Hydration, Energy, Beauty, Recovery: Inside Our IV & IM Menu

Exploring IV and IM Therapy with Hyndford Hydration

As interest in mobile healthcare and wellness continues to grow, more people are exploring IV and IM therapy to support hydration, recovery, and overall well-being. At Hyndford Hydration, our focus is simple: nurse-led, evidence-informed care delivered safely in the comfort of your home.

Below is an overview of the IV infusions and IM injections we currently offer, along with the reasons clients commonly choose them.

Hydration and Immune Defence

Island Hydration

A straightforward intravenous saline infusion designed to restore fluid balance.

Why clients choose it:
Commonly chosen for hydration support in individuals with orthostatic intolerance, dysautonomia, or reduced oral fluid intake.
Includes: 0.9% NS 1000 mL

What it includes:

0.9% Normal Saline (500 mL or 1,000 mL)
Hydration plays a key role in circulation, energy levels, and reducing dizziness or fatigue related to fluid depletion.

Cedar Shield

A hydration-based infusion with added vitamin support.

Why clients choose it:
Popular during periods of increased physical or mental demand, including seasonal illness, prolonged stress, travel fatigue, or when clients want more support than fluids alone.

What it includes:

Vitamin C
B-Complex
0.9% Normal Saline (500 mL)

Vitamin C and B vitamins are widely recognized for their roles in immune function, energy metabolism, and stress response.

Energy and Vitality

Harbour Renewal (Classic Myers Blend)

A comprehensive wellness infusion designed to support energy and resilience.

Why clients choose it:
Frequently booked for general wellness support, stress resilience, and sustained energy during demanding periods.

What it includes:

Vitamin C
Magnesium
Calcium
B-Complex
0.9% Normal Saline (500 mL)

Beauty and Performance

Ocean Glow

An antioxidant-focused infusion.

Why clients choose it:
Often booked by those seeking cellular antioxidant support as part of an overall wellness or self-care routine.

What it includes:

Glutathione
0.9% Normal Saline (250 mL)
Glutathione is widely studied for its role in managing oxidative stress and protecting cells.

Pacific Reset

A versatile recovery-focused infusion.

Why clients choose it:
Commonly selected after exercise, long travel days, dehydration, late nights, or physically demanding schedules. Clients often describe feeling more balanced and recovered afterward.

What it includes:

Magnesium
B-Complex
0.9% Normal Saline (500 mL)

Optional add-ons:

Vitamin C
Glutathione
This allows care to be tailored while keeping the base infusion predictable and straightforward.

IM Injections

Intramuscular injections provide targeted support in a shorter visit and are commonly booked on their own or alongside IV therapy.

Vital Boost (B12)

Supports red blood cell production, energy, and nervous system function.

Vitality Blend (B-Complex)

Supports metabolism, stress resilience, and steady energy.

Immune Boost (Vitamin D3)

Supports bone health, immune function, and mood regulation. Particularly relevant in northern climates with limited sun exposure.

Cell Glow (Glutathione)

Provides antioxidant support and helps manage oxidative stress.

Premium and Special-Order Infusions

Some advanced IV therapies are available by enquiry only.

These infusions require additional screening, advance ordering, and provider approval when clinically appropriate.

Available by enquiry may include:

NAD⁺ IV therapy
NAD⁺ combined with Harbour Renewal
Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA)–based antioxidant infusions
Pricing, dosing, and infusion time are determined after review and are not listed publicly.

Why Clients Choose IV and IM Therapy

Clients commonly choose IV and IM therapy for:

Faster nutrient delivery compared to oral supplements
Targeted support for hydration, recovery, or energy
Convenience of receiving care at home
Nurse-led oversight with appropriate screening
Experienced nurses provide all services in accordance with Canadian clinical standards.

Getting Started

If you’re curious about whether IV or IM therapy is appropriate for you, we invite you to explore our Signature Infusions or contact us with questions. We’re happy to provide information and help you decide what fits your needs.

Our goal is to create an atmosphere that feels professional, calming, and supportive.

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