IV therapy
An IV drip delivers fluids, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants straight into the bloodstream through a small cannula in the arm. Because it bypasses digestion, the nutrients arrive quickly and in full.
- Drip time
- 30 to 60 minutes
- Downtime
- None
- First visit
- A short health screen
- Before you come
- Eat and drink water
What people come in for
A drip is a wellness treatment, not a treatment for any disease, and how you feel afterwards differs from person to person.
Hydration
After travel, illness, late nights or intense training.
Dull or tired skin
Skin that looks dry or tired, for a brighter, more rested look.
A nutrient top-up
During a busy or run-down stretch.
Your visit
Consultation
Free, with a short health screen with our nurse practitioner or nurse.
The drip
You sit back in a chair and can read or rest while it runs.
After
You can go straight back to your day. A small bruise at the cannula site can last a few days.
What is in a drip
Blends of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, chosen with you at the consultation. Current blends and prices are on Price & Promotion.
- Vitamins
- Such as vitamin C
- Minerals and antioxidants
- In blends for hydration and a nutrient top-up
- Metabolism support
- A separate drip; ask us about it at the consultation
Questions
Does it hurt?
Only a quick pinch as the cannula goes in. After that most people feel nothing, or a cool feeling in the arm.
What should I do before I come?
Eat something and drink water beforehand, and tell us about any medications, supplements and allergies.
Who should not have it?
IV therapy is not suitable in pregnancy or while breastfeeding, or with certain kidney, heart or other conditions; the health screen covers this.
Consultation and booking
The consultation is free. Current prices and offers are on Price & Promotion.
- Address
- 303-4750 Yonge St, North York, ON M2N 5M6 · Directions
- Hours
- Monday to Saturday, 11 am to 7 pm