IV therapy FAQs

A health assessment first, then a chat about your health and goals and a plan for this treatment and any ongoing support. You complete 2 forms, a consent form and a scripting document for our doctor. Your nurse then places the cannula, connects the IV line and starts the infusion. General infusions take around 30-45 mins, and if you are a new client, allow an extra 15 mins for your consultation and paperwork.Specialised infusions such as NAD+, Alpha Lipoic Acid or Chelation Therapy take longer. Afterwards we remove the cannula, apply a small bandaid, and you carry on with your day with personalised aftercare advice.

This is dependent on the type of IV drip we are doing, but in general, they usually take 45mins - 1 hour to complete the entire process.

Wear a top with sleeves that roll up. Our clinic has electric recliners, pillows and blankets. For mobile visits, each person needs somewhere comfortable to sit and relax. Hydrate beforehand if you can, but do not stress if you cannot; we have lots of tricks for finding veins.

Yes. Each new client needs a script to access our compounds. It costs $50 and stays valid for 12 months. We walk you through it.

When we can, yes, but not always if our nurses are booked out. Book 24 to 48 hours ahead to avoid missing out.

No. Your first step is a free phone consultation with one of our nurses.Although we welcome referrals and collaborative care with other practitioners.

A nurse asks about your health history, medications and your goals and explains the options, and tells you honestly whether IV therapy could be a good fit for you. No obligation.