FAQ’s

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Depending on your selection of services, a typical session lasts approximately 1hr, although your 1st appointment may take a little longer due to the need to go over health history and complete a good faith exam.

This is an assessment conducted by a healthcare professional to ensure that a patient is a suitable candidate for this type of treatment. It typically includes a brief review of the clients medical history and any underlying health concerns. It is required annually by the state of Virginia. The goal is to confirm that IV therapy is safe and appropriate for the individual, addressing any potential risks or contraindications before proceeding with treatment. 

While IV therapy is generally safe, there can be potential side effects. Slight discomfort or pain at the injection site, bruising, swelling, or irritation around the vein. In rare cases, allergic reactions to the substances infused during therapy can occur. It is important to notify the healthcare provider if any side effects are experienced during or after your session.

IVTherapy has gained popularity as a potential remedy for a hangover. The treatment often referred to as the hangover cure or hangover IV, involves the administration of fluids, electrolytes, and sometimes medication’s to help alleviate the symptoms associated with excessive alcohol consumption. IV therapy for hangovers aim to rehydrate the body, replenish, essential nutrients, and provide relief from headache, nausea, and fatigue. However, it is important to note that individual responses vary.

IV Therapy is sometimes used by athletes to enhance sports performance. The treatment aims to provide rapid hydration, replenish electrolytes, and deliver nutrients to support optimal physical performance. It may be used before or after intense workouts, endurance, events, or competitions. However, the effectiveness of IV therapy for sports performance enhancement is still a topic of debate, and individual responses may vary. It is advisable to consult with a sports medicine provider prior to ar

IV Therapy is generally considered safe when administered by trained healthcare professionals. However, like any medical procedure, there are potential risks and complications associated with IV therapy. These include infection at the injection site, allergic reactions to substances infused, damage to veins, and incorrect administration of fluids or medication. It is important to ensure that IV therapy is performed in a controlled environment by qualified healthcare providers.

No, IV therapy can only be performed by qualified healthcare professionals who have received proper training and certification. These professionals, such as registered nurses or licensed healthcare providers, have the necessary knowledge and skills to safely administer IV therapy. Attempting to perform IV therapy without appropriate training can lead to serious complications and risks to the patient’s health.

We work exclusively with Olympia Pharmaceuticals because they are backed by a trusted reputation in the industry and offer a commitment to quality which insures our clients receive the best and most pure products for their specific needs.

Depending on the infusion, some patients get an IV up to twice a week. You have the option to do weekly, biweekly or monthly treatments. We recommend getting an IV when you feel the need to boost your energy levels, travel frequently, or just want to get back to your normal, productive self. You may see dramatic effects after the first IV depending on your nutritional hydration status. 

Most people notice increased energy. Some people report a vitamin taste in their mouth and strong vitamin smell in their urine, but that’s totally normal. That is how the body eliminates the nutrients once the body metabolizes them. You may see dramatic effects after the first IV depending on your nutritional hydration status.

Typically no. If needed, a numbing spray can be used to numb the area so you don’t feel anything. The needle used is a very small needle and is well tolerated by most people.

AquaPulse IV has a licensed physician, our Medical Director, who oversees the operations of IV administration. One of our professional, licensed, and skilled IV specialists will administer and monitor you while receiving your infusion.