IV Infusions

IV hydration therapy is the delivery of fluids, vitamins, and minerals directly into the bloodstream using an intravenous (IV) catheter. This ensures a 100% absorption rate compared to less than 50% if taken orally.

Yes, IV therapy is very safe provided it is administered by a licensed medical professional. We use high-quality vitamins, minerals, and amino acids sourced from certified compounding pharmacies.  Occasionally an allergic reaction may occur, however that is extremely rare and highly unlikely. On occasion there may be redness, soreness, itching, or discomfort at the site of administration that may last from a few minutes to several days. Before administering any therapy, an evaluation of your health history is conducted by a qualified medical provider.

Every clients pain tolerance is different. Where some find needles to be relatively painless, others find it a bit painful. The procedure is in no way excruciating. Our experienced professionals will make insertion as fast and painless as possible. Most people report feeling nothing more than a pinch.

Our IV therapy takes approximately 30-to-45 minutes for the drip to be fully administered.

Depending on your nutritional needs you may see dramatic effects after the very first infusion. Clients who get regular IVs will feel less effects as their body starts to obtain optimal hydration and nutritional balance. Our infusions are offered as often as twice a month. The frequency of your infusion will be based on your needs.

Many people do not absorb vitamins in their digestive tract very well.  For those dealing with digestive issues such as constipation, Crohn’s, Celiac, and/or IBS it can be helpful to bypass the digestive tract and go directly to the bloodstream for high absorption at a cellular level. IV therapy is a superior method to deliver therapeutic substances by bypassing the gut. This results in 100% bioavailability.

If you retain fluids, have kidney problems, have a history of renal failure, or suffer from certain life-threatening health conditions, you should not engage in IV Therapy. We always recommend that you check with your primary care provider if you’re unsure. However, anyone with a healthy history can safely obtain benefits.