Cellular Renewal.
Clinician-led hydration and recovery protocols.
IV MINI
Vitamin C
- Supports antioxidant and immune support
- Helps protect cells from oxidative stress
- Typically 30–45 minutes
Biotin
- Supports hair, skin, and nail health
- Complements collagen and skin-support plans
- Typically 30–45 minutes
Methylated B Vitamins
- Supports energy metabolism and nervous system function
- Uses active (methylated) B-vitamin forms
- Typically 30–45 minutes
Glutathione
- Supports detox pathways and antioxidant defence
- Commonly chosen for recovery and skin clarity support
- Typically 20–40 minutes
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What you get
Clinician-led IV infusion tailored to the selected protocol, with monitored administration and clear next steps.
Delivery
Delivered in-clinic under supervision. Your drip is prepared and administered by a qualified team, with comfort-focused pacing.
Support
WhatsApp support for booking help and basic prep questions. Optional clinician consult if you want guidance on the best option.
Location
Cape Town, South Africa.
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Results and next steps
What's included
- Clinician-led screening and suitability check
- In-clinic administration with monitoring
- Protocol-specific ingredients prepared for your session
- Aftercare guidance and recommended frequency (if doing a series)
- WhatsApp support for scheduling and prep questions
FAQ
Not always. For most drips we can confirm suitability at booking. If you have complex medical history, are pregnant, or take prescription medication, we may recommend a clinician consult first.
Most IV sessions take 45–60 minutes. Some protocols (e.g., NAD+) can take longer for comfort and tolerance.
Comfortable clothing and something to do (headphones, book). Eat a light meal beforehand and arrive well hydrated.
No. Response varies between individuals. We focus on safe delivery, clear expectations, and a plan aligned to your goals.
IV therapy is delivered under clinical supervision, with screening to reduce avoidable risks. As with any IV, mild side effects can occur (e.g., bruising at the cannula site).