IV Vitamin & Ingredient Guide

Vitamins at a glance

• Vitamin C: normal immune function, collagen production and antioxidant protection.

• B1: helps turn food into energy.

• B2: supports cell growth and energy metabolism.

• B3: helps cells transfer and use energy.

• B5: helps process food and fats.

• B6: supports metabolism, brain and immune function.

• B7 / Biotin: helps process fats, carbohydrates and protein.

• B9 / Folate: supports DNA production and cell division.

• B12: supports nerves, red blood cells and DNA.

 

Minerals & other ingredients

• Magnesium: normal muscle and nerve function.

• Zinc: normal immune function and wound healing.

• Glutathione: an antioxidant your body makes.

• NAC: provides a building block for glutathione.

• Amino acids: take part in protein and metabolic processes.

• Levocarnitine: helps cells use fatty acids for energy.

• NAD+: a coenzyme involved in cellular energy reactions.

• Fluids & electrolytes: replace water and support fluid balance.

 

Know before you book

These are nutrients’ normal roles in the body—not guaranteed benefits from an IV. Evidence for routine wellness IVs in healthy people is limited. Extra nutrients do not automatically improve energy, prevent illness, grow hair or burn fat. Ingredients and availability vary.

Plan about one hour. Health screening and provider approval come first. IVs have risks, including infection, allergic reactions and fluid or electrolyte problems. Tell us about medications, pregnancy and heart or kidney conditions. Biotin can affect lab tests. This is elective care, not emergency care.

Read the evidence & safety overview · Ingredient names above link to NIH and NCI sources.

 

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