No, the needle does not stay in your arm. It is used initially to insert a small, flexible plastic catheter, after which the needle is removed. The catheter remains in place to administer the IV therapy.

IV Therapy is effective because it delivers nutrients, vitamins, and medications directly into your bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system. This ensures maximum absorption and faster onset of benefits compared to oral supplements.

We recommend scheduling a free consultation with our expert nurses. They will learn about your goals and guide you in selecting the most appropriate IV Therapy based on your specific health needs.

IV Drips typically take about 30-45 minutes to administer. IV Injections are much quicker, usually taking around 5 minutes.

An IV drip involves a continuous infusion of fluid containing vitamins, minerals, and nutrients stored in an IV bag. An IV injection is a quick, single shot administered directly into the bloodstream, which takes only minutes.

Walk-ins are welcomed. However, reservations are recommended during peak hours to ensure availability and minimize your wait time.

IV Therapy is generally safe, but like all medical treatments, it can have potential side effects. These might include mild bruising at the injection site, a cooling sensation in the arm, or a metallic taste in the mouth during the infusion. Severe reactions are rare.

The frequency of IV Therapy can vary based on individual health needs and goals. It’s best to consult with our expert IV nurses who can create a tailored plan that’s safe and effective for you.

The effects of IV Therapy can vary; some people feel revitalized almost immediately, while others notice improvements within hours or days. The timing can depend on your overall health and the type of infusion received.