ASAP Fertility IV
What's in the ASAP Fertility IV
Antioxidant and nutrient support while you're trying to conceive.
IV fluid
Vitamin C
Glutathione
Zinc
Carnitine
Arginine
B-complex
Vitamin B-12
Coordinated with your physician or REI
We're happy to work with you directly, or with your reproductive endocrinologist, OB/GYN or fertility team, in line with your protocol.
Is it right for me?
Your nurse reviews your health history before your IV. Questions, or coordinating with your REI? Contact our team.
Updated October 2026 · Reviewed by Taylor J. Graber, MD
Book Your ASAP Fertility IV
Give us a call or text us today.
San Diego: 619-431-1714
Scottsdale: 602-492-6594
San Francisco: 415-295-2316
Boise: 208-391-5315
You can also schedule your in-home IV or clinic IV therapy online!
A nutrient IV for people who are trying to conceive
The ASAP Fertility IV is IV fluid with vitamins, antioxidants and amino acids, given by a registered nurse. Either partner can book it. It is an optional wellness infusion, not a fertility treatment: it does not replace an evaluation, a diagnosis or the plan your fertility team has set, and no nutrient IV has been proven to improve conception or IVF outcomes.
- IV fluid
- Sterile saline for hydration.
- Vitamin C
- An antioxidant vitamin.
- Glutathione
- An antioxidant made naturally by the body.
- Zinc
- An essential mineral.
- Carnitine
- A compound the body makes from amino acids.
- Arginine
- An amino acid.
- B-Complex
- A blend of B vitamins.
- Vitamin B-12
- A B vitamin, included with the B-Complex.
If you are in an IVF cycle or taking fertility medicines, ask the clinician managing your care whether an infusion fits your plan and timing before you book. Bring your medication and supplement list to your visit so your nurse can review it.
If you have been trying to conceive for 12 months (or six months if you are 35 or older), a fertility evaluation is the recommended next step, and an infusion should not delay it. Conditions such as PCOS, endometriosis or irregular cycles call for an individual medical plan from your own clinician.
What to expect at your visit
- Book online, or call or text your local team.
- Health review. Your nurse reviews your health history, medicines and allergies before starting.
- The drip. The infusion takes 20–45 minutes, at home or in one of our clinics.
- Afterwards. You can return to your day. Tell your nurse about any new symptoms during or after the infusion.
Common questions
Does the Fertility IV improve my chances of getting pregnant?
No nutrient IV has been proven to improve conception, implantation or IVF success. Some people choose it as part of their general wellness routine while trying to conceive.
Can my partner get it too?
Yes. Either partner can book.
Do I need a referral?
No. If you are under a fertility team's care, we recommend checking with them first, and we are glad to coordinate with them.
How long does it take?
The infusion takes 20–45 minutes.
Where can I get it?
At all six ASAP IVs clinics (La Jolla, Encinitas, Old Town Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Pleasanton and San Jose) or by mobile visit in San Diego, Arizona, the Bay Area and Boise.
How much does it cost?
$250 per visit in clinic, or a 5-pack for $1,100. Mobile visit pricing is shown when you book.
Want the detail? Read our guide: IV Therapy for Fertility: Evidence, Nutrition and Safety