Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about IV Therapy with Vitamins.

Sessions typically last 30–90 minutes depending on the chosen infusion and hydration needs. A brief medical screening precedes treatment, and our clinicians monitor you throughout to ensure comfort and safe, efficient delivery.

IV therapy is safe for many people, but medical history and labs determine suitability. Patients with kidney failure, heart conditions, or certain allergies may require alternative approaches. We perform screening and physician oversight to reduce risk.

Many clients report feeling increased hydration, energy, or symptom relief within minutes to a few hours after treatment. Full benefits vary by infusion type and may continue improving over several days.

Side effects are generally mild — temporary bruising, tenderness at the IV site, brief flushing, or nausea. Rare allergic reactions or electrolyte imbalances can occur; clinicians monitor vitals and stop treatment if concerning symptoms arise.

Frequency depends on goals and medical factors. Some clients start with weekly infusions for several weeks, then transition to monthly maintenance. Athletic or recovery protocols may be more frequent; your clinician will recommend a safe schedule.

Yes. A brief medical consultation and health screening are required to confirm safety, review medications, and select the appropriate infusion. This ensures individualized dosing and reduces risk of interactions or contraindications.