IV drips suit many lifestyles, and a Good Faith Exam at the first visit confirms suitability. Here's who benefits most, and which drip to start with.
Athletes
Athletes lose electrolytes through sweat; deficits cause fatigue, cramping and dizziness and raise injury risk — even moderate dehydration slows brain function. Many NFL players use pregame IV hyperhydration, mainly for cramping. Start with the Hydrate Drip (one liter of fluids plus electrolytes) or the Fit Drip, which adds amino acids for output and recovery. Professional athletes should check anti-doping rules first.
Frequent travelers
Jet lag costs roughly a day of recovery per time zone crossed, with insomnia, poor judgment, nausea and headaches. The Migraine Drip targets headaches; NAD+ supports clarity and balance.
Beauty and wellness enthusiasts
Results from the inside out: the Detox Drip clears toxins for better skin, the Slim Drip boosts metabolism before an event, and the Beauty Drip is the anti-aging option.
Nutrition seekers
With research pointing to declining nutrient quality in food, the Myers Drip — electrolytes, vitamin C, B12, B-complex, magnesium, with optional zinc and glutathione — fills the gaps.
On the mend
Recovering from illness, or living with weakened immunity from conditions or medications? The High C Drip carries our highest vitamin C dose; the Immuno Drip adds glutathione and zinc.
Consult your healthcare provider; a licensed provider screens every client before treatment.
