FAQ

Intravenous (IV) vitamin therapy is a safe and effective method for delivering vitamins and minerals directly to your bloodstream. This method bypasses the digestive tract, allowing 98-100% absorption of all nutrients, making them immediately available for cellular use.

All of our vitamins are sourced through FDA-approved suppliers and undergo high testing levels. All IVs are administered by a registered nurse and performed under a medical director. Before a client receives IV therapy, their health history is evaluated by a nurse practitioner. In addition, our formulas are regulated by a medical provider (MD) and nurse practitioner (NP) to ensure proper dosing.

Most IV infusions can take up to 30-60 minutes, depending on your vein, IV catheter size, and health history. However, our shots can be administered in minutes and are great if you do not have much time or want a quick boost

The frequency of IV therapy is determined on a patient-by-patient basis. We take a customized approach to suit your individual needs. We recommend beginning with one to two IV drips per month for preventative health and wellness to help balance any vitamin deficiencies. For shots, weekly or biweekly sessions is highly recommended to maintain the best results

We do not offer pregnant women IV hydration or booster shots unless you provide a physician's order. Other services for pregnant women include a zero-gravity massage chair session and lymphatic drainage massage.

18 and older. Ages 16-17 will require signed parental/guardian consent.

If it is not a condition that could be affected by fluid overload or inhibit the metabolism of vitamins and medications, you will be able to receive IV hydration. For the following conditions, G6PD deficiency, Congestive Heart Failure (CHF), Coronary Artery Disease, pulmonary heart failure, Pulmonary Hypertension, Diabetes, COPD, Chronic Venous Insufficiency, Renal Disease, and Liver Disease are contraindicated to receive IV hydration and will need a physician order. If unsure, contact your PCP for guidance on services offered. 

Typically you will feel the effects within an hour of treatment.  Some of our drip cocktails are designed for long-term benefits and may not give you the immediate boost you are looking for.

There are a few medications that can interact with IV therapy. Our Nurse Practitioner on staff will conduct a thorough client history to ensure the drip of your choice is safe and practical, not interact with your current medication regimen.

Our medical team is highly skilled in IV insertion, however, access to an IV line is NEVER guaranteed. Per our policy, we will attempt a maximum of 2 sticks per nurse. If both times are unsuccessful, we can attempt a third time with permission from the client. If we cannot obtain IV access after 3 attempts, you will have the choice to reschedule or cancel your appointment. Some things that can help dilate the veins prior to your appointment will be drinking LOTS of water, taking a warm shower/bath, light cardio workout to increase blood flow, and wearing warm clothing.

An IV catheter is inserted into your vein for access, so you may feel a slight pressure at the entry point, which only lasts a second before the needle is retracted. A small, flexible plastic tube is inserted into the vein. You may feel a slight poke or bit of pressure with an injection, but the injection will be over before you feel any pain.