XO · LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
IV Therapy & Wellness Injections
Hydration and nutrient care, tailored to you.
Explore IV therapy, B12 and other wellness-injection options at XO. We’ll help you understand the choices and whether they address what you need.
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An IV delivers fluid and ingredients through a vein; an injection delivers a smaller dose by a different route. The right choice starts with your health and the reason for treatment.
IV hydration options
B12 & wellness injections
NAD IV options
NAD injection supply
Persistent fatigue or new symptoms deserve medical assessment. These treatments are not a proven shortcut to detox, weight loss or better immunity.
A THOUGHTFUL START
What happens during your appointment.
Talk about what you need
Share how you’re feeling, your goals and your health history. We’ll explain whether an IV or injection is a good fit.
Receive your treatment
For an IV, a small line delivers the planned fluid and ingredients. For an injection, your clinician gives the agreed dose and explains what happens next.
Finish with clear guidance
Know what to expect after the visit, how to contact the team and whether any follow-up is needed.
GOOD QUESTIONS. CLEARER CHOICES.
Let’s talk about IVs and injections.
A few things to know before your visit. Have another question? We’re happy to help.
IMPORTANT TREATMENT INFORMATION
Read about recovery, side effects and who should avoid treatment in the questions below. We’ll also talk through these details before your appointment.
Which option should I choose?
You don’t need to pick a blend first. Tell us what you’re looking for, and the clinician will review your health and explain whether any of the options are suitable.
What is the difference between an IV and an injection?
An IV gives fluid and ingredients through a vein over an infusion. An injection delivers a dose by another route. Ingredients, purpose and appointment time vary; XO will explain the specific option.
Will B12 help with low energy?
B12 treatment can help when a deficiency is the cause. Low energy has many possible causes, so persistent fatigue needs assessment. An injection is not a guaranteed energy boost when B12 levels are already adequate.
How do the NAD options differ?
The NAD IV menu lists 250 mg, 500 mg and 1000 mg appointments; these labels are not a dose recommendation. The monthly injection-supply entry is a separate option. Contact XO to confirm the current terms, product details and who administers the treatment. A supply listing does not mean self-administration is appropriate.
Who should avoid treatment, and what are the risks?
IV and injection procedures can cause infection, bleeding, local injury, allergic reactions and other complications. Ingredients and your medical history can introduce additional risks. FDA has raised concerns about unsuitable ingredients in sterile compounded NAD products. Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved. Ask about sourcing, formulation, clinical rationale and product-specific safety.
Treatment resources
FDA: ingredients for sterile compounded products ↗
Why ingredient quality and appropriate sterile preparation matter for compounded injections and infusions.
Care that starts with the right question.
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Your questions. A place to begin.
Questions about IV Therapy & Wellness Injections? Tell us what you have in mind. The XO team can help you choose your next appointment.
IV THERAPY & WELLNESS INJECTIONS · XO
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