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IV Drip Therapy · Core 360

Settle in.
Take time for you.

Explore hydration and infusion options with your Core team, in a space designed for a comfortable visit.

IV options from $65. Immunity Boost, Quench Hydration, Recovery & Performance, and Myers Cocktail — $125 each.

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Choose a conversation starter

The IV menu.

Seven options. Clear pricing. Your provider reviews your needs and confirms the ingredients, suitability, and total cost before treatment.

Immune wellness

Immunity Boost

$125

An infusion option for people asking about immune wellness and recovery. Your provider reviews the blend and whether it fits your needs.

Ask about Immunity Boost

Hydration

Quench Hydration

$125

Hydration therapy focused on replenishing fluids and electrolytes when medically appropriate.

Ask about Quench Hydration

An active lifestyle

Recovery & Performance

$125

An infusion option for an active routine. Discuss hydration, recovery goals, endurance, and the limits of the evidence with your provider.

Ask about Recovery & Performance

Cellular energy research

NAD+

$500

NAD+ is involved in cellular energy metabolism. Infusion benefits for cognition, energy, or metabolism have not been established.

Ask about NAD+

Everyday wellness

Myers Cocktail

$125

A vitamin-infusion option for people asking about fatigue, stress, or general wellness. Review the exact ingredients and evidence before choosing treatment.

Ask about Myers Cocktail

Explore your options

Magnesium

$100

Ask your Core team about this option and what your visit includes.

Ask about Magnesium

Fluid replacement

Saline

$65

Replenishes fluids to address hydration needs when an IV is appropriate. Your provider determines the right approach for you.

Ask about Saline

Names describe menu options, not guaranteed outcomes. Evidence that wellness IVs improve immunity, energy, athletic recovery, or cognition in otherwise healthy people is limited. Ingredients, risks, and alternatives are reviewed with your provider.

A comfortable visit

Here’s what to expect.

  1. 01

    Talk with your provider

    Review your goals, health history, medications, allergies, and hydration needs. Your provider determines whether an infusion is appropriate.

  2. 02

    Review your options

    Confirm the exact ingredients, risks, price, and expected visit length. Ask about oral hydration or other alternatives.

  3. 03

    Settle into the IV room

    Get comfortable in a lounger with TV and Netflix while the team administers and monitors your infusion.

  4. 04

    Check in before you leave

    Review how you feel, any aftercare instructions, and whether follow-up is needed.

Make an informed choice

Care starts with
an evaluation.

IV therapy delivers fluid and any prescribed ingredients into a vein. It is not necessary for everyone. Your provider should review heart or kidney conditions, pregnancy, allergies, and medications before recommending care.

Risks can include infection, bruising, vein irritation, allergic reactions, and fluid or electrolyte problems. Wellness drips are not a substitute for evaluating persistent fatigue or other unexplained symptoms.

NAD+ infusion benefits remain uncertain. FDA has received reports of adverse reactions to injectable NAD+ products, including severe chills, shaking, vomiting, and fatigue.

Sources & further reading

Information reviewed September 16, 2026.

A little clarity

Your questions. Answered.

How much do IV drips cost?

Saline is $65; Immunity Boost, Quench Hydration, Recovery & Performance, and Myers Cocktail are $125 each; Magnesium is $100; and NAD+ is $500. Confirm your selected treatment and total cost with the clinic before your visit.

What is included in the premium IV room?

Comfortable loungers, a TV, and Netflix provide a relaxed setting for your visit. Ask the team about room availability when scheduling.

How long should I allow?

Timing depends on your infusion and your individual needs. The team can explain the expected visit length when you schedule; NAD+ and other infusions may require different amounts of time.

Which drip should I choose?

Start with a provider evaluation. Discuss the specific ingredients, your health conditions and medications, evidence for your goal, and alternatives. An infusion may not be the best option for you.

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