Before you train or compete
Pump
Built to be taken before a workout or a game, when you want to start already topped off rather than catching up afterward.
- Amino blend
- B-complex
- Glycine
- Vitamin B12
- L-taurine
Hydration, delivered
Intravenous fluids and vitamin infusions, placed by a registered nurse in our clinical space on Kinnear Road. Come in for plain fluids, or add a formula built for training, recovery, or immune support. Open to everyone, and half price for medical members.
Call (614) 437-9002Who it is for
Some people come in for volume alone, after a hard training block, a long flight, a stomach bug, or a day that got away from them. Others want the vitamins and amino acids that go into our blends. Either way you are getting it intravenously, which means it goes in directly rather than through your gut.
This is medical care, so it starts with a short screening rather than a menu. A few of the ingredients are not appropriate for everyone, and our medical team would rather catch that up front.
The blends
Each one starts from the same liter of fluid, then adds a different combination. Your nurse or provider can help you choose at your screening.
Before you train or compete
Built to be taken before a workout or a game, when you want to start already topped off rather than catching up afterward.
After you have emptied the tank
Our recovery formula, for after you have pushed hard in the gym, on the field, or on the court and the soreness and fatigue have caught up with you.
When you need to reset
The most complete of the blends, with magnesium and an anti-nausea medication included for people who are not feeling their best.
When you want immune support
Zinc, vitamin C, and glutathione, the nutrients people most often reach for when they want to support immune function.
Pricing
Hydrate. One liter of intravenous fluid on its own, either normal saline or lactated Ringer's depending on stock. Fluid volume, nothing added.
ARMORY Hydration. The same liter of fluid plus your choice of formula: Pump, Boost, Revive, or Defend.
Priced per bag. No membership is required. The half-price rate is a medical membership benefit; gym, basketball, and strength and conditioning memberships do not include it.
How it works
01
Book through the form and say whether you want plain fluids or one of the blends. Not sure? Say that instead, and we will help you pick.
02
Before your first infusion our medical team reviews a short screening: allergies, medications, kidney health, and pregnancy. A few ingredients are not right for everyone.
03
A registered nurse places the IV in our clinical space. Most bags run 30 to 45 minutes, so plan for about an hour door to door.
Questions
No. IV therapy is open to everyone. Medical members pay half price: a Hydrate bag is $50 instead of $100, and an ARMORY Hydration blend is $90 instead of $180. Gym, basketball, and strength and conditioning memberships do not include the discount.
Book online and our medical team reviews a short health screening before your first infusion. We ask about allergies, medications, kidney health, and pregnancy, because a few of the ingredients are not appropriate for everyone. It is quick, and it is how we keep this safe rather than automatic.
Most bags run about 30 to 45 minutes, depending on the formula and how quickly you tolerate the fluids. Plan for an hour from arrival to walking out.
Hydrate is one liter of plain intravenous fluid, either normal saline or lactated Ringer's depending on stock. It is fluid volume and nothing else. The ARMORY Hydration blends start from that same fluid and add a formula: Pump, Boost, Revive, or Defend.
A registered nurse, working under our medical care team, in our clinical space at 880 Kinnear Road.
That depends on you and on why you are coming in. Talk it through with our medical care team at your screening rather than booking a standing schedule up front.
Related: Recovery · Performance Medicine · Advanced Testing
Included with or discounted by membership. Your first visit applies toward your first month when you join within 30 days.
Medically reviewed by Shawn Bailey, MD · Last reviewed June 2026