To qualify for Semaglutide or Tizepatide you must have a body mass index (BMI) of more than 30, overweight or weight-related medical problems like hypertension or high blood pressure, pre-diabetes, or high cholesterol.

Depending on your nutritional needs dictates how often you can receive IV nutrients. Some people get IV weekly, a couple times a month, or on an as needed basis. Iv Vitamins typically remain in the body for 2 weeks.

Typically, 45 minutes to 1 hour. If you are a new client, expect to add on a little more time to discuss the best DRIP to address your needs and answer any questions.

Our vitamins are monitored for efficiency and undergo elevated levels of testing. A provider orders the vitamins through a pharmacy. A Registered Nurse administers all IVs and injections, and our medical director oversees all treatments. Our clinical team will review each client’s history prior to treatment.

Side effects occur rarely, but if they do, they are usually minor and short lived. Mild bruising, slight bleeding from the site and soreness can occur. Some people may report a feeling of coolness of the arm, a metallic taste in the mouth from the vitamins, and a vitamin smell in their urine. All these are normal.