IV therapy carries fluids, vitamins, and amino acids straight into the bloodstream at 100% bioavailability — no waiting on digestion. Administered by licensed medical professionals, in a private treatment room or a zero gravity massage chair.
Oral supplements lose a meaningful share of their payload to digestion. An IV bypasses that entirely, delivering nutrients directly into the bloodstream where your cells can actually use them. Sessions are designed around a goal — deep hydration, immune support, skin radiance, recovery, or cellular energy — and most take about an hour in a quiet, comfortable setting.
Clients tend to use IV therapy two ways: situationally, before travel, during illness season, or ahead of a big event — or as regular maintenance, once a month or every two to three weeks.

Every infusion administered by licensed medical professionals.
| Add-On | What It Does | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 L Fluid Upgrade | Double your fluids for deeper rehydration | $40 |
| Vitamin C | Antioxidant and immune support boost | $45 |
| Glutathione | The master antioxidant, added to any drip | $40 |
| Magnesium | Muscle, nerve, and relaxation support | $35 |
| Zofran | Anti-nausea relief | $15 |
| Toradol | Non-opioid pain and headache relief | $30 |
| Benadryl | Antihistamine comfort add-on | $30 |
Building IVs into a routine? The Performance Pass ($349/month) includes a monthly Performance IV alongside peptides, weekly hyperbaric sessions, an annual lab panel, and 15% off other services and retail.
You'll settle into a private treatment room or a zero gravity massage chair while a licensed medical professional places your IV — most clients read, work, or simply rest. Standard infusions run about 60 minutes; NAD+ runs longer (1.5–4 hours depending on dose) because it's infused slowly for comfort.
NAD+ therapy is often prescribed as a series — typically 4–6 sessions over 2–4 weeks — followed by monthly maintenance, since cellular effects are designed to build with repetition.
Most adults pursuing wellness, recovery, immunity, or longevity goals are good candidates. IV therapy is not recommended for anyone pregnant or breastfeeding, or for those with kidney disease, congestive heart failure, certain electrolyte disorders, or G6PD deficiency — our medical team screens for these before your first infusion. This page is educational and isn't a substitute for medical advice.
What clients ask before their first drip.
Book your infusion online, or call 214-833-7108 and we'll help you pick the right formula for how you're feeling.