ELITE INFUSIONS
Why Elite Infusions?
Specialized IV therapy designed for orthopedic recovery and performance. Administered by Registered Nurses, our drips reduce inflammation, speed healing, and restore energy—so you can get back to moving stronger, faster.
IV Therapy Menu
Cocktail Menu
- Personal Trainer (Weightloss) $200
- Saline infused with Taurine, Vita complex and B-12
- Elite (Myers Cocktail) $230
- Saline infused with B – Complex, Vitamin C and Magnesium
- Top Tier (Immunity) $230
- Saline infused with Ascorbic Acid, Vita Complex. and Zinc Sulfate
- Motivator (Energy Boost) $230
- Saline infused with Vita Complex and Amino Blend
- Major Leaguer (Recovery) $260
- Saline infused with Ascorbic Acid, Vita Complex. Amino Blend and Mineral Blend
- The Mobility Drip $295
- Saline infused with Glutathione, MSM, Vitamin C, & B12
- First Class (Muscle Contraction) $260
- Saline infused with Calcium, Magnesium, Vita Complex and B-12
- Celebrity (Beauty) $260
- Saline infused with B – Complex, Vitamin C and Magnesium
- Pipers Angels Infusion $260
- Saline infused with Magnesium, B-12, and Vitamin C
- Frequent Flyer (Travel) $260
- Saline infused with Magnesium, Vitamin C and Vita Complex
- Inflammation Fighter $300
- Saline infused with High dose Vitamin C, Glutathione, and Magnesium
- Palm Clarity (Mental Health) $315
- Saline infused with Taurine, Alpha Lipoic Acid and Pyridoxine
- Palm Luxe (Longevity) $315
- Saline infused with high dose Glutathione, Magnesium, Vita Complex and Taurine
*Ask your nurse about custom infusions*
Contact Us: eliteinfusionsks@gmail.com
(561) 310-1695
@elite_infusions
What is Infusion Therapy (IV Infusion)?
Infusion Therapy, also known as IV Infusion, is a medical treatment that delivers medication, nutrition, or fluids directly into a vein. It's a fast and efficient method to ensure that the treatment circulates promptly throughout the body.
Preparation for Infusion Therapy (IV Infusion)
Preparation typically involves fasting for a specific period before the therapy. Patients should inform their healthcare provider about all medications they are taking and any known allergies. Arrangements for transportation after the therapy may be necessary due to the effects of sedatives or the condition being treated.
How is Infusion Therapy (IV Infusion) performed?
A healthcare professional inserts a sterile needle or catheter into a vein, usually in the arm, and connects it to an IV line. The prescribed fluid, medication, or nutrition is then administered through this line.
Recovery after Infusion Therapy (IV Infusion)
Post-infusion, patients are monitored for a short period for any adverse reactions. Recovery time varies depending on the type of infusion and the individual's condition, but most can resume normal activities shortly after.
Risks and Complications of Infusion Therapy (IV Infusion)
Risks include infection at the injection site, allergic reactions, and complications related to specific medications or fluids administered. Proper technique and monitoring reduce these risks.
