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IV treatments typically last 30-60 minutes (with the exception of NAD infusion).

People seek out IV therapy for an array of different health goals, your goals will determine how often you should receive treatments. Feel free to discuss the specifics of your treatment plan with your infuser.

Oral vitamins are only absorbed at a rate of an estimated 25%-50% because they pass through your digestive system (where many nutrients get lost and are not absorbed), whereas IV vitamins are absorbed at 100% since they are administered directly into your bloodstream (which rapidly corrects vitamin deficiencies).

All of our treatments are administered by licensed Registered Nurses who are also certified in Emergency Care, Trauma and Critical Care Nursing. They are supervised by a medical director.

RN will prepare the bag of saline by adding all the appropriate vitamins, minerals, and micronutrients, one at a time into the solution before infusing the IV. Intravenous vitamin therapy provides vitamins, minerals, amino acids, anti-oxidants and micronutrients directly into your bloodstream allowing for 100% absorption into your system.

We do not accept private insurance, Medicare or Medicaid. However, we do accept FSA or HSA cards for payment as many health plans with health savings accounts or flexible spending accounts reimburse for our services. 

There are no serious side effects of hydration treatments. However, some clients experience bruising, redness or tenderness around the injection site.

We will infuse any eligible client/patient ages 12 and older. Unfortunately, patients with heart failure, heart disease, kidney disease, undergoing dialysis and/or have hydrocephalus are not candidates for our services.

Absolutely. Our drips are beneficial for those who suffer from hyperemesis gravida or regular morning sickness. With Vitamin infusion therapy, you will be provided with hydration, vitamins and nutrients that support a healthy pregnancy. Our Vitally Pregnant IV is enriched with electrolytes, Vitamin C and B complex to help mitigate morning sickness, minimize nausea, decrease constipation issues, decrease the risk of getting urinary tract infections and decrease the risk of pre-term labor. We do offer Zofran for nausea per request (Zofran is a Pregnancy Category B drug).

No. We do not require testing before your infusion.

No, you do not need a physical prescription in hand prior to your infusion. Our Medical Director reviews your application (H&P) for an infusion and if you are eligible for treatment, she will approve prescribed vitamin infusion internally.

This will vary on the individual and their health status, however, the noticeable effects last up to a week and the underlying clinical benefits can continue for up to two weeks.

Feel free to message or email us! We’d be happy to listen to your specific goals and make recommendations. You can also schedule for a Vitally Customized infusion! We will speak with you about your health goals in advance and put together a custom drip tailored to your specific needs.