IV Therapy
AccuMix compounds sterile, patient-specific IV preparations to your prescriber’s exact directions—made under USP ⟨797⟩ in ISO Class 5 hoods within ISO Class 7 cleanrooms for consistency, potency, and safety.
IV therapy
IV nutrient therapy delivers clinician-prescribed vitamins, minerals, and other compounds directly into the bloodstream for precise administration under medical supervision. Your prescriber determines if IV therapy fits your plan and selects the formulation, route, and infusion rate.
AccuMix compounds patient-specific IV medications only after receiving a valid prescription. Compounded medications are prepared under federal/state regulations and USP standards; they are not reviewed or approved by the FDA. Availability varies by state law and drug-shortage status.
What AccuMix offers (by prescription)
Energy & Performance IV
A prescriber-directed blend of B-complex vitamins, amino acids, and electrolytes intended to support cellular energy and endurance as part of a broader program.
Immune Support IV
Clinician-guided formulas featuring vitamin C, zinc, and antioxidant components to support immune function and recovery goals.
NAD⁺ IV
Prescriber-directed NAD⁺ infusions to support mitochondrial function, cellular metabolism, and overall wellness—dosed and monitored by your clinician.
Myers’ Cocktail
A classic clinician-directed combination (e.g., magnesium, calcium, B-vitamins, vitamin C) used for general wellness and fatigue support, compounded to your provider’s specifications.
Custom IV Blends
We prepare customized IV admixtures aligned to provider protocols for metabolic, aesthetic, or performance-focused programs—compounded only to a valid, patient-specific prescription.
We do not publish proprietary concentrations or infusion templates online; your prescriber’s exact directions appear on your label.
Quality & safety
Cold chain
Turnaround
Pharmaceutical-grade ingredients
Compounded
Board-certified pharmacist-led
Dosage forms & packaging
- Single-patient sterile vials or patient-specific admixtures per prescriber order.
- Clear labeling with components, concentration, storage, BUD, and auxiliary instructions.
- Supplies: infusion administration supplies may be included where permitted by state law (catheter placement and infusion are performed by trained healthcare professionals).
Who is IV therapy for?
Your clinician determines eligibility based on goals, history, and—when indicated—labs. IV therapy is not a replacement for emergency care. Certain formulations (e.g., high-dose vitamin C) may require screening such as G6PD testing; kidney function and fluid status are commonly assessed prior to infusion.
How to get started
Patients: Ask your provider to send an eRx/fax to AccuMix Pharmacy. IV therapy is administered by a licensed clinician; we provide the patient-specific compounded product and labeling.
Providers & Clinics: Send eRx/fax with the patient-specific formulation, route, volume, and infusion instructions, or request a pharmacist consult for concentration logistics and cold-chain planning.
Safety & expectations (patient education)
- Infusions are administered by a licensed clinician in an appropriate clinical setting with vital sign monitoring and an emergency plan.
- Possible experiences may include taste changes, warmth/flushing, vein irritation, nausea, or lightheadedness. Inform your provider about all medications, allergies, and conditions (e.g., heart/kidney disease, pregnancy).
- Follow your care plan; do not change or self-administer outside medical direction.
- Storage/transport (clinic use): follow label instructions; maintain cold chain when indicated.
Other Products
Weight Management Compounding
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Peptide, Aesthetic & Wellness
Allergy Immunotherapy
Sexual Health
IV Therapy
Dermatology Compounding
Provider resources (quick reference)
- Prescribing: eRx/fax with patient details, components (with concentrations), diluent/volume, route, infusion rate, and any additive preferences.
- Consults: Pharmacist support for component compatibility, cold-chain, labeling, and documentation.
- Documentation: Clear labeling with BUD, storage, and auxiliary instructions; lot traceability for every preparation.
- Program support: We can align with clinic workflows, provide standardized labels, and coordinate multi-state rollouts.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is IV nutrient therapy?
A clinician-prescribed infusion that delivers vitamins, minerals, or other compounds directly into the bloodstream for precise administration and monitoring.
Are compounded IV formulations FDA-approved?
No. Compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by the FDA. AccuMix prepares patient-specific sterile IVs under USP ⟨797⟩ and applicable regulations after receiving a valid Rx.
What IV options do you compound?
Examples include Energy & Performance, Immune Support, NAD⁺, Myers’ Cocktail, and custom blends, all compounded to your prescriber’s specifications.
Do you ship to clinics?
Yes—to states that permit dispensing under our licenses. Cold-chain packaging is used when required.
Can patients receive IV therapy at home?
IV therapy should be administered by a licensed clinician. If home infusion is ordered, it must be coordinated by a qualified provider with appropriate monitoring and emergency plans.
What screening is needed?
Your clinician decides. Some protocols may include electrolytes/renal function; high-dose vitamin C may require G6PD screening.
Compliance & disclosures
AccuMix operates as a 503A compounding pharmacy. We compound patient-specific sterile preparations after receipt of a valid prescription. Compounded medications are prepared under federal/state regulations and USP ⟨797⟩ standards; they are not reviewed or approved by the FDA. Availability of specific IV formulations varies by state law and drug-shortage status.
