Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about IV Hydration.

A licensed clinician will review your health history, place a small IV, and administer a customized fluid and nutrient blend. Sessions are relaxing and typically include monitoring for comfort and safety throughout the treatment.

Most IV Hydration treatments take between 30 and 60 minutes, though some customized blends or larger fluid volumes may extend the session. Your provider will give an estimated duration during consultation.

Side effects are generally mild and may include brief bruising, soreness at the IV site, or lightheadedness. Serious complications are rare when administered by trained clinicians after medical screening.

Ideal candidates include those experiencing dehydration, fatigue, jet lag, or recovering from intense exercise. People with certain medical conditions should consult our clinician to determine safety and suitability.

Frequency depends on individual needs—some clients benefit from weekly sessions, others monthly. Our clinicians assess your goals, labs, and medical history to recommend a safe, personalized schedule.

Fasting is usually not required; a light meal and hydration beforehand are recommended. Specific instructions may vary based on supplements or medications, so follow any pre-appointment guidance provided by our team.