Fluid, a line, a chair and roughly an hour, with a clinician responsible for the whole of it.
The mechanics are simple and worth knowing before you book. You complete an intake form covering health history, medications, allergies and pregnancy. Someone reviews it. A clinician checks your arm, cleans the site, places a small catheter and starts the bag on a stand. You sit. When the bag is finished the line comes out and you get a small bandage.
Where people get misled is on the claims side rather than the procedure side. We will not tell you what hydration by IV does for your body, because that is a medical question and this is not a medical practice. What we will tell you is that anyone with kidney, heart or blood-pressure conditions, and anyone pregnant, should talk to their doctor before booking, and that a real medical problem belongs with a physician rather than in a wellness chair.
We will match you with an IV clinic near you and tell you exactly what to ask before anyone places a line.
Get Matched With a ClinicRough is fine. We will follow up with a clinic, a time, and what to expect when you get there.