Introducing Keep the Momentum Going: Your First Three Visits, Mapped Out

We are replacing our patchwork of one-off new-guest promos with something simpler and a lot more useful: a single card, handed to you at the end of your first visit, that holds your next two appointments at a discount. It is called Keep the Momentum Going, and it starts today.

The problem we were trying to solve

Our $99 intro IV does exactly what it is supposed to do. People come in curious, sit in a massage chair for forty-five minutes, and leave feeling better than they did when they walked in. That part has never been the hard part.

What happens next is where things fell apart. A guest would finish their intro drip, feel good, and then get handed a decision that was far too big for the amount of information they had: join a membership, buy a package, or nothing. One drip is not enough to know how your body responds to IV therapy, let alone how often you want it. So most people picked "nothing" — not because they were unimpressed, but because it was the only honest answer available to them.

The fix is not a harder sell. It is a second and third visit that are easy to say yes to.

How the card works

Every new guest now leaves with a physical card. Before you go, our team writes your two use-by dates directly on it, so the deadlines are in your hand instead of buried in an email you will never find again.

The discounts are percentages rather than fixed dollar amounts on purpose. They apply to the regular price of whichever eligible IV you choose for that visit, so you are free to try something different the second time around instead of repeating your intro drip. If the Myers' Cocktail was your first, your second could just as easily be a NAD+ infusion.

Why there are deadlines on it

The 60-day and 45-day windows are the part of the card people ask about most, so it is worth being direct: they exist because spacing matters clinically, not just commercially.

A single infusion gives you a data point. Two or three spread across a couple of months give you a pattern — and a pattern is the only thing you can actually make a decision from. Guests who come back within a few weeks tend to describe the difference in specifics: they stopped hitting a wall at three in the afternoon, they recovered from a long weekend faster than usual, they slept through the night. Guests who wait eight months between drips are starting over every time, and the second visit feels a lot like the first.

The windows keep your first three visits close enough together to be readable. That is the whole reason for them.

What happens after visit three

You choose — and by then you are choosing with something to go on. Three drips in, you know which formula suits you and roughly how often you want to come in, which are exactly the two questions that make this decision easy:

There is no penalty for landing on individual visits, and no membership requirement hidden in the fine print. Plenty of our regulars come in seasonally, before travel, or after a hard training block, and that is a perfectly good way to use us.

Common questions