Description

High-Volume Intravenous Delivery for Intensive Rehydration, Nutrient Therapy & Detoxification Protocols

Clinical-Grade Large-Volume IV Bag for Comprehensive Wellness and Medical Infusion Use

The 1000 mL (1 Liter) IV Bag is a high-capacity, sterile intravenous fluid solution designed for intensive hydration, large-volume nutrient delivery, and advanced infusion therapies. Frequently used in both medical and wellness settings, this IV bag supports full-spectrum protocols that require extended administration times, high-dilution tolerances, and maximum systemic coverage.

Its capacity makes it ideal for therapeutic rehydration, mitochondrial support protocols, chelation treatments, and complex multi-nutrient formulations including high-dose Vitamin C, NAD+, and amino acid therapies.

Whether you’re operating a wellness IV clinic, functional medicine center, or concierge medical practice, the 1000 mL IV bag is the standard for extended, high-efficacy intravenous therapy.

Product Details

• Volume: 1000 mL (1 Liter)

• Base Solutions Available:
  • 0.9% Sodium Chloride (Normal Saline)

  • Lactated Ringer’s (LR)

  • Dextrose 5% in Water (D5W)

  • Sterile Water (with additives only)

• Formulation: Custom-compounded under USP <797> sterile guidelines

• Ports: Dual access (medication port + infusion port)

• Packaging: DEHP-free flexible medical-grade IV bag

• Administration: IV via infusion pump or gravity drip

• Shelf Life: Typically 7–30 days (based on contents and storage)

• Storage Conditions: Refrigerated or at room temperature as indicated

• Rx Required: Yes

Therapeutic Use Cases

The 1000 mL IV bag is appropriate for a wide range of intensive treatments and wellness applications. Primary use cases include:

1. Rehydration and Electrolyte Rebalancing

• Effective for patients with severe dehydration, heat exhaustion, or illness recovery

• Often used in mobile IV services for travel fatigue, hangover relief, and athletic recovery

• Provides electrolyte restoration during long infusion protocols

2. High-Dose Nutrient Therapy

• Supports delivery of Vitamin C up to 100g when clinically indicated

• Enhances patient comfort during infusions requiring pH-neutral or diluted delivery

• Used in treatment protocols for immune support, oxidative stress, and collagen production

3. NAD+ and Mitochondrial Function Support

• Enables NAD+ infusions of 250mg to 1000mg over several hours

• Reduces NAD-related side effects by using high dilution and slow administration

• May be co-infused with carnitine, taurine, and B-complex vitamins

4. Detoxification and Chelation Protocols

• Allows for safe delivery of EDTA, DMPS, or ALA in detox protocols

• Commonly used in heavy metal detox, chronic inflammation management, and environmental toxin removal

• Extended infusion time improves therapeutic absorption while minimizing renal strain

5. Functional and Longevity Medicine

• Supports advanced formulations in anti-aging, cognitive therapy, chronic fatigue, and metabolic optimization

• Combines multiple nutrients, amino acids, antioxidants, and cofactors into a single administration

Compatible Additives (Common Compounded Ingredients)

A wide range of compounds can be added to a 1000 mL IV bag, depending on protocol requirements:

Vitamins and Nutrients

• Vitamin C (25–100 g)

• B-Complex (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6)

• Methylcobalamin (B12)

• Magnesium Sulfate

• Zinc Chloride

• Calcium Gluconate

• Selenium, Chromium, Manganese

Functional Actives

• NAD+ (250 mg–1000 mg)

• Glutathione

• Alpha-Lipoic Acid (ALA)

• Methylene Blue

• EDTA (for chelation)

• L-Carnitine, Taurine, Arginine, Glycine, Ornithine

Each additive is formulated based on compatibility, osmolarity, and pH balance to ensure patient safety and optimal efficacy.

Infusion Protocol

• Infusion Time: Typically 2 to 4 hours depending on therapy

• Line Access: Peripheral IV or central line depending on ingredient strength and osmolarity

• Rate: Regulated via infusion pump or gravity set

• Monitoring: May require supervision for cardiac, renal, or elderly patients

Safety & Tolerability

The large volume allows for significant dilution of acidic or concentrated ingredients, making infusions more comfortable for sensitive patients.

Potential side effects (generally mild and transient):

• Mild flushing (niacin, magnesium)

• Lightheadedness (rapid drip rate)

• Metallic taste (from zinc or B12)

Clinical caution recommended in:

• Patients with CHF, CKD, or fluid restrictions

• High-dose vitamin C in G6PD-deficient individuals

• NAD+ infusions without rate-controlled pump

Storage and Stability

• Most bags require refrigeration (2–8°C)

• Should be protected from light when containing photosensitive compounds like NAD+, methylene blue, or glutathione

• Must reach room temperature before administration

• Follow beyond-use date (BUD) assigned by the compounding pharmacy

Summary

The 1000 mL IV Bag represents the highest standard in advanced intravenous therapy, combining therapeutic volume, versatility, and clinical compatibility. It enables safe, slow administration of high-dose nutrients, detoxifying agents, and complex wellness blends while maintaining fluid balance. Preferred by integrative medicine providers, IV therapy specialists, and high-performance recovery centers, this format is the go-to solution for longer protocols and high-complexity infusions.