The Drip Club IV Hydration - FAQ

What is IV hydration?

IV hydration delivers fluids, vitamins and nutrients directly into your bloodstream through a small IV. This allows for faster absorption compared to oral supplements so you can feel refreshed and recharged.

What is in the drips?

Our drips may include saline for hydration along with vitamins and nutrients such as vitamin C, B12, B-complex, magnesium and glutathione. Add-ons are available to customize your drip, all based on your preferences and provider approval.

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. Appointments are required at this time to ensure availability and a smooth experience. You can book online, call or text to schedule your visit.

What happens before my drip?

Before your first visit, you’ll complete a quick intake and a telehealth medical clearance with a licensed provider. This is required prior to your first drip and annually after that. A $40 medical clearance fee applies (this fee is already built into the first drip price) Quick, simple and done.

Who administers the IV?

Your drip is administered by a registered nurse using proper medical protocols so you can relax knowing you’re in good hands.

Can everything be mixed in one IV bag?

Not always. Certain vitamins and medications cannot be mixed in the same IV bag for safety and stability reasons. When needed, they may be given separately during your visit.

How will I feel after my drip?

Most clients leave feeling refreshed, hydrated and recharged. Everyone is different, but feeling better is the goal.

How often can I come in?

That’s up to you. Some people stop in when they need a boost, others make it part of their routine to stay consistent.

Are there any side effects?

IV hydration is generally well tolerated. You may feel a small pinch with the IV start, and some people notice slight bruising or a cooling sensation during the drip.

Can I choose add-ons?

Yes! You can customize your drip with add-ons like vitamin C, B12, glutathione and magnesium based on your preferences and provider approval.

Who should not receive IV hydration?

Some medical conditions may not be appropriate for IV hydration. Your provider will review everything during your medical clearance to make sure it’s a good fit for you. Is this a substitute for medical care? No. IV hydration is not a replacement for primary medical care. It is intended for wellness support only. If you have ongoing or serious health concerns, please consult your primary care provider.

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