Let’s Purchase Inventory
Nurses should use this page as a focused guide when preparing their inventory purchases. After submitting the Inventory Order Form below, a Square App invoice will be issued for review and payment. Please coordinate with admin regarding any adjustments before completing payment to ensure accurate processing.
Starter Nurses
Starter nurses will be restricted to Olympia for vitamins, amino acids, lipids, and minerals. For fluids, medications, and medical supplies, they will refer to Bound Tree.
Long Term Nurses
Long term nurses will gain access to all suppliers. This will be determined based on workflow and longevity in the network.
Our affiliate prices are designed to facilitate a healthy return on investment. Please feel free to price match on non-restricted items.
Restricted Substances
The listed substances must be purchased through our network affiliates.
Medications
Our inventory includes essential medications such as Toradol, Pepcid, Zofran, Iron sucrose, Nutrilipid, Semaglutide, and Epinephrine to support safe and reliable patient care.
Vitamins
Our vitamin inventory includes essential wellness nutrients such as Vitamin C, Vitamin B12, B‑Complex, Vitamin D3, and Biotin to support a wide range of infusion therapies.
Amino Acids
Our inventory also includes Amino Blend and Lipo‑Mino to support a wide range of wellness and metabolic therapies.
Minerals
Our mineral inventory includes essential nutrients such as zinc, magnesium, and calcium to support a wide range of infusion therapies.
Coenzymes
NAD⁺ is a coenzyme found in every cell that plays a key role in energy production and cellular function.
Antioxidants
Glutathione is a naturally occurring antioxidant that helps support cellular protection and detoxification.
Fluids
Our available IV fluids include Normal Saline, Lactated Ringer’s, and Nutrilipid, providing reliable hydration and support for a variety of infusion therapies. Nutrilipids are usually paid for by the patient.
Iron
Iron sucrose is an intravenous iron formulation used to support patients with low iron levels by helping replenish the body’s iron stores. This substance is usually paid for by the patient.
Restricted Devices
The listed devices must be purchased through our network affiliates.
Tubing
We stock IV tubing and administration sets to ensure safe, reliable delivery of all infusion therapies.
Catheters
We carry IV catheters in sizes 20G, 22G, and 24G to support safe and appropriate vascular access for a variety of infusion needs.
Sharps Container
We maintain sharps containers to ensure safe and compliant disposal of needles and other used medical supplies.
Vial Spikes Luer Adapter
We stock vial spikes with Luer adapters to support safe, efficient access to medication vials during IV preparation.
Needles
We stock 18G blunt‑fill needles and 25G hypodermic needles for safe medication preparation and administration.
Non-Restricted Devices
The listed devices can be purchased outside of the network.
Alcohol Wipes
Alcohol wipes are used to sanitize the skin prior to IV insertion and for general surface disinfection during preparation. These items are not restricted and may be purchased from any reputable medical supplier outside of our affiliates. Nurses should maintain an adequate supply to support safe, hygienic, and consistent practice across all therapy sessions.
Adhesive Bandages
Adhesive bandages are used to provide secure post‑infusion site protection and support routine dressing needs. These items are not restricted and may be purchased from any reputable medical supplier outside of our affiliates. Nurses should maintain an adequate supply to ensure consistent, hygienic care across all therapy sessions.
Gauzes
We keep sterile gauze on hand for IV starts, site care, and safe post‑infusion dressing. These items are not restricted and may be purchased from any reputable supplier outside of our affiliates. Nurses should keep an adequate supply available to ensure consistent protection and compliance across all therapy sessions.
Medical Paper Towels
Medical‑grade paper towels are used for quick, sanitary cleanup during IV preparation and infusion procedures. These items are not restricted and may be purchased from any reputable supplier outside of our affiliates. Nurses should maintain an adequate supply to ensure a clean, safe, and efficient workspace for every therapy session.
Tourniquets
Tourniquets are essential for safe and effective vein access during IV starts. These items are not restricted and may be purchased from any reputable medical supplier outside of our affiliates. Nurses should maintain an adequate supply to ensure consistent, efficient, and hygienic IV preparation across all therapy sessions.
Masks
Medical‑grade masks are required to maintain proper hygiene and safety during all infusion and wellness procedures. These items are not restricted and may be purchased from any reputable supplier outside of our affiliates. Nurses should keep an adequate supply available to ensure consistent protection and compliance across all therapy sessions.
Gloves
Medical‑grade gloves are essential for maintaining hygiene and safety during all IV preparation and infusion procedures. These items are not restricted and may be purchased from any reputable medical supplier outside of our affiliates. Nurses should keep an adequate supply to ensure consistent protection and proper infection‑control practices across all therapy sessions.
IV Pole
A mobile support stand used to securely hold IV fluids and infusion equipment during therapy sessions. This item is not restricted and may be purchased from any reputable medical supplier outside of our affiliates. Nurses should maintain a reliable IV pole to ensure safe, stable, and efficient infusion setup across all therapy sessions.
Carrying Case
We maintain sharps containers to ensure safe and compliant disposal of needles and other used medical supplies. These items are not restricted and may be purchased from any reputable supplier outside of our affiliates. Nurses should keep an adequate supply available to ensure consistent protection and compliance across all therapy sessions.
Stethoscope
A standard assessment tool used to monitor heart, lung, and bowel sounds during patient evaluation. This item is not restricted and may be purchased from any reputable medical supplier outside of our affiliates. Nurses should maintain a reliable stethoscope to support consistent, accurate assessments throughout all therapy sessions.
Pulse Oximeter
A non‑invasive monitoring device used to measure oxygen saturation and pulse rate during infusion and wellness procedures. This item is not restricted and may be purchased from any reputable medical supplier outside of our affiliates. Nurses should keep a reliable pulse oximeter available to support safe, consistent monitoring throughout all therapy sessions.
Vein Finder
A handheld illumination device used to assist with locating peripheral veins during IV starts. This item is not restricted and may be purchased from any reputable medical supplier outside of our affiliates. Nurses should maintain a reliable vein finder to support efficient, accurate, and patient‑comfortable vein access across all therapy sessions.
Recommended Fluids
These fluids are essential to delivering our core therapies, supporting hydration and comfort across a wide range of symptoms and wellness‑focused conditions. They serve as the foundation for many of our traditional and alternative therapy combinations within the network.
Normal Saline (0.9% Sodium Chloride)
A standard IV fluid used for hydration and as a base solution for many infusion therapies. Provided in volumes up to 2 liter per therapy session, which is the maximum allowable amount. The standard volume is 1 liter per therapy.
Recommendations
15 bags per of 1000 mL preferred
Lactated Ringer
A balanced IV fluid used to support hydration and electrolyte replacement during infusion therapies. Provided in volumes up to 2 liter per therapy session, which is the maximum allowable amount. The standard volume is 1 liter per therapy.
Recommendations
15 bags per of 1000 mL preferred
Recommended Vitamins, Minerals, Amino Acids, and Coenzymes
These vitamins, minerals, and amino acids form the foundation of our traditional therapy offerings. All starter nurses are expected to be familiar with—and aligned to—these core nutrients in order to participate in our network. Understanding how these components support our therapies ensures consistency, safety, and a unified standard of care across all providers.
Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid)
A widely used antioxidant that supports wellness‑focused infusion therapies. Standard dosing is 1,000 mg, with high‑dose options available up to 100 g per therapy session, which is the maximum allowable amount.
B Complex
A blend of essential B‑vitamins used to support energy, metabolism, and general wellness during infusion therapies. Provided in 1–2 mL dosing per session.
Vitamin B12
A wellness‑focused B‑vitamin used to support energy and general infusion therapy benefits. Standard dosing is 1 mg, with options up to 3 mg per therapy session, which is the maximum allowable amount.
Glutathione
A powerful antioxidant used to support wellness‑focused infusion therapies. Standard dosing is 200 mg, with options up to 1,000 mg per therapy session, which is the maximum allowable amount.
Zinc
A trace mineral used to support wellness‑focused infusion therapies. Standard dosing is 2.5 mg, with options up to 5 mg per therapy session, which is the maximum allowable amount.
Magnesium
A mineral used to support wellness‑focused infusion therapies. Standard dosing is 200 mg, with options up to 400 mg per therapy session, which is the maximum allowable amount.
Taurine
An amino‑sulfonic compound used to support wellness‑focused infusion therapies. Standard dosing is 50 mg, with options up to 100 mg per therapy session, which is the maximum allowable amount.
Recommended Medications
These medications play a key role in supporting our traditional therapies, helping to ease discomfort and suppress symptoms associated with acute conditions. They are used selectively within our treatment protocols to maintain consistency and ensure a unified standard across the network.
Benadryl (Diphenhydramine)
An antihistamine commonly used to support comfort during certain infusion sessions. Available in 25–50 mg dosing, with 50 mg as the maximum allowable amount per session.
Recommendation
1 box of 25 single dose vials
Pepcid (Famotidine)
An H2 blocker commonly used to support comfort during certain infusion sessions. Available in dosing up to 20 mg, with 20 mg as the maximum allowable amount per session.
Recommendation
1 box of 25 single dose vials
Zofran (Ondansetron)
An anti‑nausea medication used to support comfort during certain infusion sessions. Available in dosing up to 8 mg, with 8 mg as the maximum allowable amount per session.
Recommendation
1 box of 25 single dose vials
Toradol (Ketorolac)
An anti‑inflammatory medication used to support comfort during certain infusion sessions. Available in dosing up to 30 mg for IV administration and up to 60 mg for IM administration, which are the maximum allowable amounts per session.
Recommendation
1 box of 25 single dose vials
Epinephrine
A critical emergency medication used to support severe allergic reactions within designated protocols. Dosing is based on 0.01 mg/kg, with a maximum of 0.3 mg per therapy session.
Recommendation
1 single dose injection
Payments
Debit/Credit Via Square Payments
All debit and credit card payments are processed through Square Payments, which automatically applies a 3.5% transaction fee. Nurses who prefer to avoid this fee may submit payment through Cash App or Zelle instead. When Square is selected, the buy team will include the 3.5% fee on the invoice; when Zelle is used, the fee will not be added.
Zelle
Zelle bank transfers do not involve any Square Payments processing fees. When nurses choose to pay through Zelle, the buy team will not add the 3.5% Square Payments fee to the invoice. Payments can be sent directly to our Zelle account at inhomeinfusion@gmail.com.
Cash App
Cash App payments sent directly through the Cash App do not involve any Square processing fees. Nurses who choose this option can avoid the 3.5% Square transaction fee that applies to debit and credit card payments. To submit payment through Cash App, use the business tag: $inhomeinfusion.
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The Next Steps
Follow these steps to purchase inventory.
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Submit Google Inventory Request Form
Submit the Google Inventory Order Request Form to finalize all supply needs and ensure accurate purchasing. New Nurses will stick to Bound Tree for medical supplies and Olympia Pharmacy for vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and coenzymes.
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Pay Square Invoice
Pay the Square invoice if you choose to use Square for your transaction. Nurses may avoid Square App processing fees by paying through Cash App or Zelle instead. If Square is selected, the buy team will include the Square App fee on the invoice. If Zelle is used, the Square App fee will not be added.
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Receive Tracking Information
Nurses will receive tracking information within 2–3 business days after the order is processed. Packages typically arrive within 5 business days, depending on carrier speed and regional delivery routes. Shipments may be delivered by UPS, FedEx, USPS, or specialized independent medical‑delivery carriers.
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