Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about IV Therapy - In Clinic.

A licensed clinician evaluates health history, then inserts an IV for a customized nutrient drip. Sessions typically last 30–60 minutes. You can relax in-clinic, monitor vital signs, and resume normal activities shortly after most treatments.

IV therapy is safe for many, but not everyone. We screen medical history, medications, and conditions like kidney or heart disease. Pregnant clients or those with certain allergies should consult their physician before treatment. Our staff will advise eligibility.

Duration varies by formula and individual metabolism. Hydration and energy boosts often last 24–72 hours, while immune and skin benefits may accumulate with regular visits. We recommend a tailored schedule to maintain results based on lifestyle and health goals.

Hydrate well, eat a light meal, and avoid excessive alcohol before arrival. Bring a list of medications and supplements. Inform staff of recent illnesses or pregnancies. Follow any pre-appointment instructions provided during booking for the safest, most effective infusion.

Most people experience mild, temporary effects like bruising, lightheadedness, or flushing. Serious complications are rare. Stay seated after treatment, hydrate, and report worsening symptoms such as persistent pain, fever, or allergic reaction to staff immediately.

Frequency depends on goals and formula; some clients get weekly or biweekly infusions initially, then space treatments monthly for maintenance. We create individualized plans based on labs, lifestyle, and response to therapy to safely maximize benefits.