Question 1

Benefits of IV Hydration Therapy

Accepted Answer

• Instant Hydration: IV therapy delivers fluids directly into your bloodstream, providing rapid hydration for quick energy boosts.
 • Rejuvenation: The mix of vitamins and minerals in IV drips can help rejuvenate your body, enhancing overall wellness and vitality. 90-95% of electrolytes, nutrients and vitamins compounded in our drips will absorb into the blood stream. In contrast, oral supplements like protein shakes, herbal remedies and pills absorb 40-50% within health bodies who have no GI issues. The rest is excreted in the urine. 
 • Boosts Energy Levels: By delivering essential nutrients directly to your cells, IV therapy can help increase energy levels and combat fatigue.

Question 2

Will it hurt?

Accepted Answer

Let's be honest, IV vitamin infusion requires intravenous insertion with a needle and needles kinda hurt! We will make the process as comfortable as we can for you. However, sometimes dehydration, extra fatty tissue, and fragile veins can be an issue when gaining IV access. We will only attempt IV insertion TWICE on clients. If unsuccessful, you will not be charged.

Question 3

Are there any side effects when getting IV hydration and/or intramuscular injections?

Accepted Answer

Injection sites and intravenous access sites may develop bruising, redness, and tenderness for 2-4 days. On rare occasions, clients may develop a hematoma or an infiltration. Muscular injection sites will typically have soreness, tenderness, bruising and/or discomfort for an average 2-3 days. Side effects of IV infusion hydration and intramuscular injections include, but are not limited to: rash, hives, bruising, dizziness, fatigue, nausea, headache, upset stomach, diarrhea, shortness of breath and on rare occasions anaphylaxis. It’s always important to consult your primary care provider before getting IV infusions and booster shots for your health and well being.

Question 4

What health problems exclude me from proceeding with IV therapy?

Accepted Answer

The major contraindications include kidney disease, kidney failure, acute kidney injury, congestive heart failure, blood clotting disorders, liver disease, cirrhosis, cancer/chemo/radiation, HIV/AIDS, pregnancy and any kind of street/illegal drug use. Per our policy, for clients with uncontrolled blood pressures during the exam with a systolic blood pressure of 150+ and a diastolic blood pressure of 100+ will be declined for IV infusions.

Question 5

How will I know if I am able to get IV infusion therapy?

Accepted Answer

All clients must fill out the online intake, waiver and policy form. From there you will meet with one of our telehealth providers virtually to make sure IV hydration is appropriate and safe for you. In addition, you will have a good faith exam by the RN and your vital signs will checked prior to infusion.

Question 6

Can I get IV therapy if I am pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, our policy does not permit IV infusions on women who are pregnant due to potential complications that can arise.

Question 7

How old do you have to be?

Accepted Answer

Minimum age of 18 years old.

Question 8

Can I book a group IV party?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A minimum of 3 [generally healthy] bodies are required for a group booking. All clients will need to fill out the intake and waiver form and will require a good faith exam via telehealth before IV infusions. As long as there are no contraindications, you are good to go!

For group bookings and special group rates, call (480) 547-3660.

Question 9

Is there a fee for IV infusion?

Accepted Answer

There is no charge for a Good Faith Exam assessment!

Question 10

What payment methods do you take? Not take?

Accepted Answer

NO CASH. Credit, debit, Google pay (Tap) and Apple pay (Tap). We also take FSA/HSA.

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Question 11

How often can I get an IV infusion or booster shot?

Accepted Answer

IV infusions for healthy bodies are able to infuse 1-2 times per week.
B12 shots are once a week.
Glutathione shots are once a week. 
Vitamin D shots are once a month.
Zofran IV injection is once per visit unless contraindicated with current IV drip and/or medical history.

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