Radiance IV Hydration Options

The Hydrate — $150

Saline and B vitamins. It's mostly fluid, and is a good choice after travel, heat, or a week when you've been running behind on water. About 30–40 minutes.

Key Ingredients: Electrolytes • Vitamin B-Complex

The Myers — $199

Vitamin C, magnesium, calcium, and B vitamins in one bag. This is the drip people usually mean when they ask for "an IV." About 45 minutes.

Key Ingredients: Electrolytes • Vitamin C • Magnesium • Calcium • Vitamin B-Complex

The Glow — $225

Vitamin C and B vitamins, then glutathione given slowly at the end. Glutathione is an antioxidant your body already makes. Many people ask for it for their skin. The research on that is limited, and we'll tell you what it does and doesn't show. About 45 minutes.

Key Ingredients: Electrolytes • Vitamin B-Complex • Vitamin C • Glutathione

The Recovery — $199

A full liter of fluid with B vitamins and magnesium, for after a hard workout, a long flight, or a long night. If you're nauseated, we can add an anti-nausea medicine. If you can't keep water down, have chest pain, or feel confused, you need urgent or emergency care, not an IV chair.

Key Ingredients: Electrolytes • Vitamin B-Complex • Magnesium • Anti-nausea support (if needed)

NAD+ — 250 mg $325 · 500 mg $475 · or add to any drip ($275 / $425)

NAD+ is a coenzyme your cells use to make energy. We give it slowly, over 1.5 to 4 hours. A fast drip causes chest pressure and flushing. Its benefits for healthy adults aren't proven. A licensed pharmacy prepares it for you by name after your exam, so it isn't available same-day on your first visit. A consult is required.

ADD-Ons

• Glutathione 600 mg — $75, Slow IV push after your IV

• Vitamin B12 1 mg — $20, IM Shot in the arm

• Vitamin C 1,000 mg— $25, Added to Hydrate or Myers IV bags only

• Zinc 5 mg — $25, Added to Hydrate or Myers IV bags only

• Ondansetron 4 mg — $20, Anti-nausea, IV push

• NAD+ 250 or 500 mg* — $275 / $425, In its own bag after your IV drip

  *Consult required