Alpha Immune vs. Super Immune IV: Ingredients, Prices and Which to Book in Tulsa
Alpha Super Immune is Alpha Immune plus methylcobalamin B12 and taurine, with its glutathione listed as high-dose. At our south Tulsa clinic, Alpha Immune costs $250 and Alpha Super Immune costs $300. Both are 1-liter drips that take about 40 minutes. The half-liter Quickie versions are $220 and $270 and take about 20 minutes, and a mobile visit costs $50 more than the same drip in the clinic.
Alpha Immune vs. Super Immune: what's in each bag
| On the menu label | Alpha Immune | Alpha Super Immune |
|---|---|---|
| Lactated Ringer's | 1 liter | 1 liter |
| Vitamin C | High-dose | High-dose |
| Glutathione | Yes | High-dose |
| B-complex (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6) | Yes | Yes |
| Magnesium | Yes | Yes |
| Zinc | Yes | Yes |
| Methylcobalamin B12 | No | Yes |
| Taurine | No | Yes |
The menu doesn't print amounts for these ingredients, so ask the team if you want the doses. Of the two additions, our menu describes methylcobalamin as "the active, ready-to-use form of B12."
Immune IV prices by format
| Format | Alpha Immune | Alpha Super Immune | How to book |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 liter, in clinic (about 40 min) | $250 | $300 | Online or phone |
| Quickie, half liter, in clinic (about 20 min) | $220 | $270 | Online or phone |
| 1 liter, mobile | $300 | $350 | Phone only |
| Quickie, half liter, mobile | $270 | $320 | Phone only |
Three patterns hold across the table:
- Super Immune costs $50 more than Alpha Immune in every format.
- A Quickie costs $30 less than the 1-liter version.
- A mobile visit costs $50 more than the same drip in the clinic.
Prices can change; the booking page shows the current price. Our guide to Quickie infusions explains the shorter format. Mobile IV visits come to your home, office or hotel within 11 miles of South Tulsa, Sapulpa, Broken Arrow and Coweta. They're booked by phone at (918) 210-7568, where you choose your drip and pick a time; ask about visit length when you call.
What a first visit costs
Every new client books a $35 Good Faith Exam, a quick telehealth visit with a licensed provider. It's required once a year and covers you for 12 months, so you don't pay it at every visit. At current menu prices, a first in-clinic visit (exam plus drip) comes to $285 for Alpha Immune or $335 for Super Immune. With a Quickie, it's $255 or $305.
The $79 new-client deal doesn't apply here. It covers the exam plus a 1-liter Hydration IV for first-time clients in the clinic, so it can't be used for either immune drip or for a mobile visit.
Two other things can change what you pay:
- Add-ons. B12, taurine, magnesium, vitamin C and zinc add-ons are $30 each. Super Immune already lists all five, and Alpha Immune lists vitamin C, magnesium and zinc, so check what's in your bag before adding any. Our IV add-ons guide explains the B12, magnesium, vitamin C and zinc add-ons.
- Discounts. We offer 20% off IV infusions for active military, veterans, nurses, teachers, linemen and first responders.
Which one fits your visit
- Alpha Immune if you want the lower-priced of the two and don't specifically want B12 or taurine.
- Alpha Super Immune if you want B12, taurine and high-dose glutathione in the bag too, for $50 more. Our menu calls it the "most complete immune-support infusion."
Format is a separate choice. Pick a Quickie if time is tight, or mobile if you'd rather not come in. Before your drip starts, tell the team about any health conditions and medications. If you're sick, see your physician first — an infusion isn't a treatment for illness.
Immune IV vs. Myers cocktail
Our Myers drips share most of these labels and cost less, so it helps to see all four side by side. Each is a 1-liter drip on Lactated Ringer's that takes about 40 minutes.
| On the menu label | Alpha Myers (Banana Bag) | Alpha Myers Elite | Alpha Immune | Alpha Super Immune |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price in clinic | $190 | $225 | $250 | $300 |
| Vitamin C | Yes | Yes | High-dose | High-dose |
| Glutathione | No | High-dose | Yes | High-dose |
| Methylcobalamin B12 | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| B-complex, magnesium, zinc | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Taurine | No | No | No | Yes |
Going by the labels:
- Of these four, only the two immune drips list their vitamin C as high-dose.
- Alpha Immune is the only one of the four without B12.
- Super Immune's labels are Myers Elite's plus taurine, with the vitamin C listed as high-dose.
For how the two Myers drips differ from each other, see Alpha Myers vs. Alpha Myers Elite.
Not the same as a high-dose vitamin C IV
Both immune drips list "high-dose vitamin C," but our High-Dose IVC drips are a separate, gram-dosed menu line: 15 g to 75 g for $200 to $425, about 75 minutes each, in the clinic only, with a G6PD, CBC and CMP blood test drawn in the clinic before treatment (included in the price).
Details are on the High-Dose IVC 15 g page.
Booking an immune IV in Tulsa
Book any in-clinic immune drip online. The booking page walks you through Visit type → Service → Date & time → Your info → Confirm, and a first visit adds intake, consents and the $35 exam. You can also call (918) 210-7568. Walk-ins are welcome when chairs are open, but we recommend booking ahead.
The clinic is at 8922 S Memorial Dr, Suite C-1, Tulsa, OK 74133, near 91st & Memorial, with free parking on site. We're open 10am–7pm Monday through Friday and 10am–5pm Saturday and Sunday.
Quick answers
Is the Quickie a weaker version? It's the same ingredient list on the menu in a half-liter bag instead of a full liter, so it takes about 20 minutes instead of 40 and costs $30 less.
Can I add B12 and taurine to Alpha Immune instead of upgrading? Both are on the menu as $30 add-ons, so Alpha Immune plus both comes to $310, which is $10 more than Super Immune. Super Immune also lists its glutathione as high-dose.
Does insurance cover an immune IV? Standard health insurance generally doesn't cover IV therapy because it's considered an elective wellness service. We accept FSA and HSA for eligible IV therapy services.