IV Drips & Vitamin Infusion Therapy
IV Drip Therapy delivers 100% of essential vitamins, minerals, electrolytes directly into your bloodstream through an intravenous infusion, unlike oral supplements, where a significant portion of the nutrients may be lost during digestion.

Intravenous Nutrient Therapy Benefits:
IV Drip therapy provides a range of health and wellness benefits.
key benefits include:
- Safe& Effective
- Strength Immune System
- Treat certain nutrient deficiencies
- Boost Energy Levels
- Improve mental clarity and cognitive function
- Prevent the damaging effects of free radicals
- Strengthen Hair, Nails, Skin& Eyes
- Improve Hydration
- Accelerated recovery
- Support muscle recovery
- Act as part of a recovery plan after a competition or intense workout
- Relieve hangover and jet lag symptoms
- Support healthy weight loss
- Assist addiction recovery alongside a complete addiction recovery program
- Vegan Friendly
- Gluten Free
- Sugar Free
How does Intravenous Nutrient Therapy work?
IV therapy can directly reach the bloodstream, allowing your body to absorb 100% of the vitamins and minerals it contains. It can also leave you feeling great for weeks as opposed to oral supplements; where only 15% is absorbed.
What happens during the treatment?
At Dermatox Skin Clinic the medical practitioner will discuss medical history, and recommend a formulation which will best suit your individual needs. Then the practitioner will set up an intravenous cannulation. This is the act of correctly placing a cannula inside a vein to provide access for the administration of the IV medicine. The IV solution is then directly administered into the bloodstream between 45 and 60 minutes.
You will be discharged 30 minutes after IVNT once vital signs are checked and recorded.
You can then return to work or day to day activities immediately.
Are there any side effects?
If they do occur, these will be minimal:
- Bruising
- Tenderness at the needle insertion point
When can I see results?
Typically, the effects will become fully noticeable after 12 – 24 hours
How long does it last?
It lasts approximately 1-3 months, depending on individual medical history.
