Tri Immune Injection vs The Immunity IV in Miami: Compare The Wellness Room Menu Before Consultation

The Wellness Room's current Pricing tab lists two services with similar names in different menu sections. Tri Immune appears under Vitamin Injections at $25 for one injection or $95 for a pack of four. The Immunity appears under IV wellness drips at $145 per session.

Those names can look interchangeable in a search result, but the public menu presents different service formats and prices. This guide helps you identify the listing you mean before you request a consultation. It does not recommend a service, provide medical advice, decide eligibility, or promise an outcome.

Start with the exact menu lines

The verified Pricing tab currently shows:

• Tri Immune: $25 for a single injection;
• Tri Immune: $95 for a pack of four; and
• The Immunity: $145 per IV session.

Use the complete name when you contact The Wellness Room. Asking about "the immunity option" may not tell the team whether you mean the vitamin injection entry or the IV drip entry.

A clear first message could say: "I am comparing the current Tri Immune injection and The Immunity IV listings. Can you confirm the prices and explain which questions belong in a consultation before I book?"

Compare formats without choosing from price alone

Tri Immune is displayed in the Vitamin Injections section. The menu offers it as one injection or a pack of four. The Immunity is displayed in the IV wellness drip section with a per-session price.

That distinction matters when you ask about scheduling, what the listed amount includes, and how the clinic handles a consultation. It does not tell you which service is appropriate for you.

The public price also does not establish a personal plan. Four Tri Immune singles would total $100 at the displayed single price, while the listed pack is $95. That is a menu comparison, not a reason to buy a pack. Ask the clinic to confirm the current terms, expiration rules, scheduling expectations, and whether the pack is relevant to the conversation you want to have.

Keep the names separate from health claims

Tri Immune and The Immunity are menu names. A name does not prove that either service will prevent an illness, shorten symptoms, repair cells, improve fatigue, or produce a specific immune response for a particular person.

This article does not adopt the promotional benefit language shown elsewhere on the page. If you are sick, have symptoms, or need medical advice, contact an appropriate healthcare professional. A pricing article cannot assess your situation.

During a consultation, ask The Wellness Room what each listing means in the clinic's current menu and who reviews questions about health history, medications, allergies, pregnancy, recent care, or personal suitability.

Ask what each displayed price includes

The menu gives a useful starting point, but it does not answer every operational question. Ask the clinic to confirm:

• whether Tri Immune is still $25 for one and $95 for four;
• whether The Immunity is still $145 per session;
• what the displayed amounts include;
• whether consultation time or other fees are separate;
• how a pack of four is scheduled and managed;
• what cancellation or rescheduling terms apply; and
• which private or clinical questions require a different communication channel.

Do not assume the two formats share the same appointment structure. The Wellness Room should explain its current process.

Do not borrow details from one listing for the other

The Immunity IV menu line names Zinc, Magnesium Chloride, Calcium Gluconate, Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid), and B Complex. The Tri Immune injection entry used for this article does not publish an ingredient list or dose.

That difference should remain visible. Do not attach the IV ingredient list to Tri Immune. Do not infer a Tri Immune formula from the service name, another clinic, a product label, or a general article.

The public menu also does not provide amounts or concentrations for The Immunity ingredients. Ingredient names alone do not establish a personal recommendation or expected result.

Bring one focused question to the consultation

You do not need to decide between the two listings before contacting the clinic. Start with the reason you are comparing them and ask which questions The Wellness Room needs to review directly.

For example:

• "I saw Tri Immune listed as an injection and The Immunity listed as an IV. Can you explain the current menu difference?"
• "I am comparing the $25 Tri Immune single with the $145 The Immunity session. What does each displayed amount include?"
• "I saw a $95 Tri Immune pack of four. What terms should I confirm before considering a pack?"
• "Where should I discuss medication, allergy, or personal health questions securely?"

These questions ask the clinic for current information without asking a blog post to make a clinical decision.

Check the live menu again before booking

Prices and availability can change. Review the live Pricing tab on the day you contact The Wellness Room. Save the exact service name rather than relying on a shortened search title or an older screenshot.

If the clinic gives you updated information, use that current answer. Ask for clarification if the service name, format, or price differs from what you saw online.

Frequently asked questions

How much is Tri Immune at The Wellness Room?

The current Pricing tab lists Tri Immune at $25 for one injection and $95 for a pack of four. Confirm the live price and pack terms with the clinic before booking.

How much is The Immunity IV?

The current menu lists The Immunity at $145 per session. Ask The Wellness Room what the displayed price includes.

Are Tri Immune and The Immunity the same service?

The public menu lists them separately. Tri Immune appears under Vitamin Injections, while The Immunity appears under IV wellness drips. Ask the clinic to explain its current service descriptions.

Does the menu publish Tri Immune ingredients?

The Tri Immune entry used for this article does not publish an ingredient list or dose. Do not infer either one.

Can price tell me which service to choose?

No. A listed price and service format do not determine personal suitability. Bring that question to The Wellness Room during consultation.

Request a consultation with The Wellness Room

Review the live Pricing tab, then request a consultation with The Wellness Room. Name the exact listing you want to discuss: Tri Immune at $25 for one or $95 for four, The Immunity at $145 per IV session, or both. Ask the team to confirm the current menu, explain what each displayed amount includes, and route personal questions to the appropriate clinic professional before you book.