IV Infusion Therapy

IV infusion therapy delivers vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients directly into the bloodstream through an intravenous line. This bypasses the digestive system, allowing for higher bioavailability and faster absorption than oral supplements. Common IV vitamin therapy protocols include the Myers’ Cocktail, high-dose vitamin C infusions, B12 injections, and hydration therapy. At Global Apheresis, all IV protocols are developed by board-certified physicians and administered by registered nurses in a clinical setting, not a spa or mobile service.

Most core infusions take 45–60 minutes. High-dose vitamin C (25g) takes 90–120 minutes due to the higher volume and therapeutic concentration. The Super Albumin infusion takes 60–90 minutes. B12 injections are intramuscular and take about 5 minutes. No IV required.

IV infusion therapy is generally well-tolerated. All of our ingredients are pharmaceutical-grade and commercially manufactured. Because our protocols are physician-supervised and administered in a clinical setting with monitoring, we can quickly identify and manage any reactions. A physician consultation is included with your first visit to review your medical history and determine the most appropriate protocol.

No prescription or referral is needed. A physician consultation is included with your first visit, during which our medical team will review your health history and recommend the most appropriate protocol for your goals.

All IV infusion services are cash-pay. We do not bill insurance for IV therapy. Packages and membership options are available. Ask your provider for details during your consultation.

Your first visit includes a brief physician consultation to review your health history and goals. From there, your physician will recommend a protocol. You’ll relax in a comfortable treatment chair while a registered nurse administers your infusion. Many patients read, work, or rest during the session. You’re free to leave immediately after your infusion is complete.

Yes. Our IV infusion protocols are designed to complement Therapeutic Plasma Exchange. The Super Albumin infusion in particular can serve as bridge therapy between TPE series, delivering the same medical-grade albumin used during plasma exchange in a standalone protocol. Your physician can help design a combined approach based on your treatment goals.

G6PD (glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase) deficiency is a genetic condition that affects how red blood cells process certain substances. In individuals with G6PD deficiency, high-dose intravenous vitamin C can cause hemolytic anemia, a potentially serious reaction. A simple blood test screens for this condition before we administer any high-dose vitamin C protocol. This is a standard safety measure at responsible IV therapy practices.