IV Vitamin Infusions

Arginine is an amino acid that plays a vital role in many of the body’s functions, including making other compounds necessary for health. It can be converted to usable sugars, if needed by the body. With its ability to help fight fatigue, increase energy, improve circulation, and stimulate the immune system, it’s truly a versatile substance.

The king of immune-supporting vitamins, Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) is vital for keeping skin and hair healthy and helps maintain joint health, mental health and clarity, and energy levels.

B-Complex vitamins are crucial water-soluble vitamins that work together to keep a range of bodily functions performing optimally. Influencing metabolism, immune health, mood, skin health, and more, B vitamins are a key piece of the nutrition puzzle that can’t be stored by the body. If you’re low on these essential nutrients, you’ll feel it. Our B-Complex formulation contains B-1, B-2, B-3, and B-6 in carefully balanced proportions.

is a champion nutrient for skin health, with benefits for hair and nail growth as well. Besides helping the body make amino acids that it needs to live, biotin is also supports metabolic health. To look as good as you feel, this B-vitamin is crucial.

Calcium is an essential mineral which keeps bones and teeth strong and is leached from our body as we age. To prevent osteoporosis and keep you fighting fit, optimum calcium levels are key. We use calcium gluconate for our drips, as this calcium compound the most common IV formulation and has a long history of safety.

Carnitine is another energy-supporting amino acid, helping cells properly utilize fatty-acids in their metabolism. Research on carnitine has uncovered exciting potential for slowing aging and improving cardiovascular health, and it is often used in supplements targeted towards athletes who want to perform better.

Another B-complex standout, Dexpanthenol (a form of B-5) is a major player in skin and hair health. It also supports optimal energy levels and a healthy metabolism, fights skin irritation and allergic reactions, and can combat irritability and anxiety.

Glucosamine is a must-have amino sugar that is used to support joint health and help athletes recover from strenuous workouts. It has shown some promise in helping those with arthritis and joint stiffness, as well.

Glutamine is an amino acid that your body is partially able to make on its own, but can be affected by exertion or high amounts of stress. It is a key player in healthy metabolism function and is a source of energy for cells, along with sugar (glucose). It assists in wound healing and recovery, so it’s a great addition to an after-workout routine.

Glutathione is a peptide that acts like a potent antioxidant in the body, removing toxins and getting rid of free radicals that contribute to inflammation and aging. Glutathione’s properties work wonders in ridding the body of harmful substances, but its benefits also extend to the skin. Glutathione can combat dark spots, hyperpigmentation, and dullness—helping you obtain the glowing skin you’ve been looking for.

Hydroxocobalamin (a form of B-12) is another all-star B-vitamin that performs a range of functions in the body. Your body must have B-12 in order to make new proteins, and it helps your body metabolize fat and carbohydrates for energy. B-12 supports mental health and immune function, and can relieve chronic fatigue.

Lysine is an amino acid that’s essential to a range of functions in the body, including the absorption and use of calcium, tissue recovery after strenuous exercise, surgery, or injury, building new muscle, and production of a range of substances that the body needs for metabolism and immune function. This key building block of health isn’t made in the body. You have to get Lysine from food or supplementation.

Magnesium is an essential mineral that supports mental and heart health and helps the body metabolize carbohydrates properly. It also is a key part of the body’s electrolyte balance.

Niacinimide is the preferred method of supplementing the essential nutrient niacin (B-3) in the human body. A deficiency of niacin causes pellagra, a distressing illness characterized by skin problems and impacts to mental health. Niacin supports heart health, skin health, optimal energy levels, and an efficient metabolism.

Ornithine is an amino acid that forms a crucial part of the “urea cycle,” which helps the body get rid of its excess nitrogen and stay in balance. It’s role in metabolism and potential wound-healing and hormone-supporting functions have made it a fixture of workout-enhancing supplements and recovery products.

Potassium is a mineral that functions as an electrolyte in the body, keeping hydration levels balanced and supporting the heart, brain, muscles, and digestive tract. Without enough potassium, energy levels, heart health, mental clarity, and mood will take a hit.

Pyridoxine (a form of B-6) is a little-known but truly essential B-vitamin that contributes to healthy brain development and protects mental and immune health. B-6 is a crucial part of cell metabolism and is used by your body to make substances it needs to survive.

Selenium is an essential mineral with two crucial functions. On the one hand, it acts like an antioxidant in the body, protecting cells from free radicals, reducing inflammation, and potentially even fighting against infection. It also plays a role in our body’s hormone production process, which influences energy levels and reproductive health.

Taurine is a sulfonic amino acid that supports heart health, eye health, joint and muscle health, and mental clarity. Your body uses taurine to build new muscle, repair itself, control fat metabolism. It even behaves like an antioxidant and helps to remove toxins from the body.

Thiamine (B-1) is one of the B-complex superstars, providing support for heart health, digestive health, immune function, mood and mental clarity, and vision. Deficiency of this crucial vitamin causes a condition caused beri-beri, which can be life threatening.

Zinc is another essential mineral with a variety of functions. It’s a cornerstone of cellular metabolism, supporting the body as it protects itself from illness, heals wounds, creates proteins, and creates new cells. Your body can’t store Zinc and it can be hard to obtain through diet, so supplementation can help.