• Improvement of blood volume allowing perfusion of nutrients and blood to all of your vital organs.
• Increased hydration and replenishment of electrolytes.
• Increased cell absorption of vitamins and 100% bioavailability.

• There are no specifically reported side effects. Almost anyone can use IV fluids for hydration.
• Caution is advised in those with known congestive heart failure, renal failure, or liver disease.
• Please notify staff if you have a rare previous allergy to any vitamins or micronutrients.

IV is an abbreviation for “intravenous”. To administer an IV Drip, a small plastic tube (catheter) is inserted into a vein using a needle that is quickly removed once the plastic tube is advanced into the vein. IV Drips consist of 250-1000 ml of fluid with a mixture of vitamins and antioxidants. The intravenous route is the fastest way to deliver fluids and vitamins throughout the body with 100 % absorption into the bloodstream. IV Drips usually take 45-60 min to infuse.

An IV Push is infused directly into the bloodstream via a plastic catheter that is inserted into the vein. IV Pushes are a 60 cc syringe of high dose vitamins & glutathione with minimal fluid hydration allowing a quick 10-15 min administration. You still get 100% absorption via an IV Push.

A Vitamin Booster Shot is a quick 10-second injection that delivers a few vitamins intramuscularly, directly into the gluteal or deltoid muscle. There is no IV access required with vitamin boosters. The dosages of vitamins also differ due to smaller volumes can be injected into the muscle. The booster shot muscle absorption is surprisingly nearly equal to that of IV going directly into the bloodstream.

• IV Vitamin Therapy works by administration of vitamins and nutrients directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system. This provides increased cell absorption and 100% bioavailability of vitamins via IV infusion. Booster shots are administered via intramuscular (IM) injection so there is no GI metabolism, which also allows for increased absorption. With oral supplements, you only get about 20% absorption after filtering through your digestive system, which clearly pales in comparison to IV vitamins.

After an IV infusion, the vitamins remain in your system and maintain your levels for 2-3 weeks because it is absorbed directly into your bloodstream and bypasses the GI tract. One IM (intramuscular) vitamin booster shot is equivalent to taking one week’s worth of oral vitamin supplements.