Immune Boost
$225High-dose Vitamin C and zinc for everyday immune support.
Wellness & Recovery 
Wellness & Recovery
Immune support
Everyday immune support starts with the basics: hydration and nutrients your body uses routinely. Our IVs deliver a blend of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants directly into your bloodstream — vitamin C, zinc, and magnesium among them. This is nutritional support, not a vaccine, a medication, or a way to prevent infection.
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Drips we recommend for immune support
Because IV delivery bypasses digestion, absorption does not depend on your gut or your appetite. Many clients find that helpful during busy stretches, travel, or seasons when they are simply not taking care of themselves as well as usual.
Our Immune Boost drip pairs high-dose vitamin C with zinc, glutathione, and lysine, while the Myers Max steps everything up when you want a fuller reset. Many East Valley clients schedule support ahead of travel, back-to-school season, or big events they would rather not feel depleted for.
A licensed registered nurse administers every treatment at your home, office, or hotel — no waiting room required.
Timing does more work than dose
The most common mistake is booking immune support the morning after symptoms start, when the useful window has largely closed. It is far more effective as preparation: before a long flight, ahead of a week of heavy travel, at the start of a season when your household is passing something around, or before an event you genuinely cannot miss. Think of it as topping up reserves rather than as a rescue.
What vitamin C and zinc are actually doing
High-dose vitamin C is an antioxidant that supports normal immune cell function, and zinc plays a role in the development and signalling of those same cells. Delivering them intravenously sidesteps the ceiling on how much your gut will absorb in one sitting, which is the real limit on oral supplements. This supports your immune system doing its job — it is not a vaccine, an antiviral, or a guarantee you will not get sick.
The East Valley has two distinct seasons for this
Bookings cluster twice a year. The first is autumn, when school returns and whatever is circulating works through households within a week or two. The second runs from roughly November through March, when the seasonal-resident population arrives, indoor gatherings pick up and a great many people are flying in and out of Sky Harbor. If you know one of those stretches is coming, book ahead of it rather than during.
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Common questions
When should I get an immune support IV?
Popular times include before travel, during busy or high-stress stretches, and ahead of big events. Some clients also schedule regular monthly treatments as part of their wellness routine.
What is in the Immune Boost drip?
High-dose vitamin C, zinc, glutathione, and lysine — a blend chosen for everyday nutritional and antioxidant support.
Can I book one when I am already feeling run down?
Yes — hydration and nutrient support are often welcome then, and many clients choose the Myers Max or Kitchen Sink for a fuller reset. This is comfort and hydration support rather than treatment for an illness.
How often should I get immune support treatments?
For general wellness, every 2–4 weeks is a common cadence. Your nurse can tailor frequency to your lifestyle, season, and goals.
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