London's Trusted Vitamin Drips Specialists

Your appointment starts with a suitability review. We discuss your goals (hydration support, wellbeing, travel recovery or general support), medical history, medications and allergies. We explain what IV vitamin therapy can realistically do, where evidence is limited, and the potential risks, so you can make an informed choice in line with UK consent expectations.

We confirm the most appropriate formulation and infusion plan, then prepare the IV in a clean clinical environment. Where appropriate, we may record basic observations. We select an infusion rate tailored to you, and we can start slowly if you are sensitive or anxious.

The drip is administered via a cannula into a vein and you are monitored during the infusion. Most people feel comfortable, though some may experience transient sensations such as coolness in the arm, mild flushing, or light-headedness. We adjust the rate as needed to maintain comfort and safety.

After your drip, we provide advice on hydration, activity and what to expect over the next 24 hours. We explain when to seek medical advice (for example, if you develop increasing redness, swelling, pain at the cannula site, fever, or feel unwell). Where relevant, we discuss whether a course of treatments is appropriate or whether alternatives should be considered.