IV Add-Ons Across the Phoenix Valley and Surrounding Cities
Any drip on our menu can be built on. Two kinds of add-on are available, and they work differently.
Nutrients and fluids you can simply choose. Support add-ons for nausea, pain, inflammation, and allergic symptoms require provider approval, which means your history gets reviewed before anything is added.
Fluids and Nutrients
- Additional bag of Lactated Ringer's: $50
- Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) $40
- B Complex $40
- Vitamin B12 $25
- Glutathione $40
- Magnesium $40
- Taurine $40
- NAD+
$100
These are the same ingredients already used in our standard formulas, so adding one is a matter of increasing what is in your bag rather than introducing something unfamiliar.
Support Add-Ons
Available with provider approval only. These cover nausea, pain, inflammation, and allergic symptoms, and they are the ones most commonly requested alongside hangover recovery and headache relief.
- Anti-nausea, $40
- Anti-nausea, alternate formulation, $60
- Anti-pain, $40
- Acid reducer, $40
- Anti-inflammatory steroid, $50
- Anti-histamine, $40
- Headache support bundle, price to confirm, combining anti-pain, anti-nausea, and anti-histamine
Approval is not a formality. Whoever is treating you reviews your history, your medications, and your allergies first, and if an add-on is not appropriate for you it does not happen. That is the same standard our team worked to in the field.
Say what you are dealing with when you book rather than once the line is in. It gets sorted before the appointment instead of during it, which is faster for everybody.
Why Approval Exists
Anything with a clinical effect rather than a nutritional one gets reviewed. That means checking what you already take, what you have reacted to before, and whether the reason you want it is actually the right reason.
The review is quick and it happens before anybody drives out, not on your doorstep. If you tell us at booking that nausea is the problem, it is sorted in advance and the appointment runs normally.
What we will not do is add something because it was requested and paid for. Our team spent their careers deciding what is appropriate for a person in front of them, and a booking does not override that judgement.
If an add-on is declined, you are not charged for it. That is the whole of it.
Which Add-On for What
Nausea is the most common request, usually alongside hangover recovery or a stomach bug. Two options exist at different price points, and which one suits you is a clinical decision rather than a preference.
Pain and inflammation come up with headaches and after hard physical days. Allergic symptoms are the least common request and the one people are most surprised we can help with.
On the nutrient side, glutathione and extra vitamin C are the two most added. Extra fluid is worth considering if you have been badly dehydrated, since one liter is sometimes not enough after a long day in Arizona heat.
Ordering It All Up Front
The easiest version of this is telling us everything when you book. What you want, what is going on, what you take, and what has gone wrong with an IV before. Then the paperwork is done, any approval is handled, and the appointment is just the appointment.
The version that slows everybody down is deciding at the door. Not because we mind, but because an approval that could have taken two minutes yesterday takes fifteen while you are sitting there.
What Add-Ons Will Not Do
They will not turn a wellness infusion into medical treatment. If you are unwell enough to need medication for a condition, that belongs with a doctor rather than an add-on menu.
They also will not be given to somebody they are not appropriate for, regardless of what has been booked and paid. That is the point of the approval step.
Cost of Building Up a Drip
Add-ons stack quickly. Two nutrients and a support add-on on top of a $185 drip puts you past $300, which is more than the top of our standard menu.
Worth doing the arithmetic before you build. If you are adding vitamin C and glutathione to a lighter drip, Myers Cocktail at $200 or Masters Blend at $300 may already contain what you are paying extra for.
Ask when you book and we will tell you which is cheaper. It is a five second conversation and it saves people money regularly.
Questions About Add-Ons
Can I add more than one?
Usually, and it depends what they are. Ask when you book and it gets worked out before anybody arrives.
Why do some need approval?
Because they are more than nutrients. Anything with a clinical effect is reviewed against your history first.
Can I add these to any drip?
Yes. Every drip on the menu can be built on.
Do add-ons make the appointment longer?
Slightly, usually a few minutes. Nothing that changes your afternoon.
What if I am not sure what I need?
Describe what is going on when you call. It is a faster conversation than reading a menu, and the answer is often that you do not need an add-on at all.
Nothing Is Added Without Telling You
You will know what is going in and what it costs before it does. Nobody adds something to your bag and mentions it afterward, and nothing gets charged that was not agreed.
If you want to know what an add-on is or why it is being suggested, ask. Whoever is treating you can answer it properly.
Add-Ons at Group Bookings
Available the same way at a group booking, and each person is approved individually. One person having an add-on approved does not mean everybody in the room can have one.
For a large group, tell us in advance what people are likely to want so approvals are handled before the morning rather than one at a time on your kitchen counter.
Book a Drip
Pick your drip and tell us what to add, or call and describe what is going on and we will sort it out.
