Wellness Drip · $349 · 45 minutes

Immune Support.

High-dose vitamin C, zinc, B-complex, and glutathione in one bag, designed to support normal immune function and antioxidant defense when your calendar cannot afford a sick week.

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Why Clients Book It

For the weeks your defenses matter most.

Some stretches ask more of your immune system than others: travel season, kids back at school, event weeks, training blocks, and the run-down periods that follow too little sleep. This drip exists for exactly those windows.

The formula is built around nutrients your immune cells actually use. Vitamin C at IV doses reaches blood levels oral tablets cannot, zinc is central to immune cell function and commonly runs low, and glutathione is the body's own master antioxidant.

One honest note, because honesty is the house style: this drip supports normal immune function. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any illness, and anyone who tells you an IV does is selling something.

What is in It

The Immune Support formula.

Four core components, pharmacy-sourced, mixed into sterile fluids and adjusted by your nurse after screening.

High-Dose Vitamin C

Ascorbic Acid · high-dose IV

Oral vitamin C hits an absorption ceiling fast. IV delivery bypasses it, reaching plasma levels tablets cannot, to support antioxidant activity and normal immune function.

Zinc

Zinc Sulfate · standard IV dose

A mineral at the center of immune cell development and signaling. Levels commonly run low during stress, restricted diets, and heavy training.

B-Complex

Multi-B Vitamin Blend · 1 mL

B1, B2, B3, B5, and B6 support the energy metabolism that run-down stretches drain, so you are not fighting fatigue and a busy week at the same time.

Glutathione

Slow IV push · end of drip

The body's master antioxidant, involved in clearing oxidative stress. Given as a gentle push at the end of your bag.

Carrier fluid. Everything above runs in sterile fluids, typically 500 mL, so you get meaningful hydration alongside the nutrients.
Who It Is For

When clients book Immune Support.

  • The week before flights, cruises, and big trips
  • Teachers and parents at back-to-school season
  • Ahead of weddings, launches, and event weeks
  • After a run-down stretch of short sleep
  • Alongside heavy training blocks
  • Flu-season maintenance, especially for frequent flyers
What to Expect

Your Immune Support visit.

Step 1

Quick intake

Your nurse reviews your health history, current medications, and any concerns. This is a five-minute conversation, not paperwork.

Step 2

The IV start

A small IV catheter goes in, typically in the back of the hand or forearm. Most clients describe it as a brief pinch.

Step 3

The drip

The bag runs over about 45 minutes. You can rest, hydrate, watch TV, or close your eyes. Your nurse stays the whole time.

Step 4

The finish

IV out, small pressure dressing on, and the day is yours again. Plan about an hour door to door.

Important

Who should not get this drip.

We screen every client before the IV starts, and we decline service when that is the safer call.

  • G6PD deficiency, a specific concern with high-dose vitamin C and glutathione
  • Pregnancy, without OB approval
  • Active heart, kidney, or liver disease
  • Hemochromatosis or iron overload disorders
  • Known allergy to any component
  • Children under 18, without pediatrician approval
Feeling sick right now? If you already have a fever or think you are coming down with something contagious, talk to us first. Sometimes the right answer is rest, fluids by mouth, and your physician, and we will say so.
Questions

Immune Support, answered.

Will this stop me from getting sick?

No, and anyone who promises that is overselling. This drip supports normal immune function with nutrients your immune cells use. Think of it as supply support for your defenses, not a force field.

How long before a trip should I book it?

Two to four days before departure is the sweet spot, giving your body time to put the nutrients to work before the airport does its worst.

What is G6PD and why do you screen for it?

G6PD deficiency is an inherited enzyme condition where high-dose vitamin C and glutathione can cause problems. It is exactly why a licensed RN screens your history before any IV starts, and why we ask about it specifically for this drip.

Do you come to my area?

Yes. WholeHealth Hydration is a mobile service covering Orange County, Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties. Same-day slots are most common in coastal Orange County, and a small travel fee may apply depending on distance.

Can I get this drip while I am already sick?

If you have a fever or think you are contagious, talk to us first. Sometimes the right answer is rest, fluids by mouth, and your physician, and we will tell you so rather than sell you a bag.

A calm morning wellness scene with an IV drip at home
(Defense, supported)

Built for the can't-get-sick weeks.

Four nutrients your immune system actually uses, at doses a tablet cannot match, delivered in under an hour at your kitchen table. Support for normal immune function, honestly framed.

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Immune Support · $349

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