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New Patient IV Special
First Myers' Cocktail $129 Regular price $159

Available to patients receiving their first IV therapy treatment at Wholesome Clinic. Medical screening required. One introductory offer per patient.

Vitamin IV Therapy in Frisco, TX

Myers' Cocktail IV Therapy in Frisco, TX

Feel your best from the inside out. At Wholesome Clinic, our Myers' Cocktail IV therapy delivers essential vitamins and minerals directly into your bloodstream so your body can absorb them quickly and efficiently.

Whether you're dealing with low energy, recovering from a demanding week, or looking to support overall wellness, our vitamin IV therapy in Frisco is designed to help you feel recharged in a comfortable medical setting.

Medical screening Reviewed before treatment
Licensed professionals Administered in clinic
30–45 min drip Plan about one hour total
Frisco location Serving nearby DFW communities

A Myers' Cocktail is one of the most well-known IV vitamin infusions in the world. It was originally developed by Dr. John Myers, a physician in Baltimore, Maryland, who used intravenous vitamins and minerals to support patients with a range of health concerns. After Dr. Myers passed away, other physicians continued to refine and use his formula.

Today, the Myers' Cocktail infusion is offered at wellness clinics, integrative medicine practices, and medical spas across the country, including right here in Frisco, TX.

Instead of taking vitamins by mouth, where the stomach and intestines absorb only a portion, a Myers' Cocktail IV infusion sends nutrients directly into the bloodstream through a small IV line placed in the arm. This allows for higher circulating levels of vitamins and minerals than most oral supplements can achieve.

The infusion itself usually takes about 30 to 45 minutes. You will sit in a comfortable chair, relax, and allow the drip to run. Many people describe feeling more energized or refreshed within hours of their session, although individual experiences vary.

Important note: Myers' Cocktail IV therapy is offered as an elective wellness service. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease, and it should not replace appropriate medical care.
Why Choose Wholesome Clinic

Wellness Care Guided by Medical Expertise

Stephanie Ukoha, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC, is a dual board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Every IV therapy visit begins with a medical screening to help determine whether treatment is appropriate based on your medical history, medications, allergies, and wellness goals. Learn more about Stephanie Ukoha.

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  • Pharmaceutical-grade ingredients
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Patient relaxing during IV wellness therapy at Wholesome Clinic in Frisco, Texas
Comfortable Experience

Relax While Your Infusion Runs

Most Myers' Cocktail infusions take approximately 30 to 45 minutes. During your visit, you can relax in a comfortable treatment chair while your infusion is administered by a licensed healthcare professional.

Formula

What's Inside Myers' Cocktail IV Therapy?

Every Myers' Cocktail IV infusion at Wholesome Clinic is prepared with pharmaceutical-grade ingredients. Exact formulas may vary slightly, but the classic Myers' Cocktail often includes the following nutrients mixed in sterile saline.

C

Vitamin C

Vitamin C is an antioxidant involved in immune function, skin health, collagen formation, and tissue repair.

B

B-Complex Vitamins

B vitamins, including thiamine, riboflavin, niacinamide, dexpanthenol, and pyridoxine, support energy metabolism, brain function, and nervous system health.

B12

Vitamin B12

B12 supports red blood cell production and healthy nerve function. Some people with low B12 levels may feel tired, foggy, or run down.

Mg

Magnesium

Magnesium supports muscle relaxation, nerve function, heart rhythm, and hundreds of biochemical processes throughout the body.

Ca

Calcium

Calcium plays an important role in bone strength, muscle contraction, and nerve signaling.

IV

Sterile Normal Saline

Normal saline is the base fluid that carries vitamins and minerals into the bloodstream while also supporting hydration.

Your provider may adjust the formula based on your health history, current medications, allergies, wellness goals, and clinical screening.
Candidacy

Who Is Myers' Cocktail IV Therapy For?

Myers' Cocktail IV therapy in Frisco is popular with a wide range of adults. Many people use it as part of their regular wellness routine, while others consider it during periods of higher physical or mental demand.

Busy professionals

For adults feeling drained from long work hours, high stress, or demanding schedules.

Athletes and active adults

For individuals looking to support recovery after intense training or physical exertion.

Frequent travelers

For people who want support after jet lag, long flights, disrupted sleep, or travel-related stress.

Low-energy periods

For adults experiencing periods of fatigue or low energy that does not improve with rest.

Seasonal wellness support

For people recovering from a cold, flu, or seasonal illness who want additional wellness support.

Digestive absorption concerns

For adults with certain digestive issues who may not absorb nutrients well from oral supplements.

Clinical research has explored Myers' Cocktail infusions in conditions such as fibromyalgia, with some studies reporting improvements in pain, fatigue, mood, and quality of life. More research is still needed, and results should not be interpreted as a guarantee of benefit for every person.
Wellness Support

Potential Benefits of Myers' Cocktail IV Therapy

People who receive Myers' Cocktail infusions commonly report a range of wellness benefits. Individual results vary, and the best approach depends on your health history, goals, and clinical screening.

Energy support

B vitamins and magnesium play central roles in cellular energy production. Some people notice a lift in energy after treatment.

Immune support

Vitamin C is involved in immune function, and IV delivery can produce higher blood levels than oral supplementation.

Hydration support

The saline base provides direct hydration, which may be helpful after travel, exercise, illness, or inadequate fluid intake.

Stress and mood support

Magnesium and B vitamins support nervous system function and may help some people feel more balanced.

Recovery support

Hydration, vitamins, and minerals may support your body's recovery after a demanding week, workout, or travel.

Overall wellness

Stress, poor sleep, medications, and digestive issues can affect nutrient status. IV therapy can be one tool in a broader wellness plan.

For general information about vitamins and dietary supplements, visit the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements.
Safety First

Who Should Avoid Myers' Cocktail IV Therapy?

While Myers' Cocktail IV therapy may be appropriate for many healthy adults, it is not right for everyone. At Wholesome Clinic, safety comes first, and screening is required before treatment.

Kidney disease or impaired kidney function

The kidneys filter excess vitamins and minerals. Kidney problems may increase risk with nutrients such as magnesium and vitamin C.

G6PD deficiency

High-dose IV vitamin C can rarely trigger hemolytic anemia in people with glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency.

Known allergy or sensitivity

Anyone with a known allergy or sensitivity to an ingredient in the infusion should avoid that ingredient.

Certain heart conditions

Because IV therapy adds fluid to the bloodstream, people with congestive heart failure or fluid-balance concerns may need cardiology clearance.

Pregnancy or breastfeeding

Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should speak with their OB-GYN before receiving any elective IV infusion.

Blood thinner use

Patients taking blood thinners such as warfarin should disclose all medications before treatment, as some vitamin formulations may interact with anticoagulation therapy.

If you have chronic medical conditions, take prescription medications, or have had past reactions to IV treatments or supplements, please let our team know before your appointment.
Before Your First Infusion

Medical Screening: What to Expect

At Wholesome Clinic, we do not take a one-size-fits-all approach. Before your first Myers' Cocktail IV therapy session, every patient completes a brief medical screening process.

Health history review

You will complete a short health questionnaire covering medical history, current medications, allergies, and past reactions to IV treatments or supplements.

Provider consultation

A licensed medical provider will review your information, discuss your wellness goals, and determine whether a Myers' Cocktail infusion is appropriate.

Lab work, if needed

If you have kidney concerns, anemia history, G6PD risk, or other medical issues, basic labs may be recommended before your infusion.

Informed consent

Before treatment begins, you will review and sign a consent form explaining the procedure, potential benefits, risks, and alternatives.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Myers' Cocktail IV Therapy

How long does a Myers' Cocktail infusion take?

Most sessions take about 30 to 45 minutes from start to finish. Plan to spend about one hour at the clinic to allow time for check-in and screening, especially on your first visit.

Does Myers' Cocktail IV therapy hurt?

You may feel a small pinch when the IV is inserted, similar to having blood drawn. After that, most people feel little to no discomfort. Some people notice a warm sensation or mild vitamin taste during the infusion.

How often should I get a Myers' Cocktail?

This depends on your individual health goals. Some people schedule monthly sessions for general wellness support, while others prefer more frequent sessions during periods of stress, travel, illness recovery, or intense physical activity. Your provider will help you choose an appropriate schedule.

Are there side effects?

Side effects are uncommon and usually mild. Possible effects include warmth or flushing during the infusion, slight lightheadedness, temporary vitamin taste, or minor bruising at the IV site. Serious side effects are rare but possible, which is why medical screening is important.

Can I eat or drink before my appointment?

Yes. We encourage eating a light meal and drinking water before your session to help you feel comfortable during the infusion.

Will insurance cover Myers' Cocktail IV therapy?

Myers' Cocktail IV therapy is generally considered an elective wellness service and is typically not covered by insurance. Our team can review current pricing and package options before treatment.

Is Myers' Cocktail IV therapy FDA-approved?

The individual vitamins and minerals used in Myers' Cocktail formulations may be FDA-approved pharmaceutical-grade ingredients. However, the specific combination known as the Myers' Cocktail is not itself FDA-approved as a treatment for any specific disease or condition.

How soon will I feel results?

Some people report feeling more energized or refreshed within a few hours, while others notice the biggest difference the next day. Results vary from person to person.

Can I get a Myers' Cocktail if I am healthy?

Many healthy adults choose IV vitamin therapy as part of a proactive wellness routine. Screening is still required to make sure treatment is appropriate and safe for you.

Pricing

Myers' Cocktail IV Therapy Pricing

Simple, transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Every visit includes medical screening to help determine whether IV therapy is appropriate before your infusion begins.

Myers' Cocktail IV Therapy
$159

Regular single-session price. Includes medical screening, pharmaceutical-grade IV hydration, electrolytes, vitamins and minerals included in our Myers' Cocktail formulation, and approximately 30–45 minutes of infusion time.

New Patient IV Special: $129 Available to patients receiving their first IV therapy treatment at Wholesome Clinic. One introductory offer per patient.
  • Medical screening included
  • Licensed healthcare professional
  • Pharmaceutical-grade ingredients
  • 30–45 minute infusion
  • Comfortable outpatient setting
  • No membership required
  • No hidden fees
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Clinically Reviewed & Written by
Stephanie Ukoha, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC
Dual Board-Certified Family & Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Wholesome Clinic • Frisco, TX
Sources & Medical References

The health information on this page is based on published medical literature, clinical safety data, and authoritative health resources. Content is reviewed for clinical accuracy by Stephanie Ukoha, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC, a dual board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner at Wholesome Clinic.

This content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Last reviewed: July 2026
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