Frequently Asked Questions

IV drips are a method of delivering hydration, electrolytes, vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients directly into the bloodstream. This bypasses the digestive system and allows for faster and more effective absorption.

IV drips typically take 45-60 minutes to administer, depending on the specific drip and your individual needs. Some IV Drips can take longer, such as NAD+, which can take up to 3 hours to administer.

IV insertion involves a needle and may cause pain or discomfort. There may also be risks or adverse reactions associated with intravenous infusion. Your healthcare professional will discuss the treatment with you and monitor you during the infusion.

IV infusion therapy is not suitable for everyone. Suitability depends on your individual health circumstances, medical history and the specific treatment being considered.

If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive, please discuss IV infusion therapy with your treating healthcare professional before proceeding.

If you have a medical condition, take medications or have other health concerns, you should discuss whether IV infusion therapy is appropriate for you with your treating healthcare professional.

A consultation and clinical assessment are required to determine whether a particular treatment is appropriate for you.

The frequency of IV therapy appointments varies depending on each person’s individual circumstances, health history, and clinical needs.

IV therapy may not be suitable for everyone, and the appropriate timing between treatments should be discussed with a qualified healthcare practitioner as part of an individual assessment.

If you are considering IV therapy and would like to understand whether it is suitable for you, please contact our clinic to arrange a consultation.

The ingredients included in an IV infusion are determined based on your individual circumstances, health history, and the assessment of a qualified healthcare practitioner.

During your consultation, your healthcare practitioner will discuss the available options and determine whether IV therapy is appropriate for you and what formulation may be suitable based on your needs.

IV therapy is not suitable for everyone, and individual outcomes may vary.

Yes, there are limits on the types and amounts of vitamins, nutrients, and other ingredients that may be included in an IV infusion. These decisions are based on clinical considerations, including your individual circumstances, health history, and safety requirements.

A qualified healthcare practitioner will assess your suitability for IV therapy and determine the appropriate formulation and administration based on your individual needs.

IV therapy is not suitable for everyone, and all treatments are subject to clinical assessment.

The experience of IV therapy can vary between individuals and depends on factors such as your health history, individual circumstances, and the treatment provided.

Some people may notice changes after an infusion, while others may not notice any immediate difference. Results and responses to IV therapy are individual and cannot be guaranteed.

Your healthcare practitioner can discuss what you may expect from your treatment as part of your consultation and assessment.

It depends on your specific medical condition and medications. We recommend that you consult with your regular healthcare provider(s) before receiving an IV Drip to ensure that you’re a candidate if you have any pre-existing medical conditions, medical concerns or take medications.

IV therapy involves the administration of fluids, vitamins, or other substances through an intravenous line and, like any medical procedure, may involve potential risks and complications.

Possible risks may include discomfort at the insertion site, bruising, bleeding, infection, allergic reactions, fluid-related complications, changes in electrolyte levels, or vein irritation.

Before treatment, a qualified healthcare practitioner will discuss the potential risks, benefits, and suitability of IV therapy based on your individual circumstances. It is important to disclose your medical history, current medications, and any concerns during your consultation.

At Elevate IV Drips, IV treatments are administered by qualified Registered Nurses in accordance with appropriate clinical processes and safety requirements.

Yes, we offer group bookings for our IV therapy services. Our mobile service can come to your home, office, or hotel to provide the IV therapy services for your group.

Our mobile service is currently available in the Sydney area, but we are expanding our service area.

We require 24-hour notice for any cancellations or rescheduling of appointments. If you cancel or reschedule within 24 hours, there will be a cancellation fee of 50% of the total service fee or a forfeiture of your deposit.

Mobile services incur a zone-based callout fee starting from $59. You can verify the zone for your suburb here. Please note that any parking fees or fines incurred during the visit will be charged to the client.