Hydrate
Saline · B-complex · Magnesium
The baseline. Volume restoration after travel, heat, exertion, or a hard week. The drip every other protocol gets compared to.
Custom infusion therapy. Formulations from a sterile compounding pharmacy, screened against your intake and recent labs by our clinical team.
Schedule a Visit ›An IV infusion places vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and antioxidants straight into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system entirely. The result is bioavailability that oral supplements can't reach. That matters most for compounds like glutathione, NAD+, and high-dose vitamin C, which are poorly absorbed when swallowed.
Each session runs anywhere from 10 to 90 minutes in a private room, depending on whether you are in for a quick push or a full bag. A clinician reviews your history, places the line, and stays with you for the duration. We sometimes run red light therapy during the drip to support absorption. You can read, work, or rest; the session ends when the bag is empty, with no recovery window.
What's in the bag depends on the protocol. Our menu spans hydration and recovery on one end and longevity-focused formulations like NAD+ on the other. Custom blends are routine when the standard menu doesn't fit.
Not every infusion has to be a slow drip. Most of our formulas can be given as an IV Push: the same nutrients by syringe in about ten minutes instead of the full session, with less of the saline that is mostly hydration. The push suits busy days and travel; the full bag is the move when you want real hydration or you are run down and fighting something.
Most members work IV into a broader protocol. A few cases below, drawn from how our guests actually use this service.
Multi-leg weeks, time-zone churn, missed sleep. Hydration + Recovery on landing day; Immune layered in during high-load months.
Recovery drip 24 to 48 hours post-event. Amino + glutathione moves the soreness curve and lowers inflammatory load without anti-inflammatories.
After a viral hit, an antibiotics course, or a longer environmental exposure. One guest dealing with mold ran a weekly Glutathione IV alongside Blood Ozone and felt notably better over the series.
NAD+ on a cycle (weekly run, then maintenance), Glutathione weekly between, plus a quarterly check-in with the clinical team to adjust.
Most IV clinics in this market work like a drive-through. Pre-bagged formulations, no clinical review, a nurse swapping needles between rooms. That's not what we do, and the difference matters more than most guests realize when they're booking.
Every formulation, including custom blends, goes through clinical review before it's mixed. Your session is run by trained professionals, working from established protocols.
Formulations are compounded for the day's bookings, not sitting in a clinic fridge for a week. This matters most for compounds with shorter stability windows like NAD+ and certain amino blends, where pre-bagged inventory means degraded potency before it hits the line.
If your protocol calls for something the standard menu doesn't cover, like a higher-dose Mg, an amino split, or a specific antioxidant stack, we mix it. Custom is a membership benefit, not a markup. The trade-off is a short clinical consult before the first custom session so we get it right.
IV pairs well with several of our other modalities: Ozone for oxidative load, Peptide protocols for targeted signaling, Red Light or Roxiva for parasympathetic reset, and PEMF or Ballancer Pro for circulation and recovery. We sequence layered sessions in the order that makes physiological sense, not the order that fills the schedule.
IV Therapy has been routine in hospital medicine for half a century. The wellness application is a tighter slice of the same playbook: same access points, same sterile technique, smaller and more targeted formulations. The risk profile is well-characterized for healthy adults receiving standard infusions; it changes if you have specific conditions or are taking certain medications, which is why we screen.
The published evidence is strongest for hydration, certain micronutrient replacements, and high-dose vitamin C in specific clinical uses. Evidence for NAD+ as an anti-aging therapy is still emerging, so it belongs in a protocol as supportive rather than established.
We don't treat anyone under 18, and if you are actively contagious we will have you come back once you are past it. We review your full history and current medications at intake, which takes about ten minutes. If anything looks off-protocol, our clinical team reviews before the session.
Most guests feel nothing during a standard drip beyond mild coolness at the access site. Formulas with B vitamins can bring a brief warm flush. NAD+ is the exception: it can cause flushing and some dizziness at faster rates, which is why we run it slow (90 minutes minimum) and adjust to tolerance.
Your IV formulas are developed and reviewed by licensed clinicians, and your session is run by trained professionals. A custom or NAD+ protocol is never self-serve.
IV Therapy sits outside the credit system. Members receive preferred pricing on every drip; Diamond members get one Signature IV included each month.
Applies to the full drip menu. Automatic at booking. No credits required, no minimum visit count. Custom blends discounted at the same rate after consult.
A monthly Signature IV, included with your Diamond plan. Full drips from the menu stay member-priced, and custom blends are quoted at consult. Pairs naturally with the rest of your plan for layered protocols.
Drop in and book a single IV Therapy session at the standard rate.
For Hydrate and Recovery, most guests feel the difference inside the session: clearer head, better hydration, less travel haze. For longer arcs like Immune rebuilds or NAD+ protocols, expect a run of 4 to 6 sessions over 2 to 4 weeks before you're judging the protocol fairly.
IV Therapy is priced outside the credit system. Members receive approximately 20% off the published menu rate, automatic at booking. Diamond members also get one Signature IV included each month.
Custom blends are quoted at the consult; member pricing applies to the upgrade.
Non-members pay the standard menu rate.
No. IV Therapy isn't covered by health insurance. We provide an itemized receipt that some HSA and FSA accounts will reimburse against, depending on plan rules and the formulation.
We don't treat anyone under 18, and if you are actively contagious we ask you to come back once you are past it. We also review your full history and current medications.
If anything in your history is on a watch-list, our clinical team reviews before the session. Sometimes that means a modified protocol; occasionally it means we recommend against the drip you came in for and propose something better-fit.
Every formula is clinically reviewed before it's mixed, compounded fresh rather than pulled from pre-bagged inventory, and custom blends come standard for members instead of as a markup. IV also works as one layer of a broader protocol; most members aren't here for the drip alone, but for what it does inside a larger therapy stack.
You're in a private room, in a recliner that actually reclines, with the line in your forearm or hand. Most guests read, work, or rest. Sessions run from about ten minutes for a quick push to two hours for a slow drip like NAD+. There's no recovery window after. You can drive, work, train.
Schedule a visit, or call us to talk through what your protocol should look like before you book.
Vytara Wellness
9874 Yamato Rd, Suite #122
Boca Raton, FL 33434
(561) 207-7092
Every IV formula at Vytara is developed and reviewed by licensed clinicians, and sessions are run by trained professionals.