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Cold & Flu IV Therapy,
Delivered to Your Door

When you have a cold or the flu, you tend to drink less than usual, and a fever costs you extra fluid. A Cold & Flu IV gives you a liter of IV fluids with vitamin C, zinc sulfate, magnesium, glutathione and B vitamins at your home, hotel or office, so you don't have to drive anywhere or sit in a waiting room while you're unwell. Our physician assistant reviews your health history first. $395 a session, 45 to 60 minutes.

$395/Session

Same-day appointments

Vitamins compounded by a licensed US pharmacy

Formulas mixed onsite

Board-certified RNs

What a Cold & Flu IV Gives You

When you're unwell you usually drink less and eat less, and a fever costs you more water than usual. A Cold & Flu IV gives you a liter of fluids with vitamin C, zinc sulfate, magnesium, glutathione and B vitamins, without you leaving the house. It is supportive care, not a cure, and it is not a substitute for seeing a doctor if you are getting worse.

Fluids

A fever, sweating and a few days of not drinking properly can leave you low on fluids. This drip gives you a full liter of normal saline, straight into a vein, over about 45 to 60 minutes.

Vitamin C, Zinc and B Vitamins

Vitamin C and zinc have established roles in normal immune function. This drip carries vitamin C 4000 mg and zinc sulfate 40 mg, plus magnesium, glutathione, vitamin B12 and a B-complex. It is not a treatment for a cold or the flu.

Looked After at Home

A nurse comes to you, so you don't drive anywhere or sit in a waiting room while you're unwell. Most sessions take 45 to 60 minutes.

How Our Mobile Service Works

We provide mobile IV therapy services designed to optimize health
and wellness - wherever you are in Los Angeles.

Book IV Therapy

Book Your Service

Pick or customize the right IV therapy for you, and book your appointment through our website or by phone. We happily accommodate same-day appointments.

Telemedicine Pre-Visit

You'll have a quick 3-5 minute telemedicine consultation with one of our licensed doctors or PAs to confirm your eligibility and answer any questions before the treatment.

Delivery To Your Door

One of our highly experienced and licensed nurses will be promptly dispatched to your location at the scheduled time to professionally administer the IV therapy service in the comfort of your home.

What's in a
Cold & Flu IV?

A Cold & Flu IV is 1000 ml of normal saline with vitamin B12 2000 mcg, B-complex 2 ml (thiamine 200 mg, riboflavin 4 mg, niacinamide 20 mg, dexpanthenol 4 mg, pyridoxine 4 mg), vitamin C 4000 mg, zinc sulfate 40 mg, glutathione 300 mg and magnesium sulfate 400 mg. It carries more vitamin C than any other drip on our menu. Our vitamins are compounded by a licensed US pharmacy, and your nurse mixes the drip on site. There is no medicine in the standard bag; medicines are optional add-ons, listed below.

What a Cold & Flu IV
Can and Can't Do

Here is the honest version. Fluids: if a fever and a couple of days of not drinking have left you low on fluids, a liter of IV fluid replaces that during the session. Vitamins: vitamin C and zinc have established roles in normal immune function, and this drip carries them alongside magnesium, glutathione and B vitamins. What it isn't: this drip is not a treatment for a cold or the flu. We don't claim it will stop you catching one or make it end sooner. If you think you have the flu, a doctor can tell you whether antiviral medicine is right for you. If you are short of breath, your fever won't come down, or you are getting worse rather than better, call a doctor instead of booking a drip. We would rather tell you that than take the booking.

Cold & Flu IV
Add-Ons

Your Cold & Flu IV already carries the maximum vitamin C (4000 mg) and zinc sulfate (40 mg), so those can't be added again. If our physician assistant clears you, your nurse can add magnesium (up to 400 mg extra), glutathione (up to 1000 mg in total), taurine (up to 500 mg) or biotin (3 mg) at $20 per ml. Zofran (ondansetron), Toradol (ketorolac), Pepcid (famotidine) and Benadryl (diphenhydramine) are $25 each. They are prescription medicines, given only after our physician assistant has reviewed your health history and medically cleared you.

Extra Magnesium

Extra Glutathione

Taurine

Biotin

Zofran (ondansetron)

Toradol (ketorolac)

Pepcid (famotidine)

Benadryl (diphenhydramine)

How Much Does a Cold & Flu IV Cost?

A Cold & Flu IV with Liquid Life costs $395 a session. That includes the nurse's visit to your home, hotel or office, a health screening reviewed by our physician assistant, everything in the bag and all supplies. Add-ons are extra. A travel fee applies to addresses outside our standard coverage area, and you'll see it before you confirm. We don't accept FSA or HSA cards. See every drip on our IV drip menu.

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers about the Cold & Flu IV: what's in it, what it costs and when to see a doctor instead.

It gives you a liter of fluids with vitamin C, zinc sulfate, magnesium, glutathione and B vitamins, at home, so you don't have to go out while you're unwell. It is not a treatment for the cold or the flu itself, and we don't claim it will make either end sooner.

Yes, if our physician assistant clears you. Extra magnesium, glutathione, taurine or biotin are $20 per ml. Zofran (ondansetron), Toradol (ketorolac), Pepcid (famotidine) and Benadryl (diphenhydramine) are $25 each. They are prescription medicines, given only after our physician assistant has reviewed your health history and medically cleared you. Vitamin C and zinc are already at the maximum, so they can't be added again.

The fluids and vitamins are in your bloodstream as the drip runs, so they are fully delivered by the end of the 45 to 60 minute session. The drip doesn't change how a cold or the flu runs its course, and we don't promise a specific effect.

Side effects are uncommon. The usual ones are mild discomfort or bruising where the IV goes in. Your nurse stays with you while the drip runs, so tell them at once if you feel unwell. Our physician assistant reviews your health history before your visit to check the drip is suitable for you.

An IV puts fluids and vitamins straight into your bloodstream, so the dose doesn't depend on what your gut absorbs, and you get a liter of fluids at the same time. Neither route treats a cold or the flu. If you're eating and drinking normally, food and drinks cover your everyday needs.

Usually not. If you are drinking and eating normally, fluids by mouth do the same job for nothing. People tend to book this drip when they have been unwell for a few days, aren't drinking much, and would rather not leave the house.

About 45 to 60 minutes once the IV is in. Your nurse mixes the drip on site, stays with you while it runs and removes the IV when it's finished.

Adults, and teens aged 16 to 17 with parental consent, who are unwell with a cold or the flu and want fluids and vitamins at home. Our physician assistant reviews your health history before anything is given.

We treat adults, and teens aged 16 to 17 with parental consent. We don't treat younger children. For a child under 16 with a cold or the flu, contact your pediatrician.

No. This drip is for when you are already unwell, not a seasonal course. We don't claim it stops you catching a cold or the flu.

For most people who are screened and cleared, yes, but not for everyone. Our physician assistant reviews your health history and the medicines you take, and must clear you before your drip. Tell us if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have kidney or heart problems, or have been told to limit your fluids. We'll tell you if this drip or any add-on isn't suitable for you.

Cold & Flu IV ($395) is for when you are already ill: vitamin C 4000 mg, zinc sulfate 40 mg, magnesium and glutathione in a liter of fluids. Immune Boost IV ($345) is a lighter formula, with vitamin C 2500 mg, zinc sulfate 20 mg and no magnesium. If you have vomiting or diarrhea, see our Stomach Flu IV.

1000 ml of normal saline, vitamin B12 2000 mcg, B-complex 2 ml (thiamine 200 mg, riboflavin 4 mg, niacinamide 20 mg, dexpanthenol 4 mg, pyridoxine 4 mg), vitamin C 4000 mg, zinc sulfate 40 mg, glutathione 300 mg and magnesium sulfate 400 mg. Our vitamins are compounded by a licensed US pharmacy. Nothing else goes in unless you choose an add-on.

$395 a session. Add-ons are priced separately. A travel fee applies to addresses outside our standard coverage area, and you'll see it before you confirm. We don't accept FSA or HSA cards.

Go to urgent care or the emergency room, or call 911, if you have difficulty breathing or shortness of breath, chest pain or pressure, new confusion or trouble staying awake, a fever that won't come down, signs of severe dehydration such as not passing urine, or symptoms that improved and then came back worse. If you think you have the flu, a doctor can tell you whether antiviral medicine is right for you.