shot-only visit is available at your address and time.
Who decides which add-ons I can have?
Your provider reviews your health form and approves each add-on. Medicines such as anti-nausea or anti-inflammatory drugs are only given on a provider’s order.
Do add-ons make the drip take longer?
Most add-ons do not change the time much. An extra liter of fluids adds about 20 to 30 minutes.
Ready for your drip?
Book online in a minute. A licensed provider clears you by video, then your nurse comes to you.