IV Infusion Therapy · Long Island & NYC

Migraine Relief

A prescription-medication infusion built for migraine days. Eligibility confirmed at intake.

Licensed Medical Providers
In-Clinic & Mobile
Long Island & NYC
From $225
About This Treatment

What Is Migraine Relief?

This infusion combines magnesium and B vitamins with three prescription medications commonly used for acute migraine: an anti-inflammatory, an anti-nausea medication, and a corticosteroid.

Because it contains prescription medications, eligibility is confirmed by a provider before treatment. This is not a wellness drip — it's a symptom-directed infusion, and it isn't appropriate for everyone.

Fit Check

Is This the Right Drip?

Good fit if

You get migraines and you've discussed IV treatment with a provider as part of your care.

Looking for something else?

This is a symptom-directed infusion containing prescription medication — not a wellness drip. If you're after general wellness support, Myer's Cocktail is the place to start.

Formula Breakdown

What's In This Drip

Ingredient
What It Is
Magnesium
A mineral involved in nerve and muscle function.
Calcium
A mineral involved in nerve signaling.
B12 and B-Complex
B vitamins involved in energy metabolism and nerve function.
Vitamin C
An antioxidant.
Ketorolac
A prescription anti-inflammatory medication.
Ondansetron
A prescription anti-nausea medication.
Dexamethasone
A prescription corticosteroid.

Exact formulations are determined by your provider based on individual assessment.

Your Visit

What to Expect

During Your Session

Sessions take 45–60 minutes. Anti-nausea medication is given early so discomfort is addressed first. Many patients find the quiet, dim clinic environment comfortable during treatment.

Individual Response

Response varies from person to person. Your provider will discuss what to expect.

How Often Should You Come

Frequency depends on your goals and your clinical picture. Your provider will recommend a schedule at intake.

Is This Right for You

Commonly Requested For

Migraine Days

You're in the middle of a migraine, or you feel one coming on.

As Part of a Care Plan

You've discussed IV treatment with a provider who manages your migraines.

When Pills Won't Stay Down

Nausea is preventing you from tolerating oral medication.

Common Questions

Migraine Relief FAQ

What's in the Migraine Relief infusion?
Magnesium, B vitamins, and vitamin C, plus three prescription medications: ketorolac (an anti-inflammatory), ondansetron (an anti-nausea medication), and dexamethasone (a corticosteroid).
Do I need a migraine diagnosis to book this?
This infusion contains prescription medications intended for patients with a migraine diagnosis and an established plan of care. If you have recurrent severe headaches and haven't been evaluated, that's the right first step — not IV symptom management.
Are the medications safe?
The medications in this protocol are routinely used in outpatient and emergency settings for acute headache management. They are non-narcotic. A brief intake assessment is completed before each session to confirm the protocol is appropriate for you.
Can you come to me?
Yes — our mobile service is available throughout Long Island and the NYC metro area. A licensed provider comes to you for a $100 travel fee.
Is this a substitute for a neurology workup?
No. Symptom management is not a replacement for evaluation. Recurrent severe headaches are worth a formal workup with a provider who focuses on headache disorders.
Is the Migraine Relief infusion safe?
All RevitaLine infusions are administered by licensed medical professionals using sterile, pharmaceutical-grade ingredients. A brief intake assessment is completed before each session. Clinical services are provided by Santiago Acute Care NP Services PLLC.
Ready for Relief

Ready to Book Your Migraine Relief?

Delivered by licensed medical professionals — at our Farmingdale clinic or mobile to your door.