Methylcobalamin, the active form of B12, appears in B-Lean and in no other drip on our menu. The people who bring it to you, anywhere in Chicago and the suburbs, are Wellness Angels: our nurses and nurse practitioners.
Step 01
Choose a day with some space in it, then a time that suits. Blue Sky IV is mobile only, so you name the place, at home, at work or in a hotel, and the kit comes to it.
Step 02
Every visit starts with an individual health screening. It decides whether B-Lean is appropriate for you today, and a visit may be declined based on it. Services are provided under physician supervision where required by applicable law.
Step 03
Your Wellness Angel starts B-Lean and checks on it throughout its 30 to 60 minutes, then takes out the IV, packs up every last piece and heads off.
People with a full calendar and a vitamin routine they actually keep.
Every morning runs in the same order: coffee, then the B12 from the bottle beside the machine. You checked which form it was before you bought it, and you expect the same courtesy from an IV menu. Ours names B-Lean's B12 plainly: methylcobalamin. The drip can run while the second cup cools.
Your haircut is booked five weeks out, and your dentist has never once had to chase you. B-Lean suits a calendar like that: you pick the week, and the drip turns up at your address with a Wellness Angel.
The guest room is occupied, dinner is for eight every night, and somebody always needs a ride from somewhere. Nobody in the house is getting across town for anything this week, you included. So B-Lean comes to the dining room instead, with a Wellness Angel, and the household carries on around you while it runs.
Get-Up-And-Go
The same B-vitamin complex as B-Lean, with an amino acid blend (arginine, citrulline, lysine and proline) in place of the taurine and B12.
Book an AngelBrainstorm
Taurine again, this time with alpha-lipoic acid, an antioxidant, and vitamin B6 on its own instead of the full B-vitamin complex.
Book an AngelTimeless
Also carries B12, in its hydroxocobalamin form, beside the same B-vitamin complex, magnesium and NAC, an amino acid the body uses to make glutathione.
Book an AngelB-Lean, Blue Sky Glow and Alleviate. Blue Sky Glow and Alleviate both use hydroxocobalamin; B-Lean uses methylcobalamin, the active form. If that form is the one you want, B-Lean is the drip to ask for. Your individual health screening then confirms whether it is appropriate for you.
No. B-Lean is an IV drip that runs 30 to 60 minutes and carries taurine and a B-vitamin complex as well as B12. Methylcobalamin B12 is also on our add-on list, where it can be added to a drip or given as a shot into the muscle.
Yes. Each of them has their own individual health screening first. For a bigger crowd, start with our Groups & Events page.
Not necessarily. That is for the individual health screening at the start of your visit to decide, and a visit may be declined based on it. Blue Sky IV provides scheduled, non-emergency wellness services and is not a substitute for emergency or primary medical care. If you are having a medical emergency, call 911.
You can ask for Glutathione, Zinc Sulfate or NAD+ in the same bag, and Magnesium Chloride is coming soon. Add-ons and their prices are on the IV menu, and your individual health screening decides whether one is appropriate for you.
B-Lean, by Appointment
The haircut and the dentist keep their slots, and B-Lean fits in around them, anywhere in Chicago and its suburbs. Pick a time. We'll show up.
