Clinical screening
History, medications and relevant findings inform whether an infusion may be appropriate.
Provider-supervised IV hydration or nutrient repletion is considered after an individual evaluation. It is not a routine testosterone or peptide adjunct, or a promise of recovery, immunity or performance.

History, medications and relevant findings inform whether an infusion may be appropriate.
The clinician discusses IV versus oral options and other care, with the relevant benefits, risks and alternatives.
Infusions take place at the clinic with supervision and monitoring. Most infusions take about 45–60 minutes; duration is individualized.
Clinical screening comes before an infusion. Ingredients, indication, medication context, monitoring and costs are reviewed before care.
IV therapy is not automatically suitable for every patient. Ingredients, indication, monitoring and cost require review. Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved. Product imagery shows a format, not verified dispensed packaging; formulations and availability vary.
Discuss at a consultationFluids and electrolytes may be discussed for an appropriate clinical indication; no general wellness outcome is promised.
Nutrient repletion follows assessment of relevant findings and alternatives rather than an assumed deficiency.
Response and tolerance are reviewed, with further care based on clinical need rather than a preset series.
Self-pay. No insurance billing. HSA/FSA eligibility depends on the individual plan. The clinic confirms the complete cost before care begins.
View all pricingInfusion protocol pricing varies and is disclosed before treatment. The consultation does not include an infusion. Self-pay; no insurance billing. HSA/FSA eligibility depends on the individual plan.
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No. Consultation and screening is $49; infusion pricing varies and is disclosed separately before treatment.
No. Infusions take place at the Houston clinic. Consultation format and screening needs are confirmed with the team.
No. It is a separate, individually considered clinical decision—not a standard component of TRT or peptide care.
Separate questions. Connected evaluation.
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