Frequently Asked Questions

Bypassing the GI system, IV therapy delivers fluids, electrolytes, vitamins, minerals, and medications directly to the blood stream for maximum absorption and hydration.

Benefits are many, and can include: increased energy, natural immunity boost, improved sleep & mood, improved mental clarity and less brain fog, enhanced athletic performance, anti-aging effects, skin rejuvenation, recovery from dehydration, hangover, cold/flu illness, stomach viruses, food poisoning, nausea/vomiting, morning sickness, migraines, fatigue, and vitamin deficiencies. 

Studies have shown that vitamins taken by mouth will only have around a 30% absorption rate due to the nature of the digestive track, while IV therapy delivers nutrients directly to the blood stream, allowing nearly 100% absorption. 

Almost anyone is eligible and could benefit, depending on their health history. Clients must be ages 16 and older, and able to give consent. 

We are unable to treat patients with the following conditions: Congestive heart failure, valvular heart disease, kidney failure, chronic kidney disease, dialysis, abnormal vital signs, and medical emergencies. 

A typical appointment takes around 60 minutes, depending on the treatment you select.

B-Complex vitamins are responsible for the yellow color of the IV bags. These vitamins alleviate symptoms for various issues, especially hangovers, because alcohol dehydrates and causes the body to lose vitamin B1.

We do not accept insurance, but can take all major credit/debit cards, cash, Venmo, Zelle, HSA, and FSA. 

We are completely mobile, and will travel wherever is convenient for you- including your home, office, hotel, and more. 

Yes, our nurses appreciate tips for a job well done.

As with any medical procedure, there are certain risks associated with IV therapy, including infection at the site where the needle was inserted as well as adverse reactions to the IV infusion itself. However, these risks can be minimized by selecting an experienced and well-trained practitioner. Possible risks include:

1. Pain or discomfort at the injection site: You may experience some pain or discomfort when the needle is inserted into your vein, but this should subside quickly.
2. Bruising or swelling: It is common to experience some bruising or swelling at the IV placement or injection site, but this should also subside quickly.
3. Infection: There is a small risk of infection at the injection site, but this can usually be prevented by using sterile equipment and following proper hygiene protocols.
4. Allergic reactions: It is possible to have an allergic reaction to some of the nutrients or fluids used in IV therapy. This is rare but can be serious if it occurs, and our team members are equipped with emergency protocols and drugs at all times.