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Medically reviewed by David Nazarian, MD — Board Certified in Internal Medicine and Medical Director of IV Vitamin Therapy.
Myers’ Cocktail IV Therapy in Los Angeles & Beverly Hills
Starting at $195. View IV therapy pricing. Final pricing is confirmed before treatment and may vary based on dose, ingredients, laboratory needs, clinical evaluation, and whether treatment is provided in-office or through our mobile IV service.
How much does a Myers’ Cocktail cost in Los Angeles?
Myers’ Cocktail IV therapy starts at $195 in our Beverly Hills office. Final pricing depends on the ingredients and dose selected after medical review.
Is the consultation included in the Myers’ Cocktail price?
We review the planned infusion, ingredients, safety considerations, treatment time, and applicable fees before treatment begins. Any additional testing or services are discussed in advance.
Our Myers’ Cocktail program is physician-supervised and individualized after medical review. The formulation typically combines selected B vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium, and other nutrients, but ingredients and doses are not automatically identical for every patient. We review medical history, medications, allergies, kidney and heart conditions, and relevant laboratory findings before treatment.
- In-office treatment at our Beverly Hills medical office
- Medical screening before the infusion
- Ingredients and dose reviewed before treatment
- Expected treatment time, safety considerations, and fees explained in advance
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What is Myers’ Cocktail?
Myers’ Cocktail (also called Myers’ Cocktail IV and John Myers’ Cocktail) is a formula developed by a physician named Dr. John Myers in the 1970s. Myers’ infusions have become a very popular IV vitamin cocktail because its recipe or formulation contains vitamins B1, B2, B6, B12, vitamin C, magnesium, phosphate, calcium, and more.
When Dr. Myers died in 1984, Dr. Alan Gaby continued to care for his IV vitamin therapy patients. He continued the research and modified some of the ingredients and dosages used by Dr. Myers and named the infusion “Myers’ Cocktail” in his honor.
During Dr. Gaby’s 15 years of medical practice in Baltimore, MD, he administered 15,000 Myers’ Cocktail infusions. Historical reports described use of the formulation for a variety of symptoms and conditions, but those observations do not establish effectiveness for specific diseases and should not be interpreted as proof of benefit.
What are Myers’ Cocktail benefits?
Myers’ Cocktail is an IV nutrient formulation used in some integrative-care settings. Evidence for broad wellness or disease-treatment claims is limited. At our Beverly Hills office, treatment is considered individually after medical review, with attention to hydration status, relevant nutrient needs, medications, kidney and heart conditions, and other safety factors.
- fatigue when an appropriate medical evaluation identifies a relevant hydration or nutrient issue
- supportive hydration during recovery from an illness, when clinically appropriate
- migraine headaches
- fibromyalgia
- depression
- asthma
- muscle spasms
- chronic sinusitis
- acute infections
- seasonal allergies
- allergic rhinitis
- headaches
- stress
- insomnia
Some patients choose a Myers’ Cocktail for hydration or when a clinician identifies a potential need for magnesium or B-vitamin replacement. It is not a proven treatment for viral infections, depression, weight loss, or other unrelated conditions, and the formulation should be selected after medical review.
How is Myers’ Cocktail administered?
Just like any other vitamin infusion or IV drip, a small needle is placed in a vein in the arm, and your special formulation of vitamins is absorbed directly into the bloodstream.
What’s in a Myers’ Cocktail?
Various combinations of ingredients are administered in our patient’s personalized Myers’ Cocktail formulations. Our cocktail includes:
- magnesium chloride hexahydrate (Magnesium)
- calcium gluconate (Calcium)
- hydroxocobalamin (manufactured vitamin B12)
- pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6)
- dexpanthenol (vitamin B5)
- B-complex vitamins
Magnesium
Magnesium is an essential mineral involved in muscle, nerve, and cardiovascular function. IV magnesium has established uses for specific medical indications; whether it is appropriate for fatigue, migraine, or muscle symptoms depends on the diagnosis, magnesium status, kidney function, medications, and clinical setting.
Calcium
Calcium supports bone formation & strength and may decrease the incidence of irregular heartbeats.
B Vitamins
B-complex vitamins (especially vitamin B12) are essential for overall wellness. They’ve been found to directly impact energy levels, brain function, and cell metabolism. B-Complex also helps support the growth of red blood cells, overall eye health, digestion, maintenance of a healthy appetite, cardiovascular health, muscle tone, and proper hormone and cholesterol levels.
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Myers’ Cocktail Plus
For an extra boost, we offer a variation on the Myers’ Cocktail. In addition to the previously mentioned vitamins and minerals, the Myers’ Cocktail Plus contains:
- folic acid (vitamin B9)
- selenium (an antioxidant)
- taurine (an amino acid)
When will I experience the positive effects of Myers’ Cocktail drip? How long do they last?
Evidence for Myers’ Cocktail infusions varies by indication and remains limited for many commonly marketed wellness uses. Follow-up treatment, when appropriate, should be individualized based on the patient’s medical history, clinical findings, response, and treatment goals.
There is no universal schedule for Myers’ Cocktail IV therapy. Repeat treatment should not be assumed to benefit every patient or chronic condition. When repeat infusions are considered, frequency should be based on the clinical indication, medical history, relevant laboratory findings, response to treatment, and ongoing physician review.
Some protocols use a series of infusions, but there is not a well-established evidence-based schedule that applies to everyone, and a specific number of visits cannot guarantee a noticeable benefit. Your clinician can recommend whether another infusion is appropriate after reviewing your response and treatment goals.
There is a vast difference in outcome when comparing oral ingestion of vitamins and IV vitamin therapy. IV therapy increases the concentration of vitamins and nutrients that can be absorbed, beyond what can be absorbed via oral administration. For example, it has been shown that IV infusions of vitamin C can offer more than 50 times the blood concentration when compared to oral ingestion. The results are incomparable.
Is Myers’ Cocktail safe? Are there any side effects?
Myers’ Cocktail infusions can cause adverse effects, and risk depends on the ingredients, doses, infusion rate, kidney function, medications, allergies, and other medical factors. Potential risks include pain or bruising at the IV site, bleeding, infection, fluid or electrolyte problems, medication or nutrient reactions, and allergic reactions. A clinician should review the patient’s history and current medications before treatment and adjust or avoid ingredients when appropriate.
With intravenous magnesium and calcium, side effects may include a warming or “flushing” sensation in the chest, pelvic region, and face. Patients may experience minor discomfort, but there is no cause for concern.
If you experience any of these symptoms during treatment, immediately inform the healthcare professional administering and monitoring your procedure. They will immediately discontinue treatment until symptoms abate.
Individual responses to Myers’ Cocktail IV injections vary. First-time recipients may receive lower doses of certain ingredients as a precaution to lower the incidence of side effects.
If you are currently undergoing treatment for any medical conditions, consult with your healthcare provider before starting any vitamin supplementation.
Why Trust IV Vitamin Therapy?
IV Vitamin Therapy is in a lovely, boutique-style medical office. After consulting with a physician, you will be prescribed a personalized Myers Cocktail, depending on your health history, current medications, and goals. Sessions typically take between 20 and 60 minutes, and there is no sedation necessary for the procedure.
During the infusion, nutrients are delivered intravenously while the patient is monitored. How a patient feels during or after treatment varies, and improvement should not be assumed or guaranteed. Many patients use the infusion time to read, watch videos, or work remotely in our medical office setting.
Our Beverly Hills IV Vitamin Therapy medical practice provides the highest quality Myers’ Cocktail in the Los Angeles area with its unique blend of vitamins and nutrients personalized to every patient.
IV Vitamin Therapy
9301 Wilshire Blvd Suite 405
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Myers’ Cocktail: Safety, Evidence, and Medical Evaluation
The Myers’ Cocktail is a mixture of vitamins and minerals administered intravenously. It has been used in integrative and wellness settings for a variety of symptoms, but evidence for many proposed uses remains limited. It should not be presented as a proven treatment for chronic fatigue, migraine, asthma, fibromyalgia, infection, or other medical conditions without considering established evaluation and treatment options.
Potential risks include bruising, vein irritation, infection, fluid or electrolyte problems, and reactions related to specific ingredients or doses. Patients with kidney disease, heart disease, electrolyte disorders, medication interactions, or other relevant conditions may require additional evaluation or a different treatment approach.
Myers’ Cocktail FAQs
What is in a Myers’ Cocktail?
Formulations vary, but commonly include selected B vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium, and sometimes calcium. The exact ingredients and doses should be individualized.
Does a Myers’ Cocktail treat chronic fatigue or other diseases?
Evidence is limited for many commonly marketed uses. Treatment should be based on the patient’s symptoms, medical history, and whether another diagnosis or evidence-based treatment is needed.
Do I need testing first?
Not every patient requires the same testing. Laboratory evaluation may be appropriate when symptoms suggest deficiency, anemia, electrolyte abnormalities, kidney problems, or another medical condition.
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Medical content reviewed by David Nazarian, MD
Board Certified in Internal Medicine · Physician-supervised care · Last reviewed September 30, 2026
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