Vitamin C Infusion
Four IV Dosage Options - from 2.5g to 60g - to Support Antioxidant Defense, Collagen Formation, and Normal Immune Function.
Quick Benefit Highlights
- Four Doses, One Personalized Protocol: Choose from 2.5g, 8g, 25g, or 60g based on your wellness goals, health history, lab status, and your clinical team’s guidance
- Antioxidant Support at the Cellular Level: Vitamin C helps neutralize free radicals and supports the body’s normal defenses against everyday oxidative stress
- Immune and Collagen Support: Ascorbic acid is required for normal immune function and collagen formation, helping support skin, blood vessels, connective tissue, bones, teeth, and wound-healing processes
- Direct IV Delivery with Clinical Oversight: Intravenous administration produces higher blood concentrations than oral vitamin C, while nurse-led screening and dose selection help keep the session appropriate for you
Service Description
One Essential Nutrient. Four Doses. A More Personalized Way to Support Your System.
Vitamin C is best known for immune support, but its role in the body extends much further. It acts as an antioxidant, is required to make collagen, participates in carnitine and neurotransmitter synthesis, supports wound-healing processes, and helps the body absorb nonheme iron. Because humans cannot produce vitamin C on their own, it must come from food, supplements, or clinically administered formulations.
The Vitamin C Infusion delivers ascorbic acid directly into the bloodstream and is available in four dosage levels: 2.5g, 8g, 25g, and 60g. IV delivery can achieve substantially higher blood concentrations than the same amount taken orally. That does not mean the highest dose is automatically the best choice; the appropriate option depends on your health history, goals, medications, previous response, and whether required laboratory screening has been completed.
This service is positioned as an antioxidant and nutrient-support infusion – not as a cure, cancer-prevention treatment, or replacement for medical care. Clients receiving chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy, or other cancer treatment must consult their oncology team before scheduling because high-dose vitamin C may not be appropriate with every treatment plan.
Ideal For:
- Adults seeking targeted antioxidant support as part of a broader wellness routine.
- Clients who want nutritional support for normal immune function during travel, demanding schedules, or periods of increased physical stress.
- People interested in supporting normal collagen production for skin, connective tissue, blood vessels, bones, and teeth.
- Clients who prefer IV delivery and want a dosage selected with nurse-led screening rather than choosing an oral supplement on their own.
- Individuals whose healthcare provider has identified increased vitamin C needs or inadequate vitamin C status.
- Established clients considering a higher-dose 25g or 60g protocol after completing the clinic’s required laboratory review and clearance process.
How You’ll Feel:
Clients describe feeling refreshed and energetic, and more resilient after a session, while others also note its nutritional and antioxidant support for an overall feeling of wellness. Vitamin C is not a stimulant, and a stronger or higher dose does not guarantee a more noticeable result. Your nurse will help you with the right dosage for your goals.
Service Details
What Is in the Vitamin C Infusion and How Does IV Delivery Work?
Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid)
Vitamin C is an essential water-soluble nutrient and physiological antioxidant. It helps protect cells from oxidative damage and is required for collagen synthesis, which supports the structure of skin, blood vessels, cartilage, bones, and teeth. It also participates in carnitine and neurotransmitter production, supports normal immune-cell function, and improves the absorption of nonheme iron from plant foods.
Why Intravenous Delivery?
Oral vitamin C absorption is limited by the digestive system, and excess amounts are excreted. Intravenous administration bypasses intestinal absorption and can produce much higher blood concentrations. Because IV doses – especially 25g and 60g – create a different clinical exposure than ordinary dietary intake, they require professional screening, careful dose selection, and monitoring during the infusion.
Available Dosages
- 2.5g – $169: An introductory wellness dose for clients seeking foundational antioxidant and immune-supporting nutrition.
- 8g – $200: A moderate-dose option for clients who want a more concentrated vitamin C infusion with nurse guidance.
- 25g – $275: A high-dose protocol available only after required laboratory screening and clinical clearance.
- 60g – $400: The highest listed dose, also requiring laboratory screening, clinical clearance, and an infusion rate selected for safety and tolerance.
Laboratory and Clinical Clearance for 25g and 60g
Per clinic protocol, laboratory testing is required before doses of 25g or higher. The nursing or medical team will tell you which tests and documentation are needed and will review your history for factors such as kidney disease or kidney stones, glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) deficiency, iron-overload conditions, medication interactions, and active cancer treatment. Completing labs does not guarantee that a high-dose infusion will be recommended.
Key Benefits
- Supports normal immune function and the activity of both innate and adaptive immune defenses
- Provides antioxidant support that helps protect cells from everyday oxidative stress
- Supports collagen formation for healthy skin, blood vessels, connective tissue, bones, teeth, and normal wound healing
- Supports metabolic pathways involved in carnitine and neurotransmitter synthesis and improves nonheme iron absorption
- Offers four IV dosage options with nurse-led screening and individualized dose selection
- Produces higher blood concentrations than oral vitamin C while avoiding the variability of gastrointestinal absorption
Who Is It For?
The Vitamin C Infusion is intended for adults seeking antioxidant, collagen, and immune-function support under clinical supervision. The lower-dose options may suit general wellness clients, while 25g and 60g are higher-dose protocols reserved for appropriately screened candidates. This infusion is not appropriate for everyone. Clients with kidney disease, a history of kidney stones, G6PD deficiency, hemochromatosis or other iron-overload conditions, pregnancy or breastfeeding, diabetes managed with glucose monitoring, or active medical treatment should discuss eligibility with the clinical team before booking.
Important Notes
Vitamin C is administered through an IV catheter by a registered nurse (RN) after health-history and medication review. Temporary effects can include thirst, increased urination, nausea, headache, lightheadedness, warmth, a metallic or vitamin taste, or discomfort, bruising, or irritation at the IV site. Serious reactions are uncommon but possible. High-dose IV vitamin C can be unsafe for people with G6PD deficiency, kidney disease, kidney stones, or iron-overload disorders and can interfere with some point-of-care glucose meters. It may also interact with cancer therapies and other medications. This service is not FDA-approved to prevent or treat cancer and must not replace oncology care or any prescribed treatment. Results vary by individual. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
What to Expect: Your Session
- Health Review and Dose Selection: We review your health history, medications, supplements, allergies, previous IV experience, and goals. For 25g or 60g, the required laboratory results and clinical clearance must be on file before the infusion begins.
- IV Placement: A registered nurse places a small IV catheter, typically in your arm, and confirms that the site is comfortable and flowing properly before starting the vitamin C solution.
- Your Infusion (Approx. 30 Minutes): Relax while your selected vitamin C dose is delivered. The rate may be adjusted based on the dosage, your tolerance, and clinical judgment. Tell your nurse immediately about pain, burning, nausea, dizziness, chest discomfort, or any other unexpected symptom.
- Finish and Follow-Up: After the infusion, the catheter is removed and the site is bandaged. Most clients return to normal activities, although hydration and any personalized aftercare instructions should be followed. Your nurse can help determine whether another session is appropriate and when it should be scheduled.
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Our Process
Schedule a visit to our Ft. Myers lounge or order mobile delivery for premium IV therapy, customized for your health and wellness goals.
1. CONNECT
Find your nearest location and contact our team.
2. CHOOSE CARE
Choose your infusion and our registered nurses provide you with your IV.
3. RECEIVE CARE
The treatment is virtually painless and is typically 45 to 60 minutes for IV treatments or 5 minutes for IM injections.
4. ENJOY BENEFITS
Within minutes you are feeling great, Ready to enjoy your life to the fullest!
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