IV Vitamin Therapy

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are answers to commonly asked questions by patients seeking treatment with IV Vitamin Therapy.

• What is IV therapy and what does it do?
  IV therapy delivers fluids, electrolytes, and selected vitamins directly into the bloodstream. Because it bypasses the digestive system, absorption is immediate, which can support hydration, energy, and recovery.
  
  Our formulations are tailored to your goals such as hydration, wellness support, skin glow, athletic recovery, or post-travel fatigue. IV therapy is not a replacement for medical treatment of illness; it is used to support overall wellness in appropriate candidates.
• Is IV therapy safe?
  When performed by trained medical professionals using sterile equipment, IV therapy is considered safe for appropriately screened patients.
  
  Before treatment, we review your medical history, allergies, medications, and vital signs to be sure IV therapy is appropriate for you. As with any IV treatment, mild bruising, temporary soreness, or irritation at the IV site can occur. People with certain conditions (such as kidney disease, heart failure, or pregnancy) may not be candidates.
• How quickly will I feel the effects and how long do they last?
  Many patients feel improvement in hydration, energy, or clarity within hours to a day after treatment. Effects can last several days to a couple of weeks, depending on your hydration status, sleep, stress, and overall health.
  
  Every person responds differently — our goal is to support your wellness, not promise a specific result.
• Who is a good candidate for IV therapy?
  IV therapy may be appropriate for generally healthy adults seeking support with hydration, jet lag, recovery after strenuous activity, or overall wellness.
  
  You may not be a candidate if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have significant heart, kidney, or liver disease, active infection, anemia, or certain medical conditions. A brief medical screening helps ensure IV therapy is safe and appropriate for you.