IV Vitamin Therapy

An infusion puts vitamins, minerals and fluid straight into the bloodstream, so bioavailability is complete rather than partial. That part is simple pharmacology and it is not in dispute. What an infusion does for you is a narrower claim than this category usually makes. If you are dehydrated, rehydrating helps. If you are genuinely low in something, replacing it helps, and faster than tablets. In people whose bloods are normal, the evidence that infusions improve energy, immunity or athletic performance is weak. We would rather tell you which of those you are than sell you a drip either way.

Best suited to people with a deficiency confirmed on bloods, or a clear hydration problem. It is a poor fit for anyone wanting a general boost with normal results.

Complete bioavailability, unlike oral supplements

Rapid rehydration

Replaces a documented deficiency faster than tablets

Bloods first, so a deficiency is established rather than assumed

One published price, and no course to commit to

Thirty to sixty minutes in the chair

Bloods, so we know whether you are actually low in anything

A recommendation, which is sometimes that you do not need this

Comfortable cannula placement

Thirty to sixty minutes seated

Aftercare, including the oral alternative when it would do the same job for less