IV Therapy in Redding, CA

It depends on what you're after: immune support, recovery, hangover relief, general wellness, or NAD+. Tell us what's going on and we'll help you choose, or compare all five on any formula page. You can also book a free 30-minute consult and talk it through first.

No. These are wellness services. If you're seriously unwell, please see a doctor or go to urgent care. We do a quick health check before every visit to make sure the formula fits you.

Yes. Many clients add a vitamin shot or another service to the same visit, so you don't need two appointments.

Most formulas don't need a set schedule. Some clients come in weekly, others a few times a year. We'll talk through a cadence that fits your goals.

No. You're free to go right after your infusion. NAD+ takes about 90 minutes, so plan your day around the visit itself.

For most healthy adults, yes. Expect a pinch and maybe a small bruise. Less often, the IV slips out of the vein and the area swells, which we watch for and fix right away. If you have kidney or heart problems, an IV may not be safe for you, and we'll tell you before we start.

It depends on why you came. You'll feel rehydration the same day. Vitamin support is subtler and depends on how you eat and sleep the rest of the month.

An IV probably isn't for you if you have kidney disease or heart failure, since extra fluid can be hard on your body. If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, talk with us first. Each formula page lists who should skip that one, and if none of them fit, we'll tell you kindly and help you find what does.

For mild dehydration, often no. Water and an electrolyte drink work fine and cost far less. An IV makes more sense when nausea makes it hard to drink enough or you want to rehydrate faster. If you know you're low in one nutrient, a vitamin shot from $20 may be all you need.