When fatigue hits hard, your immune system feels sluggish, or you’re just not bouncing back like usual, your body might be telling you it needs more than rest. The Myers’ Cocktail—a time-tested blend of essential nutrients delivered via IV—could help restore balance and energy when oral supplements fall short.
Here’s what it is, who it’s for, and why U.S. Mobile IV delivers it better than your average clinic.
Why is it called the Myer’s Cocktail?
Originally developed by Baltimore physician Dr. John Myers in the 1960s, the Myers’ Cocktail was designed to treat symptoms related to chronic fatigue, migraines, and asthma. It has since gained popularity among patients and practitioners for its versatility and effectiveness.
The standard Myers’ Cocktail formula includes:
- Vitamin C – immune and antioxidant support
- B-complex vitamins – energy and cognitive function
- Vitamin B12 – red blood cell formation, mood, and focus
- Magnesium – muscle recovery, nerve function, and migraine reduction
- Calcium – muscle and cardiovascular support
These nutrients are infused directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system for rapid absorption and faster results compared to oral supplements. This means patients feel better faster.
Read more about the Myer’s Cocktail at the NIH website
Who Can Benefit from the Myers’ Cocktail?
This IV treatment is ideal for individuals who:
- Are struggling with chronic fatigue or burnout
- Experience frequent migraines or headaches
- Want immune system support during cold or flu season
- Are recovering from travel, intense workouts, or illness
- Have nutrient absorption issues from GI conditions or high stress
The Myers’ Cocktail is especially popular among professionals, parents, and travelers looking for fast, reliable support.
What Conditions Might It Help With?
While not a substitute for medical treatment, the Myers’ Cocktail may help manage symptoms of:
- Dehydration or electrolyte imbalance
- Colds, flu, and other immune stressors
- Migraine and tension headaches
- Asthma, allergies, and sinus infections
- Fibromyalgia and chronic pain disorders
What Are the Potential Side Effects? Who Should Avoid It?
Most people tolerate the Myers’ Cocktail well, but like any medical treatment, it comes with some potential risks.
Common side effects:
- Temporary warmth or flushing
- Lightheadedness during infusion
- Mild nausea or taste of vitamins
Who should avoid it:
- People with kidney disease or poor renal function
- Those with hypercalcemia (high calcium levels)
- Individuals undergoing cancer treatment unless cleared by their doctor
- Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals (consult your provider first)
How U.S. Mobile IV Administers the Myer’s Cocktail Safely
At U.S. Mobile IV, every Myers’ Cocktail infusion is:
- Delivered by licensed nurses or paramedics with clinical training
- Made from pharmaceutical-grade ingredients
- Mixed on-site to ensure freshness and precision
- Administered using sterile, single-use equipment
- Personalized with optional add-ons like glutathione or B12
We bring the entire experience to you—home, office, or hotel—so you can rest while we help your body recover.
Book a Myers’ Cocktail IV Treatment Today
If you’re feeling depleted, under the weather, or just not functioning at your usual level, a Myers’ Cocktail could help restore energy and balance.
Book your treatment today with U.S. Mobile IV and experience professional care, delivered where and when you need it most.
