IV therapy and IV hydration in Naples Every infusion, assessed first.
IV therapy delivers fluids, vitamins and nutrients straight into the bloodstream through a small IV line. At our downtown Naples practice on 1st Ave N, our clinical team checks suitability first, confirms your blend and monitors you throughout the infusion.
- Free consultation
- Assessed before your first infusion
- Given by our clinical team
- Bookable 7 days a week
Straight to the bloodstream.
When fluids and nutrients go in through an IV, they skip the digestive system and enter the bloodstream directly. Every infusion is given by our clinical team.
Assessment first
We check suitability before your first infusion. Bring a list of any medications and supplements you take.
Your blend, confirmed
Tell us what you're after, and our clinical team confirms what's appropriate for you.
Monitored throughout
You're looked after by our clinical team for the whole infusion.
Prescription strength
- No fillers
- Minimal preservatives
- Given by our clinical team
About compounded preparations
Some ingredients may be compounded. Compounded preparations don't go through the FDA's drug approval process, and your clinician tells you what's in your blend before anything's given.
What's in each blend.
Not sure which fits? The consultation is free, and our clinical team confirms what's appropriate before anything's given.
Amino acids and B vitamins
- Who asks for it
- Patients with a heavy training load.
- What's in it
- An amino acid blend, Vita-Complex 5B (a B vitamin complex), vitamin B12, lysine and L-carnitine.
- Price
- Given at your consultation, before anything's booked.
Glutathione and vitamin C
- Who asks for it
- Patients focused on skin, hair and nails.
- What's in it
- Alpha-lipoic acid (ALA), glutathione, vitamin C (ascorbic acid), B complex, proline and biotin.
- Price
- Given at your consultation, before anything's booked.
Blend contents and pricing are confirmed at your visit, and you get a price before anything's booked. Ask about the other blends on our menu at your consultation.
Right for you, or not.
IV therapy isn't a treatment for any disease, and it isn't a substitute for medical care. It's one option our clinical team may suggest as part of a wider wellness plan.
Patients often ask about it for
- Hydration after travel or a demanding week
- Support around training and recovery
- A vitamin infusion as part of a wider plan
It isn't right for everyone
Some health conditions and medications can make IV therapy unsuitable. That's why we assess you before your first infusion.
IV therapy vs oral vitamins.
A vitamin you swallow and a vitamin given through an IV reach your body in different ways. Neither replaces a balanced diet, and for many people a tablet and a glass of water is all they need.
Through the gut
- How it reaches you
- Absorbed through your digestive system. How much gets through varies with the nutrient, your digestion and what you take it with.
- Good for
- Everyday use at home, on your own schedule.
Straight into a vein
- How it reaches you
- Fluids and nutrients go into the bloodstream directly, skipping digestion.
- How it's done
- In our downtown Naples clinic, after a suitability check, with our clinical team monitoring you throughout.
What an IV drip actually feels like.
Most of an infusion is sitting back in a comfortable chair. Here's the rest of it, and the questions worth asking first.
During your infusion
You'll feel a quick pinch as the small IV line goes into a vein in your arm or hand. Some people notice a cool feeling as the fluid starts, or a taste in the mouth with certain vitamins. Tell us if anything feels off, and our team will slow or stop the drip.
Afterwards
Most people go straight back to their day. Mild bruising or tenderness where the line was is the most common after-effect, and it settles on its own.
Who should avoid IV therapy
Tell us if any of these apply. Some can rule an infusion out, and others change what's appropriate.
- Kidney disease, heart failure or problems with fluid retention
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- An allergy or reaction to any vitamin or ingredient
- Blood thinners or other medicines you take regularly
Hydration in the Naples heat
Long days on the water or the golf course, summer humidity and flights in and out of RSW all take fluid out of you. Drinking water comes first. An IV is one option our clinical team may suggest, after checking it suits you.
No surprises, start to finish.
Nothing's booked on the day unless you want it to be.
- 1
Your free consultation
We talk through what you're after, check suitability and confirm your blend. You get a price before anything's booked.
- 2
Your infusion
Given by our clinical team at our downtown Naples practice, and you're monitored throughout. Most appointments fit into a lunch break.
- 3
Afterwards
You get aftercare specific to your infusion, and we'll talk through whether and when another one makes sense.
The people you'll actually see.
Every visit is with a member of our medical team. Not a rotating roster, not a chart number.
Medical direction by Victor Cruz, MD, our Medical Director.
Meet the whole team
IV therapy in Naples, FL
IV therapy in Naples, FL is given here by our clinical team at our downtown practice on 1st Ave N. We check suitability before your first infusion, confirm your blend with you and monitor you throughout.
Vitamin IV therapy in Naples
Vitamin IV therapy in Naples starts with one of our two blends, fitness or beauty. Our clinical team confirms what's appropriate for you, and tells you what's in it, before anything's given.
An IV drip near you in downtown Naples
If you're looking for an IV drip near you in downtown Naples, we're at 848 1st Ave N, Suite 100, open 7 days a week, 8am to 8pm. Most appointments fit into a lunch break.
IV hydration therapy in Naples, FL
IV hydration therapy in Naples, FL isn't a treatment for any disease or a substitute for medical care. Patients often ask about it after travel or a demanding week. Some conditions and medications rule it out, which is why the assessment comes first.
What is IV therapy?
IV therapy delivers fluids, vitamins and nutrients straight into the bloodstream through a small IV line, bypassing the digestive system. Every infusion here is given and monitored by our clinical team.
Do I need a consultation before IV therapy?
Yes. We assess suitability before your first infusion. Bring a list of any medications and supplements you take.
How long does an IV infusion take?
Most appointments are short enough to fit into a lunch break. We'll confirm timing when you book.
What's in your IV blends?
Our fitness blend combines an amino blend, Vita-Complex 5B, B12, lysine and L-carnitine. Our beauty blend combines ALA, glutathione, ascorbic acid (vitamin C), B complex, proline and biotin. Your clinician confirms what's appropriate for you before anything's given.
Are the ingredients compounded?
Some may be. Compounded preparations don't go through the FDA's drug approval process, and your clinician tells you what's in your blend before anything's given.
Can I choose my own blend?
You can tell us what you're after, and our clinical team confirms what's appropriate for you before anything's administered.
Are there side effects?
Any infusion carries some risk. Your practitioner goes through this with you beforehand, and you're monitored during treatment.
Is IV therapy better than taking vitamins by mouth?
It's different, not automatically better. Oral vitamins are absorbed through your gut, and how much gets through varies. An IV puts fluids and nutrients straight into your bloodstream. For many people a balanced diet and oral supplements are enough, and our clinical team will tell you if that's you.
Who gives the infusion?
Every infusion here is given and monitored by our clinical team, under the supervision of our medical director, Victor Cruz, MD.
Who shouldn't have IV therapy?
Kidney disease, heart failure, fluid retention, pregnancy, breastfeeding, allergies to any ingredient and some regular medicines can all make an infusion unsuitable or change what's appropriate. That's why we check suitability before your first one.
What does an IV drip feel like?
A quick pinch as the small line goes in, then usually nothing much. Some people notice a cool feeling or a taste in the mouth with certain vitamins. Mild bruising where the line was is the most common after-effect.
How often can I have IV therapy?
There's no set schedule. Our clinical team decides with you, based on your health, your plan and what you've had before.
Can I have IV therapy on the same day as another treatment?
Ask when you book. Our clinical team confirms what can safely be combined on the same day.
Are there preservatives in your IV blends?
Our blends are made with no fillers and minimal preservatives. If you have a sensitivity or allergy, tell us and our clinical team will check every ingredient first.
How much does IV therapy cost in Naples?
It depends on the blend. The consultation is free, and you get a price before anything's booked.
Where are you in Naples?
We're in downtown Naples at 848 1st Ave N, Suite #100, Naples, FL 34102. We're open 7 days a week, 8am to 8pm, and appointments are bookable online or by phone from 9am to 5pm every day.
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