Explore IV hydration options with a medical professional. Your health history and individual needs guide the choice of infusion.
IV therapy delivers fluids and selected ingredients through a vein. Before an infusion, we review your medical history, medications and suitability. A medical provider determines the appropriate formulation.
IV therapy carries risks, including infection, allergic reactions and fluid or electrolyte problems. Benefits depend on your medical needs; routine wellness infusions are not necessary for everyone.
Discuss IV therapyExplore individual options and regular prices. Open each treatment for its description and featured ingredients.
A hydration-focused option for discussion after travel, heat or demanding days. Your provider assesses fluid and nutrient needs.
Featured ingredients: Vitamin C, Olympia Vita-Complex and Olympia Mineral Blend.
Discuss this optionA multinutrient infusion on our wellness menu. Your provider reviews the selected formulation and whether it fits your needs.
Featured ingredients: Vitamin C, magnesium, calcium and B-complex nutrients.
Discuss this optionA nutrient and antioxidant-focused option for seasonal wellness discussions. This infusion does not prevent or treat infection.
Featured ingredients: Vitamin C, zinc and antioxidant support.
Discuss this optionAmino acids and B vitamins feature in this active-day option. A feeling of increased energy is not guaranteed; persistent fatigue deserves medical assessment.
Featured ingredients: Arginine, carnitine, lysine, proline and B-complex vitamins.
Discuss this optionA wellness option considered alongside nutrition, exercise and an appropriate weight-management plan. It is not a stand-alone weight-loss treatment or appetite suppressant.
Featured ingredients: Taurine, methylcobalamin (B12) and B-complex vitamins.
Discuss this optionAn option on our cognitive-wellness menu. Discuss the cause of concentration concerns first; this infusion is not a treatment for memory loss or neurological conditions.
Featured ingredients: Alpha-lipoic acid, taurine and pyridoxine (vitamin B6).
Discuss this optionA hydration and nutrient option for active clients after exercise, travel or physical exertion. Your medical needs determine whether an infusion is appropriate.
Featured ingredients: Amino acids, vitamin C, B-complex vitamins and mineral blend.
Discuss this optionA hydration-focused option that includes a prescription anti-nausea medication when ordered. It is not emergency care, alcohol-poisoning treatment or medical detoxification.
Featured ingredients: Olympia Vita-Complex, Mineral Blend and provider-ordered ondansetron.
Discuss this optionA consultation option for hydration and occasional menstrual discomfort. Severe pain, heavy bleeding or new symptoms require medical evaluation.
Featured ingredients: Calcium, magnesium, hydroxocobalamin (B12) and B-complex vitamins.
Discuss this optionA wellness blend for discussion as part of a broader healthy-aging routine. Anti-aging results and a specific duration of benefit are not guaranteed.
Featured ingredients: N-acetylcysteine, magnesium, hydroxocobalamin (B12) and other Olympia components.
Discuss this optionAn antioxidant-focused option on our beauty menu. There is no guaranteed lightening result, and it is not a treatment for melasma or another pigmentation disorder.
Featured ingredients: Antioxidant and skin-supportive components per the provider-confirmed Olympia formulation.
Discuss this optionNAD+ is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy pathways. Evidence for broad anti-aging and wellness outcomes from IV use remains limited. Rate and appointment length are individualized.
Featured ingredients: Compounded nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+).
Discuss this optionFeatured ingredients summarize our menu; they are not complete formulas or dosing instructions. Your provider confirms the exact formulation, amounts and suitability. Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved.
An IV infusion delivers prescribed fluid and ingredients into a vein. The formulation, dose and rate must be selected for your health needs; a menu name alone cannot establish what a drip contains.
We review medications, allergies and relevant medical conditions before discussing whether an infusion is appropriate. An IV is not automatically better than oral hydration or nutrition.
Ask for the exact ingredients, amounts, infusion time and total price. Risks include infection, allergic reactions and fluid or electrolyte problems. NAD+ requires a separate discussion of evidence, product sourcing and tolerability.
FDA: sterile infusion ingredients & NAD+ safety ↗Choose any non-NAD+ menu IV, including premium formulas and Snow Bright.
NAD+ is excluded. Cannot be combined with another promotion or membership discount. Clinical approval is required at each visit.
Ask about the packageMaximum 500 mg per appointment. Your provider determines the dose, dilution, infusion rate and appointment length.
Nontransferable. Cannot be combined with another promotion or membership discount.
Discuss NAD+When clinically appropriate and compatible, your provider may order glutathione, vitamin B12, vitamin C or selected mineral and amino-acid support. Availability and pricing are discussed before treatment.
Yes. An appropriate medical assessment and order are required before IV treatment.
Your provider will review the ingredients and your goals. The most appropriate choice depends on medical suitability, not the name of the drip.
Ask us about a separate NAD+ assessment and quote. Formulations, infusion time and pricing may differ.
Wellness infusions are not emergency care. Chest pain, breathing difficulty, confusion, fainting, persistent vomiting or severe abdominal or pelvic pain require prompt medical evaluation.
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