Hydration & nutrient IVs · Milton, GA
IV Therapy & NAD+
in Milton, GA
Big game ahead? Late night behind you? A long trip, a busy week, or simply not feeling your best?
Tell us what brings you in. Explore a broad range of hydration and nutrient IVs with a clinical team that considers your needs, your health history, and the right next step for you.
Open 7 days a week · Walk-ins welcome
Find our Milton clinic & get directions →
Open OlympusMD in Apple Maps →
What brings you in?
- 01Game day & active weekends
- 02Long flights & road trips
- 03A late night on the town
- 04A busy week & wanting a boost
- 05Simply feeling run-down
Start with a conversation. Our team will assess your needs and whether IV therapy is appropriate.
IVs are where we began
A full IV menu.
A personal approach.
Hydration and nutrient IVs are at the heart of OlympusMD Wellness. From a straightforward hydration visit to a vitamin and nutrient blend, we offer options for men and women with different needs and goals.
You do not need to know the name of an IV before you arrive. Tell us how you are feeling and what you have in mind—we will help you explore the choices.
Hydration IVs
Fluid-focused options, with any additional ingredients selected by your clinician according to your needs.
Vitamin & nutrient IVs
Explore blends such as Myers, Liquid Lifeline, and The Gold Standard, along with other options on our current menu.
Care tailored to your visit
Your symptoms, health history, and goals guide the conversation. Our team helps you understand the ingredients and choose appropriately.
Also part of our IV offering
Including Niagen (NR) & NAD+
Curious about NR or NAD+? We offer both alongside our broader hydration and nutrient IV menu. Ask our team about the differences and whether either fits your needs.
Niagen (NR) IV
Niagen is nicotinamide riboside, or NR—a precursor the body can use to make NAD+. It is a different substance from NAD+ itself.
NAD+ IV
NAD+ is nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. NAD+ IV and NR IV are distinct options, with different formulations and visit considerations to discuss with your provider.
An ingredient’s role in the body does not establish the benefits of an infusion. Your clinician can discuss the evidence, uncertainties, risks, and alternatives. Results are not guaranteed.
Your visit, made personal
Come with questions.
We will take it from there.
Tell us how you are feeling
We start with your reason for visiting, medical history, medicines, and questions.
Choose with clinical guidance
Discuss the options, ingredients, risks, alternatives, and total cost before deciding.
Settle into your visit
If an infusion is appropriate, our team will explain what to expect during and after your visit.
Plan your IV therapy visit in Milton
A useful IV consultation starts with what you want to discuss, your health history, and the exact formulation being considered. A menu name alone does not tell you whether a treatment is right for you.
What to bring and ask
Bring an up-to-date list of medications, vitamins, and supplements. Tell the clinical team about allergies, previous infusion reactions, and any conditions or treatment restrictions your usual healthcare professional has discussed with you. Share recent laboratory results if you already have them; the team can explain whether additional information is needed.
Ask what is in the proposed infusion, why those ingredients are being considered, what risks and alternatives apply, and what the visit will cost before treatment. For NAD+ or Niagen (NR), ask which product is being offered: these names refer to different substances and should not be treated as interchangeable.
Your visit, at your pace
When you call, tell us whether you are interested in hydration, a nutrient infusion, NAD+, or Niagen. We can explain the consultation process, current availability, and whether an appointment would be helpful. Walk-ins are welcome, but the clinical assessment still determines whether treatment can proceed. Tell staff promptly about discomfort during any treatment and ask whom to contact with concerns after leaving.
Our Milton care team includes Gigi Samed, MD, MBA and Dan McCarthy, PA. Ask which clinician is the appropriate fit for your visit. Meet the OlympusMD team and learn about each person’s role and experience.
Explore care that fits your goals
IV therapy & NAD+ · Medical weight loss · Peptide consultations · Men’s hormone care · Women’s hormone care · Gut health & nutrition · PRP consultations · SoftWave & pain relief · All wellness services
You can start with one service. Additional care is a conversation, not a required package.
Good questions. Clear answers.
Before your IV visit
A little guidance makes it easier to plan.
Which IV should I choose?
You do not need to choose a bag before speaking with us. Share your goals, symptoms, medical history, and current medicines. Our clinical team reviews the available options and whether an infusion is appropriate for you.
Are walk-ins welcome?
Yes. IV walk-ins are welcome during clinic hours. Call ahead if you are short on time, have questions, or want to check a particular infusion’s availability. If online booking looks full, call our team.
Do you offer more than NAD+ and Niagen?
Absolutely. Our broader offering includes fluid-focused hydration, vitamin and nutrient blends such as Myers, and a range of other IV menu options. Niagen (NR) and NAD+ are additional choices within that wider offering.
Can I come in after travel, a late night, or before a game?
Yes—these are common reasons people contact us. We start by assessing how you feel and whether treatment makes sense. IV therapy is not a hangover cure or a proven shortcut to better athletic performance, and fluids do not reverse alcohol intoxication.
What if I am not feeling well?
Call before coming in so we can discuss your symptoms and the right next step. Feeling run-down or unwell can have many causes; an infusion should not replace medical evaluation. Severe or worsening symptoms need urgent medical attention.
What should I know before an infusion?
IV therapy delivers fluid and selected ingredients through a vein. Your clinician should explain the proposed ingredients, expected benefits, alternatives, and risks, including infection, vein irritation, fluid overload, and reactions to ingredients. Tell us about kidney or heart conditions, pregnancy, allergies, and all medicines or supplements you use.
How much does it cost, and how long is a visit?
Cost and visit length vary by infusion and any clinically appropriate additions. View the current booking menu or call for details. We can confirm what is included, whether an assessment is needed, and how much time to allow before you book.
Let’s plan your visit
Your next stop:
OlympusMD in Milton.
Call for current IV availability and help choosing your visit. Walk-ins are welcome during clinic hours, and online booking is also available.
IV treatments take place in person at our Milton clinic.
Visit us in Milton
12635 Crabapple Rd, Suite 140
Milton, GA 30004
Between Smoke on the Farm and Orangetheory Fitness.
Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
Saturday–Sunday: 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Holiday hours may vary. Call ahead for current availability.
Insurance & payment: OlympusMD Wellness does not accept or bill insurance. Some services may be eligible for HSA or FSA payment depending on your plan. Confirm eligibility with your plan administrator.
