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I had a very similar question recently. Did you ever figure out if mixing a Myers is permitted?

All good information. Thank you for those responding. The potential employer is an internal med physician who also has studied holistic medicine. It’s not a med spa type place. There are always providers there seeing patients for medical problems. I’m not sure if that makes any difference. I just wanted to add that.

This is what I found on the CA BRN website. I don’t think mixing antibiotics with a diluent is a problem. I think it’s the mixing of several vitamins into a bag together. I’m attaching a couple of things for review. It’s really making me nervous.

@DowntheRiver I just had a question regarding the iv hydration job. Do you mix the vitamin cocktails or do they come premade from a pharmacy?

Hello all, I have been offered a position at an integrative clinic In California which provides IV Myers’ cocktails and other vitamin infusions. With an order, I know this is something an RN can infuse. My question is regarding mixing the IV bags. At the clinic it appears that the RNs are making the bags by drawing up each vitamin as ordered and adding it to the normal saline bags. Is this permitted? Or is this considered “compounding”? Does anybody else work at a clinic similar to this or a hydration clinic? And if so, how does it work for you? Who prepares the bags or are they ordered? thank you!