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Vitamin infusions, also known as IV drip therapy, deliver essential vitamins, minerals, and amino acids directly into your bloodstream. This bypasses the digestive system, allowing for much higher absorption rates compared to oral supplements.

When administered by a licenced healthcare professional, vitamin infusions are generally considered to be safe. We will review your medical history during your initial consultation to determine whether vitamin infusions are appropriate for you. It is important to acknowledge that all medical procedures are subject to risk and may result in adverse reactions.

While IV therapy is generally safe there are potential risks and complications that may occur; These may include - Bruising or bleeding at the cannula site - Fluid overload - Allergic reaction - Infection - Electrolyte imbalances - Vein inflammation or damage Risks and side effects will be discussed at your appointment, it is important to advise our health care team of any medical conditions or allergies you have and if you have any concerns. Our registered nurses always use a non-touch aseptic technique to maintain a clean and sterile procedure. If you experience any pain or discomfort while recieving the treatment please advise the nurse who is completing your treatment so they are aware.

No. Vitamin infusions are not a substitute for traditional medical care. They are intended to be a complementary therapy to support your overall health and well-being.

We are unable to advertise the cost or ingredients of our IV infusions online due to strict TGA advertising regulations. Before obtaining any type of treatment, each individual must have a consultation with our registered nurse. If you have an account on our website, we can offer you with our comprehensive menu and pricing list, which is also available in our clinic.

Please ensure you are hydrated and consume a small meal before your infusion. Being hydrated makes it much eaiser to insert the cannula and eating food will help to reduce any nausea related to altered blood glucose level.

A consultation will be conducted to discuss your health history and goals. You will then complete a waiver form and our doctor will supply a prescription for you. Our registered nurse will conduct a vital observation check A qualified healthcare professional will insert an IV cannula and administer the infusion. You can relax comfortably during the infusion. After the infusion, we will provide aftercare instructions. Most infusions take around 45-60 minutes.

After your treatment you will receive an aftercare kit with instructions. These include: - Keep hydrated, this will help your body to absorb the vitamins more efficiently. - Eat nourishing foods. - Avoid strenous exercise for 24 hours. - Avoid alcohol for 24 hours - Monitir brusing at site of cannulation. Brusing is normal and some may bruise more than others. Apply an icepack if needed. If the site becomes red, painful or you are concerned please see your GP. - If you believe you are experiencing a life threatening emergency please present to your local hospital or call 000.

The frequency of infusions depends on your individual needs and health goals. We will discuss this with you during your consultation and create a personalised treatment plan.

We recommend consulting with your doctor before receiving a vitamin infusion.