The Immune Max

Our most comprehensive hydration and vitamin support package, provided after a medical evaluation. The Immune Max combines IV hydration with vitamin supplementation selected by your provider based on your symptoms, medical history, and treatment goals. This formulation includes vitamin C, a multivitamin, vitamin B12, and glutathione as part of an individualized treatment plan. It is intended to support hydration and nutritional supplementation and is not a treatment for viral or bacterial infections or a substitute for recommended preventive care.

Who Books This

• Clients recovering from a recent illness with reduced oral intake who may benefit from hydration and nutritional support

• Travelers preparing for extended travel who want hydration before departure

• Clients seeking our most comprehensive hydration and vitamin supplementation package after provider evaluation

What's Included

Base Fluid: 1 L Normal Saline

Vitamin Support

• Vitamin C - An antioxidant that supports immune function and may help the body recover from physical stress.

• B-Complex - Supports energy metabolism and nervous system function.

• Infuvite - A two-vial multivitamin injection that rounds out your IV treatment.

  Combines vitamins A, C, D, E, and the full B-complex, including B12, biotin, and folic acid.

  Supports overall nutritional balance and energy metabolism.

  Contains vitamin K, so it's screened against blood thinners like Warfarin before use.

• Vitamin B12 - Supports energy metabolism and may help reduce fatigue.

• Glutathione - A naturally occurring antioxidant that supports cellular health and helps the body neutralize oxidative stress.

Important

Treatment is individualized after a medical assessment. Not every medication or supplement is appropriate for every client. Evidence supporting IV vitamin infusions or IV glutathione for immune enhancement in otherwise healthy individuals is limited, and results vary between individuals. Persistent or recurrent infections, prolonged fatigue, unexplained weight loss, or other ongoing symptoms should be medically evaluated to identify an underlying cause.