Athlete Recovery · IV Infusion Therapy
Make space for clinician-guided IV hydration and nutrient care alongside your active routine.
$299USD · consultation required
Faster recovery or better performance has not been established for this formulation.
Make room for the part after01 / details
IV hydration and nutrient support, considered in the context of your active life.
Fluid needs can change with activity, heat and everyday demands.
Make room for recovery alongside the effort you put in.
Understand the nutrients included in your Athlete Recovery formulation.
02 / What’s inside
See how each part of the Athlete Recovery formulation fits into the conversation.
Normal Saline (0.9% sodium chloride) OR Lactated Ringer's: Listed in the matching protocol. Product selection and suitability are confirmed with the clinician; its presence does not establish the named service outcome.
Thiamine (Vitamin B1) OR Tralement OR Multrys: Listed in the matching protocol. Product selection and suitability are confirmed with the clinician; its presence does not establish the named service outcome. Magnesium: Listed in the matching protocol. Product selection and suitability are confirmed with the clinician; its presence does not establish the named service outcome.
B-Complex: A supplier-specific vitamin blend. The exact composition depends on the selected product; individual vitamins and strengths are confirmed from its label. Vitamin B12: The workbook distinguishes cyanocobalamin, methylcobalamin and hydroxocobalamin products. The clinician confirms the selected form.
Published ingredients
Ingredients follow the matching protocol list. Alternatives are not automatically combined. The clinician confirms the selected products, formulation and doses; product concentrations and vial sizes are not treatment doses.
03 / benefits
A useful starting point: fluid needs and the normal functions of nutrients.
Fluid replacement
An established clinical role when medically appropriate.
Normal nutrient roles
Magnesium participates in these everyday biological processes.
Nutrient education
B vitamins have normal metabolic roles. Relevance depends on your needs.
These are clinical and physiological roles, not proven extra benefits from this IV when fluid and nutrient needs are already met. Drinking, meals and rest remain foundations of an active routine.
04 / research
Ingredient science helps explain the conversation. It doesn’t promise a result.
Well established
Fluid replacement when medically appropriate.
Context matters
Relevance depends on intake, nutrient status and health context.
Not established
This formulation has not been established to speed recovery or improve performance in adequately hydrated, nutrient-replete athletes.
Featured research
Fluids
Givan & Diehl · Sports Health · 2012
Review of IV use in athletes: routine use is not recommended for most athletes. It does not test this specific formulation; its older sport-rule discussion is not current clearance.
Read source ↗: Intravenous fluid use in athletes (opens in a new tab)Magnesium
NIH Office of Dietary Supplements · living reference
Normal muscle, nerve and energy roles. A nutrient reference, not a trial of this IV formulation.
Read source ↗: Magnesium (opens in a new tab)B vitamins
NIH Office of Dietary Supplements · living references
Thiamin's energy-metabolism role and B12's blood-cell and nerve roles. Normal physiology does not establish an added athletic benefit.
Read source ↗: Thiamin & Vitamin B12 (opens in a new tab)Vitamin B12 reference ↗ (opens in a new tab)These references support ingredient education and clinical context. They do not establish recovery or performance benefits for this service’s complete formulation, selected products or doses. The clinician confirms the listed fluid and B1/Tralement alternatives before treatment.
These references support ingredient education and clinical context. They do not establish recovery or performance benefits for this service’s complete formulation, selected products or doses. The clinician confirms the listed fluid and B1/Tralement alternatives before treatment.
NIH Office of Dietary Supplements · living reference
Normal muscle, nerve and energy roles. A nutrient reference, not a trial of this IV formulation.
NIH Office of Dietary Supplements · living references
Thiamin's energy-metabolism role and B12's blood-cell and nerve roles. Normal physiology does not establish an added athletic benefit.
Vitamin B12 reference ↗ (opens in a new tab)Givan & Diehl · Sports Health · 2012
Review of IV use in athletes: routine use is not recommended for most athletes. It does not test this specific formulation; its older sport-rule discussion is not current clearance.
Borra et al. · Journal of Athletic Training · 2025
Systematic review of oral drinks versus water for exercise-associated dehydration. It studies oral options, not this IV or a direct oral-versus-IV comparison.
DailyMed · National Library of Medicine
Clinical water/electrolyte replacement and fluid-related risks. Product-label context, not proof of the clinic's product, dose or recovery benefit.
DailyMed · National Library of Medicine
Identifies Tralement as a trace-element product used in parenteral nutrition. It is different from thiamine; the listed alternative requires clinical clarification.
DailyMed · National Library of Medicine
A distinct trace-element product labeled for neonatal and pediatric parenteral nutrition below 10 kg. The label does not establish adult wellness or recovery benefits; its protocol listing requires clinical clarification.
USADA · 2026 Clean Sport Handbook · pages 14–15
IV methods can be restricted even when ingredients are permitted. The handbook explains infusion restrictions and therapeutic-use exemptions. Check your sport's current rules with the governing body; this page does not provide clearance.
Yes. Drinking fluids and eating often meet ordinary needs. IV fluids are a clinical route for replacement when appropriate; they are not automatically better for a healthy person. The clinician can help you consider whether any treatment is appropriate.
05 / visit
Four steps, with your individual needs at the center.
Share your active routine and what you want to discuss.
Review health conditions, medicines, supplements, allergies and suitability.
The clinician confirms the actual formula and appropriate plan before treatment.
Hydration, nutrition, rest and everyday habits remain part of the picture.
Know what to expect before, during and after your visit. Your clinician confirms your personal treatment plan and care instructions.
No restrictions on routine activity or diet. Sipping water around your visit is advised. If your fluid intake is restricted, please follow your clinician’s personal instructions.
Your clinician places the IV and performs vital-sign checks before and after the infusion. Treatment is administered under clinical supervision.
You can ask to stop treatment at any time. Tell the team immediately about rash, hives, itching, swelling, breathing changes, chest discomfort, nausea, dizziness, headache, confusion, or pain, burning, redness or swelling at the treatment site. Treatment is stopped and suspected reactions are assessed.
A brief discharge assessment checks that your vital signs are stable and you can walk without symptoms. The team checks the treatment site, provides personal aftercare instructions and discusses follow-up when needed.
This treatment is not offered during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Discuss medicines, supplements, allergies and previous reactions with your clinician before treatment.
Source reviewed . Listed protocol expiry: . Confirm a current protocol with the clinician before treatment. Read the Hydreight source protocol ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Urgent symptoms. For severe breathing difficulty, tongue or throat swelling, chest pain, loss of consciousness or stroke-like symptoms, seek emergency help immediately. In the U.S., call 911.
06 / provider
Bring your questions. Get to know the founder.
Meet the founder
Drip RevIVe’s founder focuses on community education, nutrition, hydration and individual wellness goals. Start a conversation about your needs and who will provide your care.
07 / Plan your visit
Los Angeles or Pico Rivera. Start with the published service schedule.
5223 Eagledale Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90041
9340 Via Azul, Pico Rivera, CA 90660
Service schedule · Pacific Time
Published service hours are not a guarantee of an available appointment. Check provider and time availability in booking.
Four steps to your next conversation08 / booking
Choose your location, explore available times, and complete booking.
Online booking provided through Hydreight.
The general booking system opens in a new tab. Available services, providers and times are confirmed there; treatment requires clinical review.Share your active routine and what you want to discuss.
Review health conditions, medicines, supplements, allergies and suitability.
The clinician confirms the actual formula and appropriate plan before treatment.
Hydration, nutrition, rest and everyday habits remain part of the picture.
Consultation is required. Discuss medications, allergies, health conditions and your goals with the practitioner before treatment. Results vary.
IV care can carry risks, including insertion-site problems, infection, allergic reactions and fluid or electrolyte issues. Discuss medicines, supplements, allergies, kidney or heart conditions and previous infusion reactions with the clinician.
Competing in sport? Check applicable IV-method rules with your governing body before considering an infusion. This page does not provide clearance.
These wellness services are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. Consult your physician before treatment. See our Terms and Conditions.
09 / related
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Start with your question10 / Your next conversation
Interested, but not ready to book? Leave a general enquiry.
Ask about the service, the visit or how to get started. A question or feedback is optional.
Please save medical details for a private conversation with the clinician.
Consultation is required. Booking does not confirm treatment suitability.
