Speciality IV drips are mobivIVe’s ingredient-led drips, The Sinus Reliever, The Heartbeat and The Open Airways, chosen as vitamin and nutrient top-ups; they are not treatments for any sinus, heart, lung or allergy condition. The Sinus Reliever costs R1,950 (about 60 minutes), The Heartbeat R1,850 (about 60 minutes) and The Open Airways R1,950 (about 90 minutes). The names are product names, not medical claims. Visit our lounges in Sunninghill (Johannesburg), Stellenbosch or Queenstown, or book a mobile drip in Cape Town or Johannesburg.
Who chooses them. The Sinus Reliever is popular in winter and before travel, The Heartbeat with active people who like a regular vitamin routine (the Heartbeat Programme is 8 drips for R13,530), and The Open Airways with people who want an amino acid top-up. Evidence for these IV nutrients in healthy people is limited. Anyone with a heart, lung, sinus or allergy condition, including asthma, must keep their own doctor’s treatment plan and never stop prescribed medicine or inhalers. If you have chest pain, struggle to breathe or feel your heart racing, go to a hospital emergency unit.
How to book, in 3 simple steps
Book online. Choose your drip, a walk-in lounge (Sunninghill, Stellenbosch or Queenstown) or a mobile drip at your home, office or hotel, and a time at book.mobivive.co.za.
Medical screening. You complete a short medical questionnaire before your drip, so anything that needs extra care is picked up first.
Relax while a registered nurse gives your drip. Most drips take about 45 minutes; NAD+ is given slowly over 90 to 120 minutes.
Is a speciality drip right for me? You complete a medical screening questionnaire, which a registered nurse reviews under the protocols of our medical director, Dr Chris van Zyl. Tell us first if you have a heart, lung, kidney or liver condition, asthma, sinusitis or allergies, are pregnant, or take chronic medication, and keep following your own doctor’s treatment plan. These drips are not treatments for any of those conditions. The nurse places a small cannula in your arm and the drip runs for about 60 to 90 minutes, depending on which one you choose.
Bag: 200ml or 1000ml saline, your choice at no extra cost
What it is
The Sinus Reliever is a vitamin C and zinc drip given over about 60 minutes. It contains vitamin B12, selenium and zinc, high-dose vitamin C, NAC and glutathione.
Bag: 200ml or 1000ml saline, your choice at no extra cost
What it is
The Heartbeat is a vitamin and antioxidant drip given over about 60 minutes. It contains glutathione, phosphatidylcholine, vitamin C, vitamin B12 and the Myers cocktail.
Popular for
People over 40 building a wellness routine
A slower, longer vitamin session
Part of the eight-session Heartbeat Programme
Always screened first: tell us about any heart condition or medication
Bag: 200ml or 1000ml saline, your choice at no extra cost
What it is
The Open Airways is a 90-minute drip built around one ingredient, the amino acid arginine. Arginine is an amino acid the body uses to make nitric oxide.
Popular for
People who prefer a single-ingredient drip
A slow, quiet 90-minute session
Clients curious about arginine
Screened first: it never replaces your inhaler or prescribed treatment
Speciality IV drips are mobivIVe’s ingredient-led drips: The Sinus Reliever, The Heartbeat and The Open Airways. Each is a vitamin, antioxidant or amino acid infusion given by a registered nurse after a medical screening questionnaire. The names are product names. None of these drips treats a sinus, heart, lung or allergy condition.
The Sinus Reliever contains vitamin B12, selenium and zinc, high-dose vitamin C, NAC and glutathione. The Heartbeat contains glutathione, phosphatidylcholine, vitamin C, vitamin B12 and the Myers cocktail. The Open Airways contains arginine. Doses stay private, because each recipe follows the protocols of our medical director, Dr Chris van Zyl.
The Sinus Reliever costs R1,950 and takes about 60 minutes. The Heartbeat costs R1,850 and takes about 60 minutes, and the Heartbeat Programme of 8 drips is R13,530. The Open Airways costs R1,950 and takes about 90 minutes. A mobile drip adds a call-out fee of R400 minimum, or R150 per person for groups.
Tell us before you book, and keep following your own doctor’s treatment plan, including any inhalers or heart medicine. These drips are not treatments for asthma, heart disease, sinusitis or allergies. A registered nurse reviews your screening questionnaire first. If you have chest pain or trouble breathing, go to a hospital emergency unit instead.
Book online at book.mobivive.co.za/book and choose our Sunninghill, Stellenbosch or Queenstown lounge, or select “Your Home, Office, etc.” for a mobile drip in Cape Town or Johannesburg, at home, at work or at your hotel. For questions or the Heartbeat Programme, WhatsApp or call 061 509 6038.
Medical direction: Dr Chris van Zyl mobivIVe’s IV drips are given by registered nurses after a medical screening questionnaire, under the protocols of our medical director, Dr Chris van Zyl, an HPCSA-registered medical doctor (registered as M.C. van Zyl, HPCSA reg. no. MP0287067). Last updated October 2026. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease; individual results vary. Consult your healthcare provider.
