IV & Multivitamin Drips

What Is IV Vitamin Therapy—And Should You Try It?

IV vitamin therapy delivers nutrients through a needle inserted into a vein In the early days of the COVID pandemic, IV vitamin therapy became a popular way for people to get plenty of minerals and vitamins that support the immune system and prevent illness. People can choose between different nutrients or a mix of several, such as electrolytes, glutathione, saline, and vitamins B12 and C.

Intravenous (IV) vitamin therapy delivers essential nutrients, including electrolytes, minerals, and vitamins, through a vein in your arm. Many people use IV vitamin therapy to treat a hangover or ward off illnesses like colds, COVID-19, and the flu, but is it safe?1 IV vitamin therapy might have disadvantages, including blood clots, infections, and nutrient overdose risks.

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What Is IV Vitamin Therapy—And Should You Try It?

What Is IV Vitamin Therapy?

One IV vitamin therapy lasts 30 minutes to one hour. During that time, a trained professional inserts the needle and monitors the treatment. You can typically go about the rest of your day as usual afterward.4

Healthcare providers primarily use IV vitamin therapy to treat nutrient deficiencies in people with malabsorption problems or those who cannot take oral supplements. IV vitamin therapy helps alleviate nutrient deficiency symptoms like anemia, diarrhea, and weight loss.5

Other possible uses for IV vitamin therapy include:45

Aids red blood cell production

Alleviates hangovers
Delivers nutrients that help protect against illnesses like colds, COVID, and the flu
Keeps you hydrated
Treats alcohol use disorder

Some of the possible benefits of IV vitamin therapy may include treating:4

Brain fog
Dehydration
Dry skin
Fatigue
Frequent infections
Headache

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