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IV Therapy

Compounded Sterile IV Therapy

If a provider prescribes a compounded IV preparation — a Myers' cocktail, NAD+, glutathione, a custom vitamin-and-mineral blend — we prepare it as a sterile medication, and a licensed provider administers it in their clinic. We've brought the same care to this work since The Chemist Shop was founded in 2007.

PCAB & ACHC Accredited
PCCA & APC member
LegitScript Certified
LDN Research Trust listed pharmacy
Licensed in 7 states
PCAB & ACHC Accredited
PCCA & APC member
LegitScript Certified
LDN Research Trust listed pharmacy
Licensed in 7 states
PCAB & ACHC Accredited
PCCA & APC member
LegitScript Certified
LDN Research Trust listed pharmacy
Licensed in 7 states
Why The Chemist Shop

Why patients and providers choose The Chemist Shop

When a medication is made for one person, the pharmacy behind it matters. Here's what patients and providers count on us for, and all of it is verifiable.

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Sterile, the way IV requires
An IV goes straight into the bloodstream, so it has to be made sterile — and our sterile compounding is PCAB-accredited to USP <797>, the standard built for exactly that.
Standards you can verify
We hold ourselves to verifiable standards — accredited by PCAB and ACHC, certified by LegitScript, a PCCA and APC member, and listed with the LDN Research Trust.
A partner in more places
Licensed across NY, NJ, CT, PA, FL, AZ, and NH, with more states expanding — so a clinic or provider in any of them can work with one sterile-compounding partner.
Founded in 2007
Every preparation we make is patient-specific and prepared to a prescriber's order — and a real person who knows the work answers the phone.
Why The Chemist Shop

Why patients and providers choose The Chemist Shop

When a medication is made for one person, the pharmacy behind it matters. Here's what patients and providers count on us for, and all of it is verifiable.

Find a Provider
Sterile, the way IV requires
An IV goes straight into the bloodstream, so it has to be made sterile — and our sterile compounding is PCAB-accredited to USP <797>, the standard built for exactly that.
Standards you can verify
We hold ourselves to verifiable standards — accredited by PCAB and ACHC, certified by LegitScript, a PCCA and APC member, and listed with the LDN Research Trust.
A partner in more places
Licensed across NY, NJ, CT, PA, FL, AZ, and NH, with more states expanding — so a clinic or provider in any of them can work with one sterile-compounding partner.
Founded in 2007
Every preparation we make is patient-specific and prepared to a prescriber's order — and a real person who knows the work answers the phone.
What to Expect

How to get started

Find your provider

Tell us where you are, and we'll connect you with a partnered provider near you.

Your provider decides

They'll evaluate whether a compounded medication is right for you and, if so, write your prescription.

We prepare it

We compound your medication from that prescription and send it out — made for you, never sold off a shelf.

Why The Chemist Shop

Run an IV practice? We're your sterile-compounding partner.

You run the clinic and the clinical relationships; we make the bags. If you operate an IV drip lounge, a med spa, a hormone-optimization or functional-medicine practice, we compound the sterile IV preparations your protocols call for — prepared to your prescriptions, to USP <797> sterile standards, and shipped to the states where we're licensed. One accredited, LegitScript-certified, multi-state 503A partner instead of a patchwork.

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IV Therapy Services FAQs

What's in a Myers' cocktail?

A Myers' cocktail is a compounded sterile IV preparation that typically combines magnesium, calcium, B-vitamins, and vitamin C. It was originally formulated by Dr. John Myers. The exact formula is set by your provider's prescription, and we prepare it as a sterile medication to that order.

What is NAD+ IV therapy?

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme involved in cellular metabolism. NAD+ IV therapy delivers it intravenously. We compound NAD+ as a sterile preparation from a provider's prescription; whether it's appropriate for you, and why, is a decision for your prescribing provider.

Do I need a prescription for an IV like NAD+?

Yes. Compounded IV preparations are prescription-only — we can't prepare one without a prescription from a licensed provider, and we don't sell them direct to patients. A provider also administers it; these aren't for at-home or self-use.

Who actually gives the IV?

A licensed provider or nurse, in a clinical setting — not us, and not you at home. We're the compounding pharmacy that prepares the sterile preparation to your provider's prescription; your provider administers it as part of their care.

Are compounded IV preparations FDA-approved?

No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and haven't been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. They're prepared as a sterile medication for one specific patient from a provider's prescription, rather than manufactured for everyone.

What does "sterile compounding" mean, and why does it matter for IV?

Because an IV goes directly into the bloodstream, the preparation has to be made sterile — free of contamination — under controlled conditions. Sterile compounding follows USP <797> standards for exactly that. It's a capability many pharmacies don't have, and it's central to how IV preparations are made safely.

Is The Chemist Shop accredited for sterile compounding?

Yes — and for IV, that's the part that matters. Our sterile compounding is PCAB-accredited to USP <797> (non-hazardous) and USP <800> (hazardous). We're also accredited by PCAB and ACHC overall, certified by LegitScript, a PCCA and APC member, and listed with the LDN Research Trust. All of it is verifiable.

I run an IV clinic. Can you supply our bags?

Yes — that's a big part of what we do. We compound sterile IV preparations for IV clinics, med spas, and functional-medicine practices across the states where we're licensed, prepared to your prescriptions. The best next step is to start a partnership conversation.

Medicine made for the person taking it

Partner with us, or find a provider who prescribes through The Chemist Shop.

Compliance and Terms

This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Compounded medications are prepared based on a prescription from a licensed healthcare provider — they are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Consult your healthcare provider before starting any new treatment.