MOBILE IVNAD+250–750 MG
Premium IV drip · Los Angeles
The Ultimate IV drip at home
The Ultimate IV drip at home
Everything in one bag.
Can’t decide between drips? The Ultimate puts our fullest vitamin and mineral blend into a single visit, with glutathione to finish.
$499About 60 minutes · travel includedThe Ultimate IV is our all-in-one drip: a liter of fluids with B-complex, vitamin B12, vitamin C, zinc and magnesium, finished with glutathione. It costs $499 with travel included inside our Los Angeles service area. A registered nurse comes to your home, hotel or office, and the visit takes about 60 minutes. A licensed provider reviews your health form and sets the final formula first.
What’s in the The Ultimate drip
Your provider sets the final formula for you. A typical The Ultimate bag includes:
IV fluids
A full liter of sterile fluid is the base and helps you rehydrate.
B-complex and B12
These B vitamins are used by every cell to make energy and to build healthy red blood cells.
Vitamin C
Vitamin C is an antioxidant that supports normal immune function and collagen.
Zinc
Zinc is a trace mineral involved in immune function and skin repair.
Magnesium
Magnesium is a mineral that supports muscles, nerves and relaxation.
Glutathione
Glutathione is an antioxidant given as a slow push to finish the visit, and the provider sets every dose in the bag.
When people book it
When you want it all in one visitBefore a huge weekAfter a long trip plus a long nightA birthday or self-care dayAfter a demanding production wrap
How The Ultimate compares with our other drips
Most of our drips are built for one purpose. The Myers’ Cocktail is the classic wellness mix. Immunity leans on vitamin C and zinc. Energy leans on B vitamins. The Ultimate pulls those ideas into one bag: the B vitamins, vitamin C, zinc, magnesium and a glutathione push after the bag runs out.
It is our top vitamin drip, priced at $499. It does not contain NAD+, which is a separate, much longer infusion. It also has no medicine in it. If you are hungover, sick or in the middle of a migraine, one of the targeted drips with provider-ordered medicine will suit you better than this one.
What an Ultimate visit is like
Set aside a little over an hour. The bag holds more ingredients than our other drips, so the nurse runs it at a steady, unhurried rate. Magnesium may make you feel warm for a moment. Vitamin C and B vitamins can leave a brief taste in your mouth. These pass quickly, and the nurse can slow the drip any time.
Once the bag is finished, the nurse gives the glutathione slowly through the same IV line over a few minutes. Then the IV comes out. Drink water afterward and eat a regular meal. Because of the B vitamins, your urine may look bright yellow for the next several hours. That is harmless and expected.
Is the full blend a good idea for you?
The Ultimate suits people who have had an IV before and know they do well with vitamins. It also suits first-timers who are healthy and simply want everything at once. If you are nervous or tend to be sensitive to supplements, starting with Hydration or the Myers’ Cocktail is a calmer way to begin.
A bigger blend means a closer look at your health form. The provider checks for G6PD deficiency before approving vitamin C and glutathione. Kidney disease, kidney stones, heart failure and very high blood pressure all matter. During pregnancy we require written clearance from your OB. The provider can remove an ingredient, lower a dose or turn down the order.
What’s in The Ultimate IV?
A liter of fluids, B-complex, vitamin B12, vitamin C, zinc and magnesium, followed by a glutathione push. It is the fullest vitamin and mineral blend on our menu. The provider confirms each dose from your health form, and the bag is prepared and labeled by a licensed pharmacy.
How is The Ultimate different from a Myers’ Cocktail?
The Myers’ Cocktail at $279 has B-complex, B12, vitamin C, magnesium and calcium. The Ultimate at $499 is our fullest blend and adds zinc and glutathione to the mix. If you are new to IV vitamins or want a classic, start with the Myers’. Choose The Ultimate for the complete package.
How long does The Ultimate take?
About 60 minutes for the drip and the glutathione push, plus a few minutes to set up and check your vitals. Plan on roughly an hour and fifteen minutes from start to finish. First visits can take a bit longer while the nurse goes over your questions.
Is The Ultimate too much for a first IV?
Not for most healthy adults, but it is a lot of ingredients at once. If you have a sensitive stomach or react to supplements, a simpler drip may be a better first step. Tell the provider it is your first time, and they will help you pick.
Does The Ultimate include NAD+?
No. NAD+ is its own infusion because it has to be given slowly over 1.5 to 4 hours. NAD+ pricing begins at $449 for the 250 mg dose. Some clients book The Ultimate and an NAD+ drip on different days. Ask the provider how to space them.
Pairs well with
Other drips to consider
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Glutathione Push
A 1–2 gram glutathione push by IV, booked alone or added to the end of any drip.
- 1–2 grams of glutathione
- About 5 minutes by IV
- Alone or with any drip
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Pick a time, fill out a short health form, and a registered nurse comes to you.