Immunity Booster
The Myers base with the vitamin C taken up to 4,000 mg and the glutathione push doubled. A registered nurse comes to your home, office or hotel across the Phoenix metro and infuses the whole formula in one visit.
Price$325No travel fee within 40 miles of Scottsdale.
One liter. Full Myers. Four grams of C.
The Immunity Booster at a Glance
This is the Renew IV with two things changed: the vitamin C goes from an everyday dose to 4,000 mg, and the glutathione push is doubled. It is the top of the menu, and the only bag carrying either of those.
- The baseOne liter of lactated ringers carrying the full Myers set: B-complex, B12, magnesium and zinc.
- What is addedVitamin C at 4,000 mg, four times the standard add-on dose, and a glutathione push given at double strength at the end of the drip.
- What it costs$325, with no travel fee within 40 miles of Scottsdale. The $39 membership rate applies to the Renew IV only, so this bag is $325 for everyone.
- Who it is forPeople with a hard date on the calendar, a heavy travel or work stretch ahead, or a household that has started passing something around.
What Is Actually in the Immunity Booster
- Lactated ringers, one liter
- A balanced fluid with sodium, potassium, calcium and chloride in ratios close to blood plasma, plus lactate the liver converts to bicarbonate. It is the carrier for every other ingredient in the bag, and on its own it corrects the mild fluid deficit that makes people feel more run down than they actually are.
- The Myers base
- B-complex, B12, magnesium and zinc, the same combination the Renew IV is built on. It supplies the cofactors cells use to make ATP and to run ordinary metabolic work, which is why people tend to describe a Myers as feeling level rather than stimulated.
- Vitamin C at 4,000 mg
- Four grams, four times the standard $25 add-on dose and well above the everyday level in the Renew IV. Vitamin C is a water-soluble antioxidant and a required cofactor for collagen synthesis and normal immune cell function. By mouth it is capped by what the gut absorbs in one sitting; intravenously that ceiling does not apply.
- Zinc
- A trace mineral involved in the development and function of immune cells and in the enzymes that repair tissue. It is included as a standard part of this bag rather than sold on as an add-on.
- Magnesium
- A cofactor in several hundred enzyme reactions, most visibly muscle relaxation, nerve conduction and sleep quality. In this bag it rounds out the Myers base, and it is often what accounts for the warm, settled feeling people notice partway through the infusion.
- B-complex
- B1, B2, B3, B5 and B6 together drive the reactions that turn food into usable energy. In this bag they support the cellular workload that tissue repair and everyday metabolism both draw on.
- Vitamin B12, as its own push
- Given on top of the B-complex because it does a distinct job: red blood cell production and the myelin sheath around nerves. Standard B-complex carries only a small amount of it, and oral B12 depends on a stomach protein called intrinsic factor that plenty of adults are short of.
- Glutathione, pushed at double strength
- Glutathione is the body's own primary antioxidant, regenerating vitamin C and vitamin E inside the cell. It is not stable mixed into a bag, so it is given as a separate push at the end of the drip. This is the only bag on the menu where that push is doubled.
- Vitamin C and glutathione recycle each other
- The two antioxidants in this bag work on each other inside the cell: glutathione regenerates oxidized vitamin C back to its active form, and vitamin C returns the favour. Four grams of C alongside a doubled glutathione push is more useful than either one alone, which is why both were raised together.
- The Myers base is the delivery vehicle
- The B-complex, B12 and magnesium in the base are the cofactors cells need in order to use what follows. Without them the high-dose C and the zinc still arrive, but the metabolic machinery around them is running on whatever you happen to have on board.
- Zinc alongside vitamin C
- The two nutrients most often looked at together on the immune side of a formula, working through different mechanisms. Combining them in the same bag, on top of a full liter of fluid, is the reason this is built as one bag rather than a single-ingredient push.
- Lactated ringers rather than saline
- Lactated ringers carries sodium, potassium, calcium and lactate at concentrations closer to blood plasma than plain saline. That balanced base is a gentler medium for eight components to travel in, and it is the same base every other drip on this menu is built on.
How Your Immunity Booster Visit Works
Step 01
Book online or call (480) 848-1678
We answer 9 AM to 9 PM, seven days a week, and we confirm a time and an address: home, office or hotel, anywhere inside the service area.
Step 02
Your drip is reviewed before anyone sets out
Every treatment is authorized under the protocols written by our medical director, Dr. Drew Davenport, a board-certified anesthesiologist, before the nurse is dispatched to you.
Step 03
A registered nurse arrives and mixes on site
She reviews your history, takes your vitals, draws the whole formula up in front of you from company stock and places the line. The doubled glutathione push goes in at the end, then the line comes out and she packs out with it.
The Rest of the IV Revival Menu
Replenish IV - $150
One liter of lactated ringers with electrolytes. The base bag, and the straightforward rehydration drip.
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Migraine Relief IV - $190
Fluids and electrolytes with a double dose of magnesium, B-complex, and non-narcotic pain and anti-inflammatory medication.
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Renew IV (Myers Cocktail) - $220
One liter of lactated ringers with vitamin C, zinc, magnesium, B-complex, B12 and a glutathione push. $160 for VIP members.
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Hangover Helper - $225
Lactated ringers with B12, B-complex, anti-nausea medication, non-narcotic pain relief and a glutathione push.
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NAD+ - $1 per mg, 50 mg minimum
An add-on rather than a bag of its own. Choose your dose and your nurse adds it to the drip you book.
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Service area and travel
Phoenix, Scottsdale, Gilbert, Mesa, Chandler, Tempe, Glendale, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Peoria, Ahwatukee and Avondale. There is no travel fee within 40 miles of Scottsdale. A travel fee applies beyond it.
Hours
9 AM to 9 PM, seven days a week, weekends and holidays included. Call or text (480) 848-1678, or email info@ivrevival.com, and we will confirm the visit.
Cancellation
A $75 fee applies to a single-person appointment cancelled within one hour of the appointment time. Outside that hour there is no charge.
Groups
Weddings, bachelor and bachelorette parties, corporate events and house guests: call (480) 848-1678 and we will build the booking. More than one nurse can be sent to the same address inside the service area.
VIP membership
$39 a month drops the Renew IV from $220 to $160. Three-month minimum, then cancel any time with no fee. It is a Renew rate, so an Immunity Booster stays $325.
Add-ons and payment
Add-ons are $25 each and your nurse will offer them before starting. Cash, all major credit and debit cards, and HSA cards, taken at the appointment. IV therapy is elective and is not billed to insurance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does $325 actually buy that the Renew IV does not?
Two things, and only two. The vitamin C goes from an everyday dose to 4,000 mg, which is four times the standard $25 add-on dose, and the glutathione push is doubled. Everything else in the bag is the same Myers base the Renew IV carries. If those two changes are not what you want, the Renew IV at $220, or $160 on the membership, is the better buy.
Can I get the same thing by adding extras to a cheaper drip?
You can order vitamin C and glutathione as $25 add-ons on any drip, but they are standard doses rather than the quadrupled C and doubled push that this bag is built around. This is the formula with the doses set, given in one sitting, rather than assembled at the door.
Does the VIP membership cover it?
No. The $39 a month membership is a Renew IV rate, taking that drip from $220 to $160. It does not change the price of any other bag on the menu, so the Immunity Booster is $325 for members and non-members alike.
When do people usually book it?
Most often before something rather than during it: ahead of a travel week, before a date on the calendar that cannot move, or at the first sign of feeling run down. Your nurse can talk through what makes sense for you.
Where do you travel, and is there a travel fee?
There is no travel fee within 40 miles of Scottsdale, which covers Phoenix, Scottsdale, Gilbert, Mesa, Chandler, Tempe, Glendale, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Peoria, Ahwatukee and Avondale. A travel fee applies beyond that radius.
What if I have never had an IV outside a hospital before?
Your nurse walks you through every ingredient before starting, checks your vitals and answers anything you want to ask. Every line at IV Revival is placed by a registered nurse, never an EMT, a paramedic or a technician, and the protocols are overseen by our medical director, Dr. Drew Davenport, a board-certified anesthesiologist.
How do I pay?
Cash, all major credit and debit cards, and HSA cards, taken at the appointment rather than at booking. IV therapy is elective and is generally not covered by insurance.
One drip. Full stack.
Book the Immunity Booster in Phoenix
A registered nurse at your door, seven days a week from 9 AM to 9 PM, with no travel fee within 40 miles of Scottsdale.
