IV drips work by delivering fluids, vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients directly into your bloodstream through a small catheter inserted into a vein. Because the nutrients bypass the digestive system, your body can absorb them quickly and efficiently for fast hydration and wellness support.

An IV infusion typically takes 20-30 minutes depending on which IV you choose. We have multiple sizes of bags to choose from, so you can customize your hydration and health as you desire.

During your vitamin drip, there is NO NEEDLE in your arm. A thin, flexible sterile tubing (catheter) delivers the IV fluids into your bloodstream, so that your vein remains safe during the entire treatment.

Often our clients remark feeling better within 5 minutes, and even remark that they can taste the vitamins. Most clients feel the effects of the vitamin drips within a few hours and up to one week post treatment or longer.

Typically no. However small and minor risks include bruising or pain at the injection site. More serious complications, though very rare can result in scar tissue in the vein from too frequent use of the vein.

We like to suggest that you receive our vitamin drips as needed. If you feel tired, sick, hungover, or just plain “blah”, our vitamin drips can come to the rescue. If you are very sick, you may want to receive 2-3 drips with extra vitamin C in the course of one week. If you prefer to have a regular regimen of treatments, we would recommend one IV per week.

Our most popular IV is the Myers with Extra Vitamin C. This is the IV we suggest for most first time visitors to the lounge. For those looking for detoxification and healthy skin benefits, we recommend adding on our high-dose Glutathione push. However, you can’t go wrong with any of our IV drip choices.

Anyone who has a normal healthy lifestyle is a candidate for an IV drip. In addition, those who are feeling ill or ailing may also seek relief with a drip. However, those with kidney failure or congestive heart failure may not be good candidates for vitamin drips. We do not suggest vitamin IV drips for children under 13 years old, transplant patients who are continuing to take anti-rejection medications, and those undergoing certain types of cancer treatment.