IV hydration therapy is done with a peripheral intravenous catheter that is inserted via a needle into a vein in your body, which delivers fluids, vitamins, minerals, nutritional compounds, and/or medications directly into your body.

Injection therapy is when a vitamin, mineral, nutritional compound, and/or medication is injected directly into the subcutaneous fat or muscle of your body.

Treatment with IV therapy and/or injectable vitamins, nutritional compounds, minerals, and/or medications
offered at IV Hydralounge is completely voluntary.

We do not check or require lab work for treatment. It should be known that there is a small risk of creating an excess of vitamins in your system if you do not pace your treatment properly. The proper treatment frequency varies based on age, medical history, activity level, and more. A good rule of thumb is that injections are better received weekly, and infusions are better received monthly.

Alternative therapy options for the symptoms you are seeking IV therapy and/or injection therapy for include, but aren’t limited to, treatment by your primary care provider and/or specialty provider, oral supplementation, and dietary/lifestyle modification.

IV therapy provided at IV Hydralounge doesn’t require a physician’s note to receive; however, we do recommend notifying your medical and/or mental health provider about your decision to undergo IV therapy or intramuscular injection therapy.

IV infusions and injection therapy at IV Hydralounge are not intended to diagnose or treat a specific medical condition. IV infusions and injection therapy will not prevent or cure medical conditions or diseases. IV infusions and injection therapy are a voluntary service meant to assist with certain symptoms or ailments you may be experiencing.

Please inform our medical staff of all medications and supplements you take and any allergies you have.
Serious adverse reactions could happen if you do not disclose any allergies you have, as well as any
medications and supplements that you are currently taking.

Understanding the risks and benefits of IV and injection therapies is very important. It should also be
understood that consistency is key with these treatments, and often, you do not feel the benefits right away. Benefits are never guaranteed. If you are not deficient in certain vitamins, your body will naturally eliminate them.

Common risks involved with IV and injection therapies include, but are not limited to, irritation, pain, discomfort, bruising, and bleeding at the site of the IV insertion or injection.

Less common risks involved with IV and injection therapies include, but are not limited to, infection at the site of the IV insertion or injection, injury to the tissue, phlebitis, low blood pressure, fainting, and fluid volume overload, medication interactions, high vitamin levels, and drops in blood sugar levels.

Very rare risks involved with IV and injection therapies include, but are not limited to, sepsis, severe allergic
reactions, severe medication/supplement reactions, anaphylaxis, blood clots, shock, cardiac arrest, and death.

The benefits of IV and injection therapies include, but are not limited to, enhanced absorption of vitamins and minerals as they bypass the digestive tract, increased total body hydration, alleviation of unwanted symptoms, increased total body nutrient density, improved mental clarity, and improved athletic performance and recovery.

Unforeseeable complications can arise when an IV is placed and medications, fluids, minerals, and vitamins are infused into the body. You have the right to refuse any treatments or treatment recommendations at any time.