Frequently Asked Questions
for IV Vitamin Therapy

Intravenous (IV) vitamin therapy allows various critical nutrients to be administered into the body directly into the bloodstream through one of your veins. When vitamins and other essential nutrients are delivered directly into the bloodstream, they bypass the digestive system, where many nutrients get lost and are not absorbed. With IV vitamin therapy, nutrients and minerals can go to work, instantly replenishing and revitalizing your body and organs from the inside out.

Yes, IV vitamin therapy is 2-3 times more effective and absorbs much quicker than pill form by vitamins being administered directly into the bloodstream.

Yes, only vitamins that are approved and evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are used. All IVs are administered by experienced registered nurses under the supervision of a licensed medical provider. Before a client receives IV vitamin therapy, a health history form is completed ahead of time. Our medical staff will review your health history form to determine if IV vitamin therapy is appropriate for you.

Although most people can benefit from IV vitamin therapy, we do not treat minors under the age of 18. Certain chronic medical conditions such as heart, kidney or significant liver disease can also disqualify clients from receiving an IV vitamin treatment. Your medical history and vital signs will be reviewed prior to receiving treatment.

Expect to spend between 45-60 minutes to complete an IV vitamin therapy appointment. In this time, we will review your medical history again to make sure there hasn’t been any changes, answer any questions prior to your treatment, administer your IV vitamin therapy and provide post-treatment instructions. 

Results vary from person to person, depending on the type of treatment you receive and your baseline status. Many have reported immediate results.

Everyone has a different pain tolerance, so pain is dependent on the individual. Similar to drawing blood, we use a small needle to prick the skin and vein; however, instead of removing your blood, your vein is injected with an IV vitamin treatment.

Side effects from an IV drip are generally non-existent or very mild. On occasion, you may experience some discomfort, bruising, itching, inflammation, or redness at or around the site of injection that could last from a few minutes to several days. However, extreme allergic reactions are rare. 

No, our IV vitamin treatment does not require a medical provider's prescription. However, if you are under the strict care of a medical provider for an existing illness and taking prescribed medications, we do recommend that you consult with your provider prior to making any changes to your treatment plan.

Yes, you may take your vitamins before and after the treatment. 

No, we do not recommend getting this treatment daily. However, depending on treatment, regular treatments (every 2-4 weeks) may be an option. 

We recommend discussing this option with your OB/GYN provider for clearance before booking your appointment.