IV Hydration

IV Drip Therapy is the fastest way to experience relief from day-to-day symptoms. Nutrients are delivered directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system to accelerate both effectiveness and absorption. Our curated menu of IVs addresses the root causes of common concerns — fatigue, lack of focus, stress, weakened immunity, and skin issues.

IV Infusions Available

Hydration Station

The Beauty Within

The Skinny

Immunity Booster

Myer’s Cocktail

About IV Hydration

IV therapy or IV hydration is a method of therapy that delivers fluids with important nutrients directly into the bloodstream through a vein. IV therapy is used to administer hydration, electrolytes, minerals, nutrients, and vitamins to patients quickly. It’s a therapy method that’s used not only to treat a wide array of health issues but also for beauty and overall fitness reasons too. IV therapy provides a means of delivery that allows the body to get the most out of the nutrients administered – and it’s efficient. During treatment your provider will insert an IV line which is attached to a bag of saline solution. The IV therapy bags then deliver the fluids safely and directly into your blood line.

FAQs

  • Nutrients orally ingested first are processed and broken down by the digestive system. The problem with the method is that as much as 50% of the nutrients are lost in that process. When delivered by IV, up to 100% absorption may be possible. Nutrients, and hydration solutions are safely sent directly into the bloodstream for rapid maximum benefit.

  • IV therapy treatments are usually relatively quick, taking anywhere from 30 minutes to a couple of hours depending on the specific treatment being administered.

  • IV therapy can be customized to meet your specific needs and goals. We can talk you through your options during a free consultation or at the beginning of your appointment.

  • Most of our IVs contain nothing that the human body can overdose on. If you are healthy, theoretically it is safe for daily use. However, your provider will recommend a treatment plan tailored to your needs - Usually an IV is done weekly

  • Yes, you can resume your activities after receiving an IV drip.