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Wellness

IV Drips

Intravenous vitamin and antioxidant infusions, given after bloodwork rather than on request.

Duration
60 minutes
Downtime
None. Occasional bruising at the cannula site.
Results
Hydration immediately; deficiency correction over a course.
Sessions
As clinically indicated by bloodwork
IV Drips

Intravenous infusions deliver vitamins, antioxidants and hydration directly into the bloodstream, bypassing absorption in the gut. For patients with a genuine deficiency — iron, vitamin D and B12 deficiency are all common here — that difference is clinically meaningful.

We approach drips as a medical treatment, not a lifestyle product. That means we ask for recent bloodwork or arrange it, we check your kidney and cardiac history, and we will decline to give an infusion that is not indicated. Dose is selected on that basis rather than on the tier a patient asks for.

Benefits

  • Full bioavailability, unaffected by gut absorption
  • Corrects documented deficiencies efficiently
  • Rehydration alongside the infusion
  • Administered by trained clinical staff throughout

Treatment options

Areas and tiers bookable under this treatment. Which is right for you — and what it costs — is confirmed at consultation.

  • Low Dose IV DripPKR 15,000
  • High Dose IV DripPriced at consultation

What happens during treatment

  1. Medical review

    History, medications and recent bloodwork are reviewed; we arrange tests if none are recent.

  2. Formulation

    The infusion and dose are selected for what your results actually show.

  3. Infusion

    A cannula is placed and the infusion runs over 30–60 minutes with observation throughout.

  4. Follow-up

    Repeat bloodwork is scheduled where a course is indicated, to confirm the deficiency has corrected.

Common questions

Yes, in almost all cases. An infusion given without knowing what you are deficient in is guesswork, and some formulations are unsafe in undiagnosed kidney or cardiac disease.

If dullness is driven by a deficiency, correcting it helps. If it is not, a drip will not do what a proper skin plan would — and we will tell you that.