Immunity & allergies · Posted · Updated · By the Elevate team
Immunity IVs in Morgantown: what's in each bag
The short answer Elevate has four immunity drips, from the Myers' Cocktail at $200 to Elevate Total Immunity at $375. A registered nurse brings yours to your home, office or hotel in Morgantown, and goes over your health history and vitals before anything starts.
Why people book an immunity drip
West Virginia weather turns fast, and in Morgantown a cold can work its way through a lecture hall or an office in a week. WVU students, busy professionals and parents juggling everyone's schedules all tell us the same thing: it's hard to make time for yourself when you're feeling run down.
An immunity drip is a bag of fluid with vitamins and minerals in it, given by a nurse while you sit back at home. It isn't a replacement for sleep, food, water and the vitamins you already take. Think of it as extra support at a busy time, alongside those habits.
The four immunity drips, side by side
They build on each other, so it's easy to see what each step adds.
- Myers' Cocktail, $200: Vitamin C, Glutathione, Zinc, Magnesium, B Complex, B12.
- Under the Weather, $250: Vitamin C, Glutathione, B Complex, B12, Zinc, Magnesium.
- Elevated Immunity, $300: Myers' Cocktail plus high-dose Vitamin C and Glutathione.
- Elevate Total Immunity, $375: Elevated Immunity plus an extra 10,000 mg of Vitamin C.
Elevated Immunity is the one our nurses recommend for immune support and for cold & flu.
Our nurses recommend
$300
Myers' Cocktail plus high-dose Vitamin C and Glutathione
What goes into an immunity drip
The same few names come up again and again: vitamin C, zinc, the B vitamins and glutathione. Under the Weather holds all of them, plus magnesium, in one bag:
Vitamin C
A water-soluble vitamin and antioxidant.
Glutathione
An antioxidant your body also makes on its own.
B Complex
The family of B vitamins, together.
B12
A B vitamin.
Zinc
An essential mineral.
Magnesium
An essential mineral.
Want more vitamin C or zinc in yours? Any add-on from our menu goes in the same bag. The full rundown of these ingredients is in Zinc, Glutathione and Vitamin C: The Immunity IV Trio.
When people book one
- When a cold is going around the office, the dorm or the kids' classrooms.
- Before a trip, or right after one. Long travel days have their own page: jet lag.
- In a busy or stressful stretch, when they've been feeling run down.
- After being sick, when they haven't been eating or drinking much.
If you're already very unwell, with a high fever or trouble breathing, see a doctor first. An IV at home isn't the place for that.
What a visit is like
Book online, or call or text
Questions people ask
How often should I get an immunity drip?
There's no set schedule. Talk it over with your nurse, who will know your health history.
Does an IV replace my daily vitamins?
No. It works alongside healthy habits: sleep, food, water and the vitamins you already take.
Can I get one if I have a health condition?
Tell your nurse about any condition and the medicines you take. Every visit starts with a health check, and your nurse may advise against a drip. If you're pregnant, check with your own doctor first.
Do you take insurance?
No, we're private pay. Credit and debit cards, cash, Afterpay, HSA and FSA are all welcome.
Want an immunity drip at home in Morgantown? Every day, 8 AM to 8 PM.
