Question 1

What is NAD+ IV therapy and what is it used for?

Accepted Answer

NAD+ IV therapy delivers nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme essential for cellular energy production, DNA repair, and sirtuin activation. Patients use it for cognitive clarity, fatigue, healthy aging, recovery, and detox support, since NAD+ levels decline with age and IV infusion raises cellular levels faster than oral supplements. Sessions typically run 2 to 4 hours to minimize flushing or nausea, and your provider will discuss any precautions specific to your health history.

Question 2

How much does IV therapy cost in West Palm Beach?

Accepted Answer

Most IV therapies at the clinic range from $89 to $600 depending on the formula, dose, and ingredients. EBOO is priced separately at $830 per session, or $750 per session when purchased as a three-pack. All IV services are self-pay, as the clinic does not bill insurance. HSA and FSA acceptance varies by carrier, so check with your plan administrator. Pricing is quoted before therapy, and meaningful discounts are available on multi-session courses.

Question 3

What are the benefits of high-dose vitamin C IV therapy?

Accepted Answer

High-dose vitamin C IV therapy supports immune function, collagen synthesis, antioxidant status, and oxidative stress management. It’s used as adjunctive wellness support for infections, fatigue, skin health, and in some integrative cancer protocols, since IV delivery achieves much higher blood levels than oral vitamin C. Safety screening, including G6PD testing, is required before high-dose infusions.

Question 4

Is IV ozone therapy safe?

Accepted Answer

When administered by trained providers using major autohemotherapy, IV ozone therapy has a low risk profile. The clinic never injects ozone gas directly into the bloodstream. Patients are screened for contraindications such as G6PD deficiency and hyperthyroidism, and side effects are generally mild, such as temporary fatigue or flushing.

Question 5

How do I choose between the different IV therapies offered?

Accepted Answer

The choice depends on your goal. Nutrient and vitamin IVs address deficiencies and general wellness. NAD+ targets cellular energy and cognitive clarity. Ozone and EBOO are used for immune support and chronic infection. Chelation addresses heavy metal burden. Venofer treats documented iron deficiency. Plaquex is used for cardiovascular and liver support. A consultation and relevant labs determine which fits your situation, and many patients use more than one over the course of a plan rather than choosing just one.

Question 6

Does The Longevity Center FL offer chelation therapy?

Accepted Answer

Yes. IV chelation therapy supports removal of heavy metals and cardiovascular wellness under medical supervision, using agents such as EDTA while monitoring kidney function, mineral levels, and blood pressure throughout therapy. Chelation is FDA-approved for heavy metal poisoning but used off-label for other cardiovascular and detox protocols, typically requiring a series of sessions.

Question 7

Do I need lab work before starting IV therapy?

Accepted Answer

For most IV therapies, yes. High-dose vitamin C, methylene blue, and ozone all require G6PD screening before therapy. Chelation requires kidney function and mineral testing. Venofer requires documented iron deficiency, since giving iron to someone who is not deficient carries real risk. Basic hydration and nutrient IVs involve less screening but work better when the formula targets something confirmed low. Your provider will specify what is needed before your first infusion.

Question 8

Which IV therapies require special screening before therapy?

Accepted Answer

Several do, and this screening is not a formality. G6PD deficiency is an absolute contraindication for high-dose vitamin C and methylene blue, both of which can trigger red blood cell breakdown in affected patients. Methylene blue also interacts dangerously with SSRIs, SNRIs, and MAOIs, so a full medication review is required. Ozone and EBOO may require screening for G6PD deficiency, hyperthyroidism, and bleeding disorders. Chelation requires kidney function testing. The clinic completes appropriate screening before any of these are scheduled.

Question 9

Can IV therapy help with fatigue and brain fog?

Accepted Answer

Many patients report improved energy, hydration, and mental clarity with nutrient, NAD+, and ozone IVs, which can correct deficiencies, support mitochondrial function, and reduce oxidative stress. Individual responses vary, and IV therapy works best combined with proper diagnosis and lifestyle support. A consultation and labs help determine the most appropriate formula.

Question 10

Do you offer mobile IV therapy in West Palm Beach?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The clinic offers mobile IV therapy alongside office-based infusions at 580 Village Blvd \#210. Not every therapy is suitable for a mobile visit, since EBOO, chelation, and other protocols requiring closer monitoring or specialized equipment are performed in the clinic. Call (561) 210-4033 to ask whether the therapy you want can be delivered at home and to confirm the current service area and scheduling.

IV Therapies

IV Chelation Therapy

IV Ozone Therapy

Methylene Blue IV Therapy

EBOO IV Therapy

IV Vitamin Therapy

High-Dose Vitamin C IV Therapy

NAD IV Therapy

Plaquex IV Therapy

Venofer IV

CBD IV

Nutrient IM Injections

EBO3 Therapy

IV Therapy West Palm Beach, FL

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