IV Therapy in Lake Mary

When screened and administered by trained clinical staff, IV therapy is generally well tolerated. Possible side effects include bruising, tenderness or irritation at the IV site, and rarely infection or reactions to ingredients. Some conditions, such as heart or kidney disease, may make certain infusions unsuitable. We review your health history before every first visit.

Most infusions take 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the blend and volume. Plan a little extra time for your first visit to complete a health screening. You can relax, read or work quietly during the drip, and most clients return to their day right after.

We offer hydration, immune support, nutrition, vitamin infusion and skin-focused IV blends. Skin blends may include ingredients such as glutathione. Your provider will recommend an option based on your goals and health screening, and can adjust ingredients where appropriate for you.

It depends on your goals and health. Some clients book occasionally, such as after travel or illness, while others choose a monthly routine. More is not always better. Your provider will suggest a frequency that makes sense for you and will avoid infusions that are not needed.

IV therapy delivers nutrients directly into the bloodstream, so absorption does not depend on digestion. That can be helpful for hydration or when someone has trouble absorbing nutrients. For many healthy people, a balanced diet and oral supplements are enough. Your provider can help you decide whether IV therapy adds value for you.