Fluids, vitamins and minerals delivered straight into the bloodstream. Six formulations, from simple hydration to targeted wellness blends.
IV therapy delivers fluids and nutrients directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the gut entirely. That matters because oral absorption of several vitamins — vitamin C and B12 in particular — is limited no matter how much you swallow.
We offer six formulations. Hydration is simple fluids and electrolytes. The Myers’ Cocktail is the classic vitamin and mineral blend. Beauty and Glow lean on glutathione and biotin, Immunity on high-dose vitamin C and zinc, and Hangover on fluids with anti-nausea and anti-inflammatory support.
It is not a substitute for medical care, sleep, or eating properly — and we would rather say that plainly than sell it as one.
The gut caps how much of several vitamins you can take up, regardless of dose.
A cannula delivers the solution intravenously, so absorption is complete and immediate.
Hydration and nutrient status improve within hours rather than days.
Step 01
Free. We review your history and medications and pick the right drip.
Step 02
A small cannula is placed, usually in the arm. Brief sting, then nothing.
Step 03
Thirty to forty-five minutes. Sit back — most people work or read.
Step 04
Cannula out, small plaster on. No downtime, drive yourself home.
Depends on the goal. Hydration for travel or a heavy week, Myers’ for general depletion, Beauty or Glow for skin, Immunity around illness, Hangover for exactly what it says. We will help you choose at the consultation.
For hydration and correcting genuine deficiency, yes and quickly. For broader wellness claims, the evidence is thinner and we will not oversell it. Most patients report feeling better the same day.
A brief sting going in, then you should not feel it. If you have difficult veins, tell us and we will take our time.
Occasionally as needed, or monthly if you are using it as part of a routine. More frequently than that should be a conversation with your doctor.
For healthy adults, yes. If you have kidney or heart conditions, or you are on medications that affect fluid balance, clear it with your physician first — we will ask.
One patient at a time, by appointment. No packages, no pressure, and an honest answer even when it isn’t the one that books.
