The Kitchen Sink: The Strongest IV We Make

$395 About an hour

Call or text 281-378-6500 or book online. Experienced medical professionals, daily 8 AM to 8 PM across Greater Houston and surrounding areas.

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Some mornings do not need a menu; they need everything. The Kitchen Sink is the full Myers Cocktail with doubled medications, doubled glutathione, and five doses of vitamin C, for the bad flu, the brutal food poisoning, and the morning after a very long weekend.

What is in it

  • The full Myers Cocktail. A liter of fluids with B-Complex, B12, vitamin C, glutathione, zinc, and magnesium as the foundation.
  • Vitamin C, 5 doses. For when you are genuinely sick and your immune system is burning through it.
  • Glutathione, 2 doses. Double the antioxidant support while you recover.
  • Toradol (ketorolac). A prescription anti-inflammatory for body aches and headache.
  • Zofran (ondansetron), 2 doses. A double dose of the ER-standard anti-nausea medication.
  • Pepcid (famotidine). Acid control for the burn on top of everything else.
  • Benadryl (diphenhydramine). To settle your system and help you finally sleep.

Toradol, Zofran, Pepcid, and Benadryl are prescription medications, administered by our experienced medical professionals under physician medical direction after a review of your health history.

Who it is for, and when to book it

This is the everything-hurts IV: the flu that put you flat, the leftovers you knew better than to trust, the three-day weekend that ended with a sunburn and regrets. When you cannot decide between The Hangover Blaster, The Migraine Kicker, and The Immune Booster because honestly it is all of it, this is the answer.

A clear line from first responders: Chest pain, trouble breathing, or signs of severe dehydration such as confusion or fainting mean the ER. Between us, we have more than 60 years in emergency medicine, Labor & Delivery, and the fire service, and we know where a house call ends and a hospital begins.

How it works in the body

When you are truly sick, your gut is the first thing to quit, which is why pills and sports drinks keep coming back up. Everything in this bag bypasses digestion: Zofran quiets the nausea, Toradol goes after the aches, Pepcid calms the acid, the fluids restore what you lost, and the vitamins reach your bloodstream at full absorption. There is a lot in this bag, so plan on about an hour, and your provider stays for all of it.

Questions about The Kitchen Sink

Is it overkill for a normal hangover?

Probably. A standard rough morning is what The Hangover Blaster at $285 was built for. The Kitchen Sink earns its place when there is more going on: flu-level aches, relentless nausea, or a weekend that compounded. Text us at 281-378-6500 and describe it; we will recommend honestly, even when it is the less expensive IV.

Can I get it for food poisoning?

It is one of the most common reasons clients book it. The double dose of Zofran targets the nausea, Pepcid helps your stomach, and the fluids replace what you have lost. Food poisoning with a high fever, blood, or symptoms lasting more than a couple of days needs a physician, and we will tell you if that is what we see.

How long does it take?

Plan on about an hour, a little longer than most IVs because there is so much in the bag. Your provider stays with you the entire time.

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