IV Add-Ons And Vitamin Boosters
Every drip on our menu can be built up with add-ons. Most start at $25, they go into the same bag, and they add no time to your visit.
You do not have to decide when you book. Your nurse can talk through what makes sense once she has arrived and seen how you are doing, and adding something on the spot is completely normal.
Nutrient And Vitamin Add-Ons
These are the building blocks. Each one has its own page with what it is, what it may help with, and which drips it pairs well with.
$25
Vitamin B12
The one people ask for by name. B12 supports energy production and normal nerve function, and low levels are common, particularly among people eating plant based diets, adults over 50, and anyone with absorption issues. Available as an IV add-on or as an injection.
$25
Glutathione
An antioxidant your body produces on its own. Often added to Relief Works and Migraine Works, and commonly chosen alongside beauty and recovery drips. Available as an add-on only.
$25
B-Complex
The full B vitamin family in one add-on rather than B12 alone. A common pick when general fatigue is the issue rather than one specific thing.
$25
Vitamin C
Supports immune function and normal tissue repair. Already included in several drips, and a common add-on to the ones that do not have it.
$25
Magnesium
The one most people are actually after when they book a migraine drip. Also common after heavy training or a long stretch of poor sleep.
$25
Amino Blend
A mix of amino acids, the building blocks your body uses for muscle repair and recovery. Most often added to Athletic Recovery.
$25 For 100mg Or $100 For 500mg
Taurine
An amino acid involved in hydration at the cellular level and in normal muscle function. Already in Athletic Recovery, available as an add-on elsewhere.
$25
Zinc
Supports immune function and normal healing. A common winter add-on and a frequent pairing with vitamin C.
$25
Tri-Immune Boost
A combined immune support blend already included in most of our vitamin drips. Available separately for the ones that do not carry it.
NAD+
NAD+ is priced by dose rather than as a flat add-on, and it runs slower than everything else on this page, so those appointments take longer.
| NAD+ dose | Price |
|---|---|
| 100mg | $100 |
| 250mg | $200 |
| 500mg | $350 |
| 1000mg | $600 |
NAD+ is already included in Athletic Recovery at $325. If you want it on its own or at a higher dose, it has a full page of its own.
Symptom Support Add-Ons
These are aimed at a specific symptom rather than at general wellness. Your nurse will go over whether any of them make sense for you, and a provider reviews your history before the visit either way.
$25
Anti-Nausea Support
For when nausea is the thing standing between you and keeping fluids down. Already included in Tummy Bug Essentials and Rapid Relieve Platinum.
$35
Anti-Pain Support
Most often added to migraine drips. Already included in Respiratory Relief, Migraine Works, and Rapid Relieve Platinum.
$25 To $35
Anti-Inflammatory Support
Two options at different price points. Included in Tummy Bug Essentials, Respiratory Relief, and Rapid Relieve Platinum.
$25
Antihistamine Support
Available on its own or as the choice inside Migraine Essentials. Included in Migraine Works and Rapid Relieve Platinum.
These are not available to add without a nurse present, and they are not something to stack casually. If you are unsure, that is exactly the conversation to have with your nurse when she arrives.
What Each Nutrient Actually Does
Short version on each, without the overselling.
The B Vitamins
B12 and B-Complex both support how your body converts food into usable energy, and B12 also supports normal nerve function. Deficiency is genuinely common, particularly among people over 50, people eating plant based diets, and anyone with absorption issues. If you are not deficient, adding more will not create energy out of nothing. If you are, it may make a real difference.
Vitamin C And zinc
Both support normal immune function and both are involved in tissue repair. They are the two most requested winter add-ons and they pair naturally with each other.
Magnesium
Involved in muscle function, nerve function, and sleep quality. It is the ingredient most people are actually after when they book a migraine drip, and it is a common add-on after heavy training or a stretch of poor sleep.
Glutathione
An antioxidant your body already produces. Most commonly requested alongside beauty and recovery drips. It is included in Relief Works and Migraine Works rather than being an extra on those.
Amino Blend And Taurine
Amino acids, which are the building blocks your body uses for muscle repair. Taurine is also involved in hydration at the cellular level. Both sit naturally alongside Athletic Recovery.
Tri-Immune Boost
A combined immune support blend that is already in most of our vitamin drips. You only need it as an add-on if you are starting from a base that does not include it.
None of these treat any condition, and we are not going to tell you otherwise. They support normal function in your body, and for people who are short on them, that can matter quite a bit.
How Add-Ons Work
Practically speaking, an add-on goes into the same IV bag as your drip. It does not mean a second stick, a second visit, or extra time on the couch.
The one exception is NAD+, which infuses more slowly and does extend the appointment. Your nurse will tell you how long to plan for based on the dose.
Add-ons are also not all-or-nothing decisions made in advance. Plenty of people book a base drip, describe how they are actually feeling when the nurse arrives, and add one thing based on that conversation. That is a better process than guessing from a website.
Add-Ons Already Included In Our Drips
Before you add anything, check whether the drip you picked already contains it. This trips people up constantly and it costs them money for nothing.
| Drip | Already includes |
|---|---|
| Relief Essentials, $125 | Nothing. Plain saline, so everything is an add-on |
| Migraine Essentials, $175 | Magnesium, plus one symptom support of your choice |
| Beauty IV, $195 | B-Complex, B12, L-Carnitine, Biotin |
| Relief Support, $195 | Vitamin C, B-Complex, B12, magnesium, Tri-Immune |
| Tummy Bug Essentials, $225 | Vitamin C, B-Complex, B12, magnesium, Tri-Immune, plus symptom support |
| Respiratory Relief, $250 | Vitamin C, B-Complex, B12, magnesium, Tri-Immune, plus symptom support |
| Relief Works, $295 | Everything in Relief Support plus glutathione |
| Athletic Recovery, $325 | B-Complex, B12, taurine, NAD+ |
| Migraine Works, $325 | Vitamin C, B-Complex, B12, magnesium, Tri-Immune, glutathione, plus symptom support |
| Rapid Relieve Platinum, $399 | Everything on the menu |
If you are about to add three things to Relief Support, look at Relief Works or Rapid Relieve Platinum first. The loaded drips are usually priced below the sum of their parts, and your nurse will point that out if you have not.
Which Add-Ons Go With Which Drip
$125
With Relief Essentials
Magnesium and electrolytes are the common pairing, especially after heat or hard training. This is the drip with the most room to build on, since it starts as plain saline.
$195
With Relief Support (Our Myers Cocktail)
Glutathione is the most common addition. Zinc in winter. If you find yourself adding glutathione every time, Relief Works at $295 already includes it and usually costs less than the two separately.
$175
With Migraine Drips
Extra magnesium, or the anti-pain option if the headache is severe. Migraine Essentials at $175 lets you pick one symptom support add-on as part of the price.
$325
With Athletic Recovery
Amino Blend and extra taurine. Both are aimed at the same recovery goal as the base drip.
$195
With Beauty IV
Glutathione and vitamin C are the usual pairings.
How Much Is Too Much
There is a practical ceiling on how many add-ons make sense in one bag, and it is lower than the menu might suggest.
Part of that is clinical. Your nurse sets the limit based on your health history and how you look that day, and she has the standing to say no. Part of it is simply that stacking add-ons past a point stops changing anything you would notice, because your body uses what it needs and clears the rest.
The other part is arithmetic. Once you are adding four or five things to a base drip, you have usually passed the price of a loaded bag that already contains most of them. Rapid Relieve Platinum at $399 exists for people headed in that direction, and it is generally cheaper than building the same thing piece by piece.
A reasonable pattern for most people is one or two add-ons chosen for a specific reason, not four chosen because they sounded useful on a menu.
A Note On How We Name Things
You will notice we describe symptom support add-ons by what they do rather than by brand name. That is deliberate and it is how we keep our public menu compliant.
If you want to know exactly what is going into your bag, ask your nurse. She will tell you directly. Nothing is hidden, it just is not published as marketing copy.
Injection Or IV Add-On?
Two different things that get confused constantly.
An IV add-on goes into the bag that is already running. It mixes with your fluids and goes in over the course of the drip. Everything on this page except one item works this way.
An injection is a shot, usually into the muscle, and it takes about thirty seconds. No IV and no bag. B12 is the one we offer this way, and it is the right choice if a shot is all you actually want rather than a full drip.
Which is better depends on what you are after. An IV add-on gets you the nutrient alongside fluids, which matters if hydration is part of the problem. An injection gets you in and out fast. Your nurse can tell you which makes more sense for your situation.
Building Your Own Drip
You can start from Relief Essentials at $125, which is plain saline, and build up from there. Some people prefer that to picking a preset bag.
It is worth doing the math before you commit to it, though. Relief Essentials plus vitamin C, B-Complex, B12, magnesium, and Tri-Immune comes to $250. Relief Support at $195 already contains exactly those five things. The preset drips exist because they are the combinations people ask for most, and they are usually priced below the sum of their parts.
Where building your own does make sense is when you want an unusual combination, or when you want fluids plus one specific thing and nothing else. Tell your nurse what you are after and she will tell you which route costs less.
Add-Ons Are A Conversation, Not A Checkout
The single most useful thing on this page is not any individual add-on. It is that you do not have to decide any of this in advance.
Booking a base drip and talking through additions when your nurse arrives is a better process than picking from a menu while you feel terrible. She has seen you, she has your vitals, she knows what is already in the bag you booked, and she has treated a lot of people in the situation you are in.
That conversation regularly goes the other direction too. People book a loaded drip, describe what is actually going on, and end up with something simpler and cheaper. That is a normal outcome here and nobody on our team is paid more for talking you up.
If you want a default while you decide, Relief Support at $195 is our Myers Cocktail and the most common starting point on the menu. Everything on this page can go on top of it.
Safety And Add-Ons
Everything on this page is prepared for single use and administered by a licensed registered nurse who stays with you for the whole visit.
A provider reviews your health history before your visit, and add-ons are part of that review, not an afterthought. If something you asked for interacts with a medication you take or a condition you have, you will hear about it before anyone gets in a car.
Tell us if you are pregnant, if you take prescription medication, if you have kidney or heart conditions, or if you have ever reacted badly to an IV or an injection. Not because we are looking for a reason to say no, but because that is the information that makes the visit safe.
Add-On Questions
How many add-ons can I get?
There is a practical limit and your nurse sets it based on your history and how you look that day. Rapid Relieve Platinum at $399 is essentially the fully loaded version if that is where you are headed.
Do add-ons make the appointment longer?
Not for the nutrient add-ons. NAD+ is the exception and does extend the visit.
Can I get an add-on without a full drip?
B12 is available as a standalone injection. The rest are IV add-ons and need a base drip to go into.
Is there a discount for adding several?
Not per add-on, but the loaded drips on our menu usually cost less than building the same thing from a cheaper base. Your nurse will tell you if that is the case for what you are asking for.
What if I react badly to something?
Your nurse is with you the entire time and she can stop the drip immediately. That is one of the reasons we use registered nurses rather than technicians.
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