Absolutely! The pivotal step in your treatment journey is meeting with your provider. This crucial interaction serves to enhance your overall wellness experience. During this consultation, your provider will assess your individual needs. In certain cases, lab work may be recommended for a more in-depth analysis, leading to a closer and more personalized follow-up.

Rest assured, our providers are well-versed in IV vitamin therapy and possess a profound understanding of the body's unique requirements. Your well-being is our priority, and this initial meeting is instrumental in tailoring your treatment to optimize the benefits for you.

The discovery of vitamins traces back to the 1900s, with Vitamin D identified for treating rickets and Vitamin C for addressing scurvy. These essential nutrients play an indispensable role in supporting the body's vital functions.

Over the years, the exploration of vitamins has passed through various brilliant minds, culminating in the work of John Myers. He pioneered the intravenous application of vitamins as a comprehensive treatment for a range of medical issues. In the 1980s, Dr. Myers conducted a significant study involving thousands of patients grappling with conditions such as colds, flu, fevers, fatigue, and more severe complications like depression, respiratory diseases, and withdrawal symptoms.

Based on his research, Dr. Myers formulated a unique cocktail of vitamins designed to address this spectrum of issues. The outcome of this study gave rise to the Myers Cocktail, renowned for its efficacy in helping thousands of individuals feel better and regain their well-being.

The effects of a vitamin infusion can vary depending on the type and minerals with components given, the individual's health status, and the reason for the infusion. In most cases you will feel an improvement in energy and well being soon after the infusion. However, more significant improvements in health conditions may take several infusions. A single infusion can promote health and wellness but Heavenly Hydration recommends regular infusions to maintain a desired effect.

Many patients seek Vitamin therapy once a week but our recommendation is to ask your provider what is best for you? The provider consult is complimentary and there for you at the start of your therapy and periodically throughout your treatments.

YES! We highly recommend you have your infusion when sick or even suffer from chronic illness.

YES, but first we always suggest you consult with your OBGYN prior to any treatment. IV infusion of vitamins has been an effective treatment for many pregnant women who suffer from morning sickness, fatigue and nutrient deficiency.

At Heavenly Hydration, meticulous attention to quality and care is our priority. To uphold the highest standards, we prepare each IV cocktail under a specialized hood equipped with precise air filtration. This ensures a controlled and sterile environment, guaranteeing the integrity of our infusion process.

Our commitment extends to the customization of each IV vitamin bag, tailored to meet specific individual needs. Whether addressing unique health requirements or wellness goals, our curated approach ensures that every infusion is crafted with precision, reflecting our dedication to personalized care.

Generally, all IV infusions are safe and have no adverse reactions. There are some minor risks that include bruising, pain or infection at insertion site. Some more serious complications although very rare can be scar tissue or even reactions to the treatment. Our highly qualified Registered Nurses are all trained in IV insertion and how to treat any adverse reaction, we follow strict protocol to protect all our patients.

Absolutely, we currently offer two special pricing packages: the Drip Enthusiast and the Fit and Fabulous. For additional savings, we regularly feature discounts on our Instagram page every month. Stay connected with us by following our Instagram account to stay informed about our various specials and promotions.

We only treat adults and require the patient to be eighteen years of age or older to receive treatment.