The Immunity is The Drip Lab's dedicated immune drip: high-dose Vitamin C and Zinc in a full liter of electrolytes, finished with a slow Glutathione push. It is built to support normal immune function and rehydrate you fast, and a licensed nurse brings it to your home, hotel, or office anywhere in Nashville for $300.
A week of early flights, late nights on Broadway, and a calendar with no white space adds up. The Immunity is the drip for that week. It won't make you immune to anything, and no IV can promise that. What it does is put the vitamin C, zinc, antioxidant support, and fluids your immune system uses back in your tank in about an hour, without you leaving the couch. Comparing your options? Our guide to immune IV therapy in Nashville covers every immune-supporting drip on the menu.
What Is in The Immunity?
Four ingredients, one job. Everything is pharmaceutical grade and mixed fresh for your session by your nurse.
- IV Electrolytes (Lactated Ringer's): A full liter of medical-grade fluids with sodium, potassium, and calcium. It rehydrates you on the spot and carries everything else in the bag.
- High-Dose Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid): The headline ingredient. Vitamin C plays an important role in normal immune function, and your body needs it to make collagen. It is also an antioxidant, and the reason it goes in an IV is simple: your gut absorbs less of it the more you take by mouth.
- Zinc: An essential mineral your body uses for normal immune function, protein and DNA synthesis, wound healing, and cell division.
- Glutathione (slow IV push): An antioxidant your cells make on their own, and one of the ways your body keeps vitamin C in its active form. Your nurse gives it as a slow push at the end of the infusion, because oral glutathione is poorly absorbed.
Key Takeaway The Immunity skips the kitchen-sink approach. It pairs the highest-profile immune nutrient, vitamin C, with zinc and glutathione, then delivers all of it in a liter of electrolytes so you rehydrate at the same time.
Why High-Dose Vitamin C Goes in an IV
Your Gut Caps It
When you take vitamin C by mouth, your body tightly controls how much reaches your blood. Higher oral doses are absorbed less efficiently than moderate ones, and the extra mostly leaves in your urine. Big oral doses are also famous for upsetting your stomach. An IV skips that bottleneck and can raise blood levels of vitamin C far higher than any pill or powder can.
Zinc Is Part of the Same Team
Zinc plays a role in normal immune function, which is why it shows up next to vitamin C on nearly every immune supplement shelf. Here it goes straight into the bag, so absorption isn't a guessing game.
Glutathione and Vitamin C Work as a Pair
Glutathione is one of the body's main antioxidants, and one of its jobs is helping keep vitamin C in its active form. Giving it as a slow push after the bag is our standard protocol for every drip that includes it.
Hydration Is the Quiet Hero
Every process in your body runs better when you are well hydrated, and most people who feel run-down are also a little dehydrated. A full liter of IV fluids handles that in one sitting, no chugging required.
When to Book The Immunity
The Immunity isn't a treatment for being sick. It is for the stretches when your body is carrying extra load and you would rather get ahead of feeling depleted.
- Around travel: book it the day you land in Nashville or the day before you fly out. Cabin air, time zones, and airport food are a rough mix.
- Before a big week: a multi-day conference, a wedding weekend, a bachelorette run on Broadway, CMA Fest. Start the week topped off instead of running on fumes.
- After a stretch of short sleep and stress: deadlines, a move, back-to-back late nights. It is a fast way to put the vitamins, minerals, and fluids back.
- Cold and flu season: if you like a winter wellness routine, The Immunity fits right in. It is one piece of staying well, alongside sleep, food, and the vaccines your physician recommends, never a replacement for them.
Is The Immunity Right for You?
Your nurse reviews your health history before anything starts, and high-dose Vitamin C has a few specific screening questions. People with G6PD deficiency should not receive it. If you have kidney disease, talk to your physician first. High-dose IV Vitamin C can also make some fingerstick glucose meters read falsely high afterward, so tell your nurse if you check your blood sugar at home. If The Immunity isn't the right fit, your nurse will walk you through a drip that is.
What to Expect During Your Session
A licensed registered nurse arrives at your home, hotel, Airbnb, or office with every supply sealed and sterile. After a short health intake, your nurse places the IV with a quick pinch and starts the drip. The infusion runs about 45 to 60 minutes, and you can work, scroll, or nap through it.
At the end, your nurse gives the glutathione as a slow push over a few minutes. Some people notice a faint sulfur taste or smell from the glutathione, which is normal and passes quickly. Then the catheter comes out, a small bandage goes on, and your nurse packs out all the medical waste. There's no downtime.
Pricing
The Immunity is $300, which covers your nurse's visit, the full four-ingredient infusion, and all supplies. Travel inside our core service area is included. Two add-ons can apply, and your nurse quotes them before your appointment is confirmed: a travel fee for addresses more than 15 miles from the Nashville city center, and $50 for appointments that start after 10 PM. Drip Lab Pass members skip both.
The Immunity vs. The Myers Cocktail The Myers Cocktail ($250) is our all-around wellness drip: B12, B Complex, Vitamin C, and Magnesium for energy and recovery. The Immunity ($300) is built around immune support: high-dose Vitamin C, Zinc, and Glutathione in a full liter of electrolytes. If you mostly want energy, start with the Myers. If the week ahead is the problem, book The Immunity.