An ingredient's normal role, or a medication's appropriate symptom-treatment use, does not establish a guaranteed benefit for every person. All injection requests require clinical screening and a provider order. These are add-ons to a drip visit, not standalone online injection appointments.
Ingredient-based option
$25
Biotin Booster
Ingredient: Biotin (vitamin B7)
Biotin is an essential nutrient that helps enzymes metabolize fats, carbohydrates, and amino acids. Deficiency is rare, and evidence does not establish that elective biotin supplementation improves hair, skin, or nails in otherwise healthy people.
No elective wellness benefit is established. Tell your clinician about biotin before lab testing because it can interfere with some results, including certain troponin tests. Every request requires prescriber and clinical review plus compatibility assessment; a paid request is not an order.
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Ingredient-based option
$25
Glutathione Booster
Ingredient: Glutathione
Glutathione is a naturally occurring antioxidant involved in normal cellular protection from oxidative damage. Evidence has not established a general-wellness benefit for elective glutathione use.
Glutathione is not a routine wellness treatment; compounded-product quality and contamination risks are important. Every request requires prescriber and clinical review plus compatibility assessment; a paid request is not an order.
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Ingredient-based option
$25
L-Lysine Booster
Ingredient: L-lysine
L-lysine is an essential amino acid obtained from food and used to make proteins involved in tissue growth and repair. This normal nutrient role does not establish that elective lysine use improves wellness or recovery.
Evidence for oral lysine supplements to prevent or treat cold sores is inconclusive and does not establish a booster benefit. Every request requires prescriber and clinical review, patient screening, and product-specific compatibility assessment; a paid request is not an order.
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Prescription symptom-treatment option
$25
Toradol Booster
Ingredient: Ketorolac (an NSAID)
Prescription ketorolac is used for short-term management of moderately severe acute pain, commonly after surgery. A clinician may consider it when acute-pain treatment is appropriate; it is not a routine generalized-wellness add-on.
Ketorolac may cause serious gastrointestinal bleeding or ulcers, kidney problems, bleeding complications, cardiovascular events, and severe allergic reactions. It requires prescriber screening for contraindications, health conditions, allergies, pregnancy, and interacting medicines. Every request requires clinical review and compatibility assessment; a paid request is not an order.
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Ingredient-based option
$25
Vitamin B12 Booster
Ingredient: Vitamin B12; exact formulation chosen by the clinician
Vitamin B12 is an essential nutrient that supports healthy red blood cell formation and normal nervous-system function. When B12 deficiency is present, clinician-directed treatment can address it; extra B12 has not been shown to provide an energy boost when levels are normal.
The B12 form and preparation have not been selected, so no particular product is represented. Every request requires prescriber and clinical review plus compatibility assessment; a paid request is not an order.
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Ingredient-based option
$25
Vitamin D Booster
Ingredient: Vitamin D; human-use product, concentration and route require confirmation
Vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium and supports normal bone mineralization. Addressing confirmed vitamin D deficiency may help prevent deficiency-related bone problems.
The product formulation and concentration have not been confirmed. Evidence about oral vitamin D or correcting deficiency does not establish a benefit for an elective vitamin D booster. A prescriber must review clinical need, the exact product, patient-specific risks, and compatibility; a paid request is not an order.
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Prescription symptom-treatment option
$25
Zofran Booster
Ingredient: Ondansetron
Zofran (ondansetron) is a prescription anti-nausea medicine used to prevent nausea and vomiting, including those associated with chemotherapy and surgery. If appropriate after clinical review, a provider may consider it for nausea or vomiting during an appointment.
Provider assessment and a prescription are required. Tell your provider about allergies, heart-rhythm problems or long-QT history, low potassium or magnesium, liver disease, pregnancy, and all medicines; ondansetron can affect heart rhythm and interact with other drugs. The provider must assess compatibility with the planned infusion and other add-ons. A paid request is not an order.
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