Explore an IV boost
Ask about IV push options. Ingredients, administration time, and suitability are determined by the clinical team.
Glutathione
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B Complex•
Vitamin B12•
L-Carnitine•
Zinc•
Magnesium•
Mineral Blend•
Amino Blend•
Taurine•
Biotin•
Anti-Nausea•
Toradol•
Pepcid•
Benadryl•
Amino Blend•
Taurine•
CURA IV · Add-ons & injections
Your reset.
A little more personal.
Make your CURA visit your own. Explore individual nutrients, blends, and injection options with our clinical team. We’ll help you understand what fits your needs and what’s appropriate for your care.
Nutrient add-ons
Ask our team about formulations and pricing.
Glutathione
Explore this antioxidant option with your clinician.
B Complex
A combination of B vitamins. Ask which vitamins are included.
Vitamin B12
An individual B-vitamin option to discuss during your consultation.
L-Carnitine
Ask whether L-carnitine is appropriate for your care plan.
Zinc
A single-mineral option, selected according to your clinical needs.
Magnesium
Discuss magnesium availability and suitability with our team.
Mineral Blend
A combination of minerals. Your clinician can explain the formulation.
Amino Blend
An amino acid blend. Ask our team about its ingredients.
Taurine
Explore taurine as part of a clinician-guided consultation.
Biotin
A vitamin B7 option. Tell your clinician about any upcoming lab tests.
Medication options
Clinical assessment and an appropriate order required.
Anti-Nausea Support
Discuss nausea symptoms so your clinician can assess treatment options.
Toradol
Ketorolac. Available only when prescribed and clinically appropriate.
Pepcid
Famotidine. Ask your clinician whether this medication is appropriate.
Benadryl
Diphenhydramine. Requires clinical review and may cause drowsiness.
More ways to personalize your visit
A focused appointment
Discuss available vitamin and nutrient injections. Contact CURA for mobile visit availability, minimums, and group pricing.
Curious about NAD?
Start with a conversation about NAD injections, available formulations, potential risks, and whether this option is appropriate for you.
Let’s find your fit.
Tell us what brings you in. We’ll walk you through the options and answer your questions before treatment.
All options are subject to availability and clinical assessment. Not every add-on is suitable for every person or compatible with every infusion. Treatment recommendations and pricing are confirmed before care.
What is IV therapy?
IV therapy delivers fluids directly into the bloodstream through a small catheter placed in a vein. Depending on your clinical needs, an infusion may also include selected vitamins, minerals, or medications.
At CURA, your visit begins with a review of your health history and goals. Our clinical team explains your options and assesses whether treatment is appropriate for you, so you can make an informed choice in a calm, comfortable setting.
What to expect
Your CURA visit begins with a health review and a conversation about your goals. If IV therapy is appropriate, your nurse will place a small, flexible catheter into a vein, usually in your arm. You may feel a brief pinch during placement.
Settle into a comfortable chair while our team monitors your infusion. Treatment time varies with your selected therapy and individual needs; we’ll explain the expected duration and aftercare before you begin.
Book NowRevitalize
Make room for your wellbeing. Explore CURA’s IV therapy options and start a conversation about your health, your routine, and your wellness goals.
Replenish
Give hydration a place in your routine. Ask about available fluids and nutrient options, with a clinical review to help guide your next step.
Renew
Pause, get comfortable, and take a moment for yourself. Make your CURA visit a welcome break in a busy day, with time to focus on you.
Understanding IV Therapy
Explore where IV therapy may fit into your care. Benefits depend on your health, the reason for treatment, and the formulation selected following a clinical assessment.
Hydration Support
IV fluids can treat dehydration when clinically indicated, particularly when drinking enough fluids is difficult. A clinician can assess whether IV treatment is needed or whether oral hydration is appropriate.
Exercise & Fluid Replacement
Exercise and heat can lead to fluid loss. Discuss your symptoms and hydration needs before choosing treatment; IV therapy should not be assumed to speed muscle repair or improve athletic performance.
Nutrient Needs & Wellness
Ask whether any nutrient deficiencies need assessment and which approach is suitable. Routine vitamin infusions have limited evidence for boosting immunity or preventing illness in otherwise healthy people.
Personalized Treatment Decisions
Your medical history, medications, allergies, and goals belong in the conversation. Ask the CURA team about available options, the evidence behind them, and alternatives before deciding on a service.
Electrolyte Replacement
When medically appropriate, selected IV fluids can help correct fluid and electrolyte imbalances. The formulation and amount should be chosen for your individual needs.
When Drinking Is Difficult
Vomiting or illness can make it hard to stay hydrated. A medical assessment helps determine the cause and whether IV fluids or another treatment is needed. Rehydration does not treat every underlying illness.
A Clear Plan for Your Visit
Before booking, ask about appointment length, ingredients, total costs, and who will administer treatment. Knowing what to expect helps you make an informed choice and plan your visit.
Benefits, Risks & Follow-Up
IV therapy carries risks, including infection, vein irritation, and fluid overload. Discuss suitability, expected outcomes, and follow-up with a qualified clinician, especially if you have an existing medical condition.