Not required; recent labs are used if you have them
First change
Varies by person; most go straight back to their day
Cadence
Around demanding weeks, or on a rhythm your clinician sets
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Where you are
You look after yourself. You train, you sleep when you can, you eat reasonably well. And some weeks still ask for more: a quarter-end, a destination wedding, a red-eye home, a race you have trained months for.
You want to show up ready for it, and feel like yourself again soon after.
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Where you want to be
An IV delivers fluids, vitamins and minerals straight into the bloodstream through a small line, rather than through digestion. That is the whole idea, and it is why many people make a drip part of their routine.
We keep the menu short. Your clinician helps you choose based on your history, any recent labs and what is coming up, and will tell you when a different drip, or none, makes more sense.
Hydration
Straightforward fluid replenishment, before an event, after a workout or after a flight.
Vitamin & Mineral
Our everyday blend for a demanding week, or a regular place in your routine.
Immune Support
A vitamin blend many people schedule before travel or a busy season.
Recovery
For training blocks, race weeks and the days after a big effort.
Beauty
For skin, hair and nails, often booked ahead of an event or alongside an aesthetics plan.
Glutathione add-on
A short add-on, most often paired with Beauty. Your clinician confirms where it fits.
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What to expect
Book the drip you have in mind. When you arrive, a clinician reviews your health history, medications and allergies, checks your vitals and confirms the drip suits you. A licensed provider places a small line, usually in the forearm or hand, which most people describe as a brief pinch.
You settle in to read, work or rest, and you are checked on throughout. There is no downtime. Most people go straight back to their day.
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Who performs it
Danielle and Rosie, our nurse practitioners, place and monitor every IV, under Medical Director oversight No drip starts without a clinician's screen.
People with a big week, trip or event ahead who want to arrive ready
Active people in a training block or race season
Frequent travelers, before a trip or after a long flight
Anyone preparing for a wedding, a shoot or a big night who wants Beauty as part of the plan
Patients on a personalized plan who want a regular drip in their routine
Not suited for: anyone who is pregnant or has heart, kidney or blood pressure conditions not yet cleared by a clinician, or as a substitute for medical care.
Credentials
Every treatment is performed by a licensed provider under Medical Director oversight, with clear protocols.
Standards
A clinician screens every patient before any treatment. Results vary by individual.
Start with what is coming up. Hydration for a straightforward top-up, Vitamin & Mineral for a demanding week, Immune Support before travel or a busy season, Recovery around training and race days, Beauty ahead of an event. Your clinician confirms the choice at the chair and may suggest a different one based on your history.
Does it hurt, and is there downtime?
Placing the line feels like a brief pinch, similar to a blood draw. Most people find the drip itself comfortable; some notice a cool feeling in the arm or a faint taste. There is no downtime, and you can return to work or training the same day.
What are the risks, and who shouldn't have an IV?
The common ones are those of any IV: minor bruising or tenderness where the line was placed, and, rarely, irritation of the vein or an allergic reaction, which is why you are monitored throughout. People who are pregnant, or who have heart, kidney or blood pressure conditions, need a clinician's clearance first, and some will be advised against it.
Is an IV better than taking vitamins by mouth?
It is different. An IV delivers directly into the bloodstream and replaces fluid, which a tablet cannot. For everyday nutrition, food and oral supplements do most of the work, and we will tell you so. A drip earns its place around the weeks that ask the most of you.
Can I add glutathione?
Yes. Glutathione is offered as a short add-on alongside a drip, and many patients pair it with Beauty. Your clinician checks that it suits you first, including asking about any allergy to preservatives such as benzyl alcohol.
Book your appointment today.
Arrive ready. A clinician confirms the fit before the line goes in.
