IV therapy, run like medicine. Not a menu.
Hydration, vitamin, and NAD+ infusion protocols with appropriate screening and provider oversight. Not a drip lounge: clinical IV therapy with structured protocols and honest expectations.
Every IV protocol starts with a clinical conversation and appropriate screening
Defined protocols with a purpose, not an open-ended menu
We tell you what an infusion can do for you, and when it can't
What is clinical IV therapy
The difference between an IV bar and an IV protocol.
IV therapy delivers fluids, vitamins, and select therapies directly, bypassing digestion. For the right patient and the right purpose, that's genuinely useful: recovery from illness or heavy exertion, hydration support, and protocols like NAD+ that require slow, supervised infusion.
The wellness industry turned IVs into a lounge menu. We run them as clinical protocols: screening first, a defined purpose, provider oversight, and honest expectations about what an infusion will and won't do for you.
That honesty cuts both ways. If you're a healthy person with a functioning gut, many nutrients are absorbed perfectly well by mouth for a fraction of the cost, and we'll tell you so. When an IV protocol genuinely fits your situation, we'll tell you that too, and run it properly.
Protocols
What we run, and why.
Every protocol has a defined purpose. If none of them fit your situation, the honest answer is a different recommendation, and you'll get it.
Recovery
Hydration & recovery
Fluid and electrolyte support after illness, travel, or heavy exertion, when your situation actually calls for it.
Micronutrient
Vitamin protocols
Targeted vitamin and micronutrient infusions where clinically reasonable, with honest framing about oral alternatives.
Cellular energy
NAD+ series
Slow, supervised NAD+ infusions in a defined series, with the full evidence conversation on our NAD+ page.
Screening
Cleared before the chair
A clinical conversation and appropriate screening before your first infusion, because IVs are medicine, not a beverage.
Oversight
Provider-supervised
Protocols run under provider oversight with proper technique, rates, and monitoring.
Fit
Layered with your program
IV protocols often work best as one layer of a broader plan: hormones, metabolic health, or recovery, managed under the same roof.
Realistic expectations
What it can, and can't, do.
Setting expectations honestly is part of the work. Here's the straight version.
What IV therapy does well
- Rapid hydration and electrolyte support when genuinely indicated
- Delivery of protocols that require supervised infusion, like NAD+
- Support during recovery from illness, travel, or heavy exertion
- A screened, supervised setting with proper technique and monitoring
- Integration with your broader program at the clinic
- Clear, upfront pricing per protocol
What it can't do
- Replace what a healthy gut absorbs perfectly well by mouth
- Cure hangovers, burn fat, or detox anything: we won't claim it
- Substitute for sleep, nutrition, and training
- Be appropriate for every health picture: screening exists for a reason
- Deliver benefits the evidence doesn't support
- Be worth the cost for everyone: sometimes we'll recommend against it
How it works
From consultation to plan, in real medicine.
Even a hydration drip gets a clinical process here. It's quick, but it's real.
First visit
Consult & screening
A clinical conversation about what you're trying to accomplish and whether an IV protocol is the right tool, plus appropriate screening.
Same day when appropriate
First infusion
Run at the right rate with proper monitoring. Some protocols, like NAD+, are deliberately slow.
Defined
Series when indicated
Protocols that work as a series are defined upfront so you know the commitment.
Checkpoint
Honest reassessment
Did it accomplish the goal? Continue, adjust, or stop, with a straight answer.
Always
Part of the picture
Your IV history lives in your chart with the rest of your care, not on a receipt from a lounge.
Before you book
Questions everyone asks.
How much does IV therapy cost?
Can I just walk in for a drip?
Do IV vitamins actually work better than pills?
Do you do NAD+ IVs?
Is this covered by insurance?
The next step
Clinical IVs, without the lounge.
Book a consult at our Houston clinic and we'll match the right protocol to what you're actually trying to accomplish, or tell you honestly if an IV isn't it.
6909 Grand Blvd, Houston TX 77054 · Get directions →
Provider-led · Labs and body scan in-office · Licensed pharmacies only