Myers Cocktail Drip

Doctor-led

at Dr. Torun’s Clinic

The gold standard in IV vitamin therapy. The Myers Cocktail is a time-tested blend of B vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium and 10 Essential Amino Acids delivered via IV infusion. It is widely used to combat fatigue, support recovery, and improve general wellbeing.

Myers Cocktail Drip

The essentials.

Treatment focus
The gold standard in IV vitamin therapy
Price
From €325.
Courses
1 course, from €1500. See all courses
Delivered by
Infusions given by our doctors and qualified nurses.
Before treatment
Health screening completed before every session.
Products
Pharmaceutical-grade vitamins and minerals.

Prices may vary based on individual assessment. Your clinician will confirm suitability, timing and aftercare before you begin.

What is the Myers cocktail?

The Myers Cocktail is an intravenous infusion of vitamins and minerals first developed by the American physician Dr. John Myers in the 1960s. It was popularised in the 1990s by Dr. Alan Gaby, and it is now offered by clinics around the world as a general wellbeing drip.

A typical Myers Cocktail contains:

  • Magnesium: supports muscle function and energy metabolism
  • B-complex vitamins: B5, B6 and B12 in particular
  • Vitamin C: at moderate, well-tolerated doses
  • 10 Essential Amino Acids: a balanced amino acid blend included in our clinic's formulation
  • Saline base: to deliver the vitamins safely intravenously

The exact formulation varies between clinics. At Dr. Torun’s Clinic the dose is decided by a doctor at the start of each session.

Who is it suitable for?

The Myers Cocktail is most popular with adults who:

Also

  • Are looking for a wellness boost ahead of a sport or event
  • Want hydration plus vitamins in a single session

It is not suitable for:

  • People with significant kidney disease
  • People with known allergy to any component
  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding (we offer alternatives in these cases)
  • Anyone hoping to use IV therapy in place of a proper medical workup for symptoms
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Before your infusion

Blood tests we may check first

Because the Myers Cocktail contains several vitamins and minerals, a little screening helps us keep it safe and appropriate. Depending on your history, we may check:

  • Complete blood count (CBC)
  • Kidney function: creatinine and urea
  • Electrolytes: particularly calcium and magnesium

Where relevant, we may also look at vitamin B12, vitamin D, serum magnesium and liver function. In many healthy adults requesting a one-off wellness drip, extensive testing is not needed, but we will tell you if it is.

How your Myers’ Cocktail appointment works.

A simple, modern care journey so you know exactly what happens next.

Book your appointment. Book online in under a minute and choose a time that suits you.

Health Assessment. A brief health screen ensures IV therapy is appropriate and safe for you.

Your Infusion. Relax in our comfortable treatment room while your personalised drip is given by one of our doctors or qualified nurses.

Feel the Difference. Most patients notice improved energy and wellbeing within 24-48 hours. Follow-up infusions can be scheduled as needed.

Pricing

Clear, upfront pricing.

Multi-session packages offer a reduced rate when you commit to a course.

Prices may vary based on individual assessment. See our full fee list for all services.

Single sessions

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At home

Your Myers’ Cocktail infusion, at home.

Can’t make it to Tallaght? Your Myers’ Cocktail drip can also be arranged in the comfort and privacy of your own home, with the same clinical standards as a visit to the clinic.

Your drip is chosen after a doctor-led assessment, then given by one of our doctors or qualified nurses, with monitoring throughout the infusion.

Treatment at home depends on your medical assessment and where you live. Contact the clinic to check availability and fees for your area.

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What the evidence says

Let’s be honest: the Myers Cocktail has a fan base, but the published evidence is limited. There are small clinical studies suggesting modest short-term benefit for conditions like fibromyalgia and migraine, but high-quality, large-scale trials are scarce.

What we tell our patients:

If you have specific symptoms, the right starting point is a proper assessment, not a drip.

What happens during your appointment

  1. Brief consultation.: Your doctor reviews your medical history, current medications, allergies and what you want from the drip.
  2. Cannula.: A small cannula is placed, usually on the back of the hand. You will feel a brief pinch.
  3. Infusion.: The drip runs over 30-45 minutes. Most patients read, scroll or rest. Some doze off.
  4. Aftercare.: You can return to normal activities immediately. We recommend drinking water for the rest of the day. A small number of patients report mild flushing or a metallic taste during the infusion, both of which settle quickly.

How the Myers compares to our other IV drips

  • Hydration Therapy: straightforward saline with optional B vitamins, for dehydration, jet lag and hangover recovery
  • Vitamin C Drip: higher-dose vitamin C for immune support and skin health
  • Glutathione Drip: antioxidant focus, popular for skin
  • Iron IV Drips: a medical treatment for diagnosed iron deficiency, not a wellness drip
  • NAD Drip: for cellular energy and metabolic support

If you are unsure which one is right for you, our GP consultation is the best starting point.

Risks and considerations

The Myers Cocktail is well tolerated by most people, but it is still a medical treatment. Points to be aware of include:

  • Electrolyte imbalance, particularly involving magnesium or calcium
  • Allergic reactions to a component
  • Over-supplementation or vitamin toxicity with frequent, repeated use

More is not better with vitamins. We space treatments sensibly and will never encourage unnecessary repeat infusions.

Why choose Dr. Torun’s Clinic

  • Every drip prescribed by a doctor and given by a doctor or qualified nurse
  • Calm, clinical setting with comfortable seating
  • Honest assessment: we will say if a drip is not the answer
  • Multilingual consultations
  • Transparent pricing: see our Fees page

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Health guide · 6 min read

The Myers Cocktail IV Drip: What It Is, Who It Suits, and Honest Expectations

A balanced guide to the Myers Cocktail IV drip in Dublin: ingredients, evidence, who it suits and what to expect at our Tallaght clinic.

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FAQ

Myers’ Cocktail FAQs.

What is in a Myers Cocktail?

A classic Myers Cocktail combines magnesium, B-complex vitamins (including B5, B6 and B12) and vitamin C in a saline base. At Dr. Torun's Clinic, our formulation also includes 10 Essential Amino Acids. The dose and formulation are reviewed by a doctor before each session.

How long does a Myers Cocktail take?

Usually 30-45 minutes from start to finish. You will sit in a comfortable reclining chair, and many patients use the time to read, work or rest.

How often can I have a Myers Cocktail?

For wellness purposes, most patients have a Myers drip every 2-4 weeks, or as a one-off pick-me-up before a busy period. It is not a daily treatment. We will discuss the right frequency for you at your consultation.

Is the Myers Cocktail safe?

In a medical setting, with proper assessment, yes. We screen for kidney problems, medications and allergies before treatment, and you are monitored throughout. Minor side effects can include a warm flushing sensation or a metallic taste during the infusion.

How much does the Myers Cocktail cost in Dublin?

At Dr. Torun's Clinic the Myers Cocktail starts from €325, fully inclusive of the consultation and supervised infusion. See our Fees page.

Will the Myers Cocktail cure anything?

No. The Myers Cocktail is a wellness drip, not a treatment for diagnosed disease. If you have specific symptoms (such as severe fatigue, suspected iron deficiency or recurrent infections), we will recommend a GP consultation and appropriate tests first, then decide together whether a drip is part of the answer.

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