Data report · updated 2026-08-14

The Canadian IV Therapy Report

The first public dataset on Canada's IV therapy market: 619 active clinics tracked across 9 provinces, real published prices, and the provincial rules on who can legally put a needle in your arm. Compiled continuously by TheDripMap; free to cite with attribution.

619
Active clinics
7%
Offer mobile / at-home
15%
Mention NAD+
12%
Mention glutathione

Clinics by province, and per capita

Ontario holds the most clinics in absolute terms, but per-capita density tells a different story. Population figures: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census.

ProvinceActive clinicsPer 100,000 residentsWho can administer
Ontario3252.28Provincial rules
British Columbia1302.60Provincial rules
Alberta912.13Provincial rules
Quebec220.26Provincial rules
Manitoba171.27National overview
Saskatchewan131.15National overview
Nova Scotia121.24National overview
New Brunswick60.77National overview
Newfoundland and Labrador30.59National overview

The 10 biggest IV therapy cities

#CityProvinceActive clinics
1TorontoOntario77
2CalgaryAlberta36
3EdmontonAlberta30
4VancouverBritish Columbia26
5OttawaOntario25
6MississaugaOntario20
7Richmond HillOntario17
8WinnipegManitoba17
9BurlingtonOntario17
10HamiltonOntario16

What IV therapy actually costs

From our IV Price Index: published clinic menu prices, one representative price per clinic per treatment, reported only where 3 or more clinics publish a price. These are published prices, not medical advice.

Calgary
6 clinics · June 2026
Standard IV vitamin drip: CA$200 median (CA$75 to CA$260)
Full Calgary index
Toronto
17 clinics · June 2026
Standard IV vitamin drip: CA$175 median (CA$119 to CA$399)
Full Toronto index
Edmonton
8 clinics · June 2026
Standard IV vitamin drip: CA$150 median (CA$75 to CA$295)
Full Edmonton index

The regulatory map

Administering an IV is a regulated act everywhere in Canada, but WHO may do it differs by province: physicians and nurses everywhere; naturopathic doctors with additional certification in Ontario, British Columbia, and Alberta; and in Quebec, where naturopathy is unregulated, nurses and physicians only. Each guide below cites the actual provincial regulator.

Methodology, and how to cite this

Clinic counts are computed directly from TheDripMap's continuously maintained database of Canadian IV therapy providers (619 active listings at generation on 2026-08-14; hidden and closed listings excluded). Service-mix percentages count clinics whose public listing mentions the service. Per-capita figures use Statistics Canada 2021 Census population counts. Price data comes from our IV Price Index: publicly published clinic menu prices, one representative price per clinic per treatment, reported only where at least 3 clinics publish a price. Of the clinics tracked, 22 are owner-claimed and 9 hold our human-reviewed Safety Verified badge.

Journalists and researchers: this data is free to cite with attribution and a link to TheDripMap (https://www.thedripmap.com/canadian-iv-therapy-report). For custom cuts (a province, a city, a treatment) write info@thedripmap.com; we answer quickly.