IV therapy, made simple.
Pick a goal, pick a drip, add a booster if you want one, and book in about a minute. Every drip is mixed for you and given by a registered nurse under physician standing orders, in Sarasota, Englewood, or wherever you are with our mobile service.
Walk-ins welcome. Given by licensed nurses. Most drips take 30 to 60 minutes.
Three steps to the right drip.
New here? Start with Hydrate or the Myers Cocktail. Everything else builds from there.
Pick a goal
Use the tabs on the menu: hydration and recovery, energy and focus, immunity, skin and glow, NAD+, or physician-ordered drips.
Pick a drip and size
Most drips come in 500 mL or 1,000 mL. Bigger is more fluid, not more vitamins; the nurse will help you choose.
Add a booster if you like
Each drip lists a suggested add-on. Boosters go straight into your bag and add a few minutes at most.
Boosters and add-ons
Added to any drip for a few dollars and a few minutes. Items marked physician order are provider administered after evaluation and given only when our licensed physician has ordered them for you.
Glutathione
200 mg
Antioxidant push added to your drip.
$30
B-12 (Methylcobalamin)
1 mg or 2 mg
Added to any drip.
$25 | $30
B-Complex
B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12
The full B-vitamin blend added to any drip.
$30
Vitamin C
500 mg
An extra vitamin C boost.
$25
Zinc
5 mg
Mineral support added to any drip.
$30
Magnesium
300 mg
Popular after training and on stressful weeks.
$30
Zofran (ondansetron)
4 mg
Anti-nausea medication. Provider administered after evaluation; prescription required.
$30
Toradol (ketorolac)
15 mg or 30 mg
Anti-inflammatory medication. Provider administered after evaluation; prescription required.
$30 | $45
What a visit looks like
Book online, walk in, or have us come to you. A licensed nurse takes care of you start to finish.
Book or walk in
Choose Sarasota or Englewood online, or call for mobile service.
Quick screening
A short health form and vitals with your nurse. A few drips need a lab result first; we will tell you which.
Your drip
Mixed for you and started in a comfortable chair. Most take 30 to 60 minutes; NAD+ takes longer.
Aftercare
Simple instructions and a number to call. Most guests go straight back to their day.
Before your drip
- Eat a meal and drink water beforehand
- Bring photo ID and a list of medications and supplements
- Wear something with sleeves that push up easily
- Plan 30 to 60 minutes; bring headphones or a book
Good to know
- Guests must be 18 or older
- Pregnant or breastfeeding: please talk with your physician first
- High-dose vitamin C drips require a G6PD screening result
- Iron, Zofran, Toradol, and drips that include prescription medication require a physician order
- Allergy Relief causes drowsiness: no driving for 4 to 6 hours
If you have kidney, heart, or other ongoing medical conditions, we may ask for clearance from your primary care provider before your first drip.
Questions people ask before booking
Tap a question to open it.
Which drip should I start with?
Hydrate if you mainly want fluids, or the Myers Cocktail if you want the classic vitamin and mineral blend. Both are quick, and the nurse can suggest a next step once you have had one.
What is the difference between 500 mL and 1,000 mL?
The larger bag has more fluid, which takes longer to run. The vitamin content is the same. Pick 1,000 mL if hydration is the main goal or you have time to spare.
How long does a drip take?
Most drips take 30 to 60 minutes once started. High-dose vitamin C takes 60 to 90 minutes and NAD+ takes 2 to 4 hours because it runs slowly for comfort.
Can I add more than one booster?
Yes. Add-ons are listed with each drip and priced separately. Prescription add-ins are only given when our physician has ordered them for you.
Do I need labs?
Not for standard vitamin and hydration drips. High-dose vitamin C needs a G6PD screening result, and the Enhanced Iron drip requires a physician order after lab work.
Some drips say they include Rx medication. What does that mean?
Hangover, Stress Relief, Skin Health, Cold and Flu, Allergy Relief, and Migraine Relief include a physician-ordered medication such as an anti-inflammatory, anti-nausea, antihistamine, or antacid. The nurse screens you first, and the medication is given only when our licensed physician has ordered it for you. If it is not appropriate, you still get the vitamin drip.
Who gives the IV?
A licensed registered nurse at both locations and on our mobile service. Nurses work from standing orders set by our physician, so a standard vitamin or hydration drip does not require a physician visit.
Does it hurt?
A small pinch when the line goes in, then most guests feel nothing. Tell the nurse if anything feels off during the drip.
Can I get a drip if I am sick?
IV therapy is a wellness service, not urgent care. If you are actively ill, have a fever, or are unsure, contact your primary care provider or urgent care first.
Do you come to me?
Yes. Our mobile service covers Sarasota, Englewood, and nearby for a travel fee plus the drip price. See the mobile IV page for details.
Licensed nurses, physician standing orders
Every drip on this menu is mixed and given by a licensed registered nurse.
Our nurses work from formulas and standing orders set by our Florida-licensed physician, so vitamin and hydration drips do not need a physician visit. Prescription add-ins, drips that include Rx medication, and iron are given only with a physician order after an in-person evaluation.
Ready when you are
Book online in about a minute, walk in during open hours, or have us come to you with our mobile service.
AMS Wellness & IV is a physician-supervised wellness center. Our services are not a substitute for medical care and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. We confirm appropriateness, support wellbeing, and refer abnormal findings to your primary care provider.
Prescription and evaluation required: medications and ingredient boosts listed on this page, including iron sucrose (Venofer), Toradol (ketorolac), Zofran (ondansetron), antihistamine, and antacid add-ins, are prescription-only legend drugs. They are not consumer goods available for retail purchase. Access requires a good-faith in-person medical evaluation, vital sign and lab review where clinically indicated, and a patient-specific order from our licensed physician. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription will be written or administered; our clinical providers retain medical discretion based on your health history and contraindications.
We do not prescribe online or ship medication. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. Pricing is subject to change. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Supervising physician: Quratulain Hayat, DO, Family Medicine, Florida License OS15796.





















