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The Relax Me vs The Performance IV in Miami: Compare the Menu Before Your Consultation

October 29, 2026·5 min read
Compare The Wellness Room’s The Relax Me $165 and The Performance $185 IV menu listings, then request a consultation to discuss your questions.
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The Relax Me and The Performance sound as if they point to two different goals. That may make the names tempting to use as a shortcut when choosing an IV service. But a menu name cannot tell you how a service fits your health history, questions, or preferences.

The Wellness Room currently lists The Relax Me at $165 per session and The Performance at $185 per session. This article compares only what appears on the published menu: the names, prices, and listed ingredients. It does not interpret what those ingredients may do, recommend either service, or determine whether an IV service is appropriate for you.

The two listings side by side

The Relax Me is listed at $165 per session with:

  • Magnesium Glycinate
  • Magnesium Chloride
  • Calcium Gluconate
  • Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid)
  • B Complex

The Performance is listed at $185 per session with:

  • Amino Acid Blend
  • Magnesium Chloride
  • Calcium Gluconate
  • Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid)
  • B Complex

Four ingredient names appear in both listings: Magnesium Chloride, Calcium Gluconate, Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid), and B Complex. The Relax Me also lists Magnesium Glycinate. The Performance instead lists an Amino Acid Blend.

Those are menu listings, not guarantees of a current clinical formulation. They do not provide amounts, concentrations, or a complete basis for comparing suitability. Ask The Wellness Room to confirm the current formulation and explain the limits of what can be concluded from the public ingredient list.

What the $20 price difference does not tell you

The published difference between the two sessions is $20. The Performance is listed at $185, while The Relax Me is listed at $165.

That difference is useful for checking the menu, but it is not a measure of benefit, quality, strength, or fit. A higher price does not mean that a service is better for you. It also does not explain why the clinic prices the listings differently.

If cost is part of your decision, ask what each published price includes and whether the live menu has changed. Keep that conversation separate from questions about your health. The clinic should address personal suitability during a consultation, not through a price comparison.

Do not let the names make the decision

"Relax Me" and "Performance" are marketing names. They may catch your attention because one sounds calming and the other sounds active. The names alone do not establish an effect or tell you what your body needs.

A more useful starting point is the reason you are looking at IV therapy. Tell the clinician what caught your attention, what you hope to discuss, and what questions you have. Then ask the clinician to explain the menu's limitations, possible alternatives, and whether any service is appropriate for you.

You can keep the question simple: "I am comparing The Relax Me and The Performance. Can you confirm the current listings and explain what I should understand before choosing?"

Questions to bring to The Wellness Room

You do not need to arrive with a service already selected. A consultation gives you a place to ask about the current menu and discuss personal health questions with the clinic.

Consider asking:

  • Are The Relax Me and The Performance still offered at the published prices?
  • Does the current formulation match the ingredient list online?
  • What does each session price include?
  • What are the limits of comparing these services by name and ingredient list?
  • Are there alternatives I should understand before making a decision?
  • Based on the information I share in consultation, is any service appropriate for me?

These questions leave the clinical judgment with the clinician. They also help prevent the menu names or the $20 difference from doing more work than they should.

Check the current menu before you book

The Wellness Room's current pricing page is the best place to recheck the published names, prices, and ingredient lists. You can also review the clinic's IV therapy service page for its current service information.

Online details can change, so confirm the listing with the clinic when you call. If the live information differs from an older screenshot, search result, or saved page, ask The Wellness Room which details are current.

Request an IV therapy consultation

To compare The Relax Me and The Performance with a clinician, request an IV therapy consultation with The Wellness Room. Call +1 (786) 985-0085 and name both services so the team knows which menu entries you want to discuss.

Ask the clinic to confirm the current prices and formulations, explain the limits and alternatives, and discuss whether any IV service is appropriate for you. You can make the final decision after that conversation rather than relying on a marketing name or price difference alone.

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