Vitamin C IV Add-On
Vitamin C is $25 added to any drip. If you want a higher dose specifically, High Dose Vitamin-C is its own drip at $250. It goes into the same bag as whatever you booked and adds no time to the visit. A licensed registered nurse handles it, anywhere across Dallas-Fort Worth, seven days a week.
What Vitamin C Does
Vitamin C is involved in normal immune function, in the formation of collagen, and in protecting cells from oxidative stress. It also helps your body absorb iron from plant sources.
Your body cannot make it and cannot store much of it, so what you have circulating is what you have taken in recently. That is why it is one of the more commonly supplemented nutrients.
The argument for an IV rather than a tablet is absorption. Oral vitamin C absorption drops off sharply as the dose rises, because your gut has a ceiling on how much it can move through at once. An IV bypasses that ceiling, which is why higher blood levels are achievable this way and not through supplements.
Already In These Drips
Most of our vitamin drips already contain vitamin C.
| Drip | Contains vitamin C |
|---|---|
| Relief Support, our Myers Cocktail, $195 | Yes |
| Tummy Bug Essentials, $225 | Yes |
| High Dose Vitamin-C, $250 | Yes, at a higher dose |
| Respiratory Relief, $250 | Yes |
| Relief Works, $295 | Yes |
| Migraine Works, $325 | Yes |
| Rapid Relieve Platinum, $399 | Yes |
| Relief Essentials, $125 | No, add for $25 |
| Beauty IV, $195 | No, add for $25 |
| Athletic Recovery, $325 | No, add for $25 |
Who Books It
People adding it to the Beauty IV, where it is not included and where its role in normal collagen formation is the draw. Anyone building up Relief Essentials at $125, since plain saline contains nothing. People heading into winter or into a stretch where being sick is not an option, usually paired with zinc. Athletes adding it to Athletic Recovery at $325, where it is not included. Anyone who wants immune support but does not want to spend $250 on the high dose drip. The add-on is the middle option.
Pairs Well With
Zinc at $25. The most natural pairing on our add-on menu and the most common winter combination.
Beauty IV at $195, where vitamin C is not included.
Glutathione at $25, commonly requested together.
Relief Essentials at $125 if you want fluids plus immune support and nothing else.
Honest Expectations
Vitamin C supports normal immune function. It does not prevent illness and it does not shorten a cold in any reliable way, despite decades of that being repeated. The evidence on high dose intravenous vitamin C in healthy adults is more mixed than the marketing in this industry suggests. Higher blood levels are achievable. What that translates into for a person who is not deficient is less clear. You will also find high dose vitamin C discussed online in contexts that have nothing to do with wellness IV therapy. We are not making any of those claims. This is a wellness add-on.
If you have kidney conditions or a history of kidney stones, talk to your doctor before booking high dose vitamin C, and tell us during the health review either way.
How It Is Given
Vitamin C goes into the same IV bag as the drip you booked. If you want a substantially higher dose, that is High Dose Vitamin-C at $250 rather than an add-on.
A licensed registered nurse places and monitors every drip. Before your visit, a provider reviews your health history and confirms what you booked is appropriate for you. Tell us about any medication you take, any condition you manage, and any prior reaction to an IV.
Mobile IV therapy is a wellness service and is not a substitute for emergency medical care. If you are having a medical emergency, call 911.
Add-On Or The High Dose Drip
Three price points on our menu deliver vitamin C and picking between them is mostly about why you are booking.
The $25 add-on makes sense when vitamin C is a supporting player. You are getting a drip anyway and you want immune support alongside it, most often heading into winter or before travel.
Relief Support at $195 already contains it as part of a broader blend. If you want general coverage rather than vitamin C specifically, that is the sensible middle.
High Dose Vitamin-C at $250 is the narrow, deep option. More vitamin C, less of everything else. It makes sense when immune support is specifically the reason you are booking rather than one benefit among several.
Most people who think they want the $250 drip actually want the $25 add-on on top of something else. Ask your nurse.
Vitamin C Questions
How much is it?
$25 added to any drip. The higher dose version is its own drip at $250.
Which drips already have it?
Most of them. The exceptions are Relief Essentials, Beauty IV, Migraine Essentials, and Athletic Recovery.
Is IV better than tablets?
It achieves higher blood levels, because oral absorption has a ceiling. Whether you notice a difference varies by person.
Will it stop me getting sick?
No. It supports normal immune function and that is a smaller claim than prevention.
Should I pair it with zinc?
It is the most common pairing we see, particularly in winter.
Is there anyone who should avoid it?
Anyone with kidney conditions or a history of kidney stones should speak to their doctor first, especially at higher doses.
Does it add time to the visit?
No.
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