Multivitamin Drip (B-Complex, Vitamin C)
The Multivitamin Drip is an IV therapy designed to replenish essential nutrients and support overall wellness with a blend of B-Complex vitamins and Vitamin C. By bypassing the digestive system, this treatment delivers vitamins directly into the bloodstream for faster absorption and effectiveness. Many people choose the Multivitamin Drip to boost energy, improve hydration, and maintain daily health and vitality.
Vitamin C
B-Complex
Vitamin B12
Magnesium
Zinc
Glutathione
What is Multivitamin Drip used for?
The Multivitamin Drip is commonly used to increase energy levels, support immune function, and promote recovery from stress or fatigue. It can also help improve skin health, enhance mental clarity, and provide extra nutrient support for people with busy or demanding lifestyles.
Does Multivitamin Drip really work?
Patients often report feeling refreshed, more focused, and energized after receiving a Multivitamin Drip. The direct infusion of B vitamins and Vitamin C ensures rapid nutrient delivery that oral supplements can’t always provide. While research is ongoing, many wellness practitioners and patients highlight noticeable short-term benefits.
Not Sure Which Drip? Choose Your Time, Decide When You Arrive
Pick your date and time—no drip selected yet. A £25 deposit secures your slot and applies toward your treatment. Balance is due on arrival.
Is Multivitamin Drip safe?
Yes, the Multivitamin Drip is generally safe when given by a trained healthcare professional. The vitamins included—B-Complex and Vitamin C—are essential nutrients that play key roles in metabolism, energy production, and immune health. Still, it’s important to consult with a provider before treatment, especially if you have underlying health conditions.
What are the downsides of Multivitamin Drip?
Downsides are usually minimal but may include mild side effects such as temporary discomfort at the IV site, flushing, or lightheadedness. Frequent treatments without medical guidance could lead to unnecessary nutrient intake. Cost is another factor, as IV drips are typically not covered by insurance and can add up over time.
