IV Therapy in a medical clinic
Ottawa-based mobile IV and injection therapy service providing nurse-led infusions at home, office, hotel, cottage, or events. NAD+ and longevity focus.
The people who look after you
IV therapy at this clinic
NAD+
A slow IV infusion of NAD+, a coenzyme found in every cell, popular in wellness and longevity circles.
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A classic blended IV of B vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium and calcium, one of the original IV drip formulas, commonly chosen for hydration and general wellness.
Learn more about myers cocktailGlutathione
An antioxidant the body makes naturally, given by IV or injection and often marketed for skin brightening; evidence for that is limited.
Learn more about glutathioneVitamin Injections
Quick intramuscular shots such as B12 or vitamin D, offered as a faster alternative to a full IV drip.
What to expect, start to finish
Expect to be asked about your goals and health history before anything is placed. If you are not asked, ask why.
Plan for as long as your drip needs, often 30 to 90 minutes. Ask when you book.
Ask who will place your IV and which licence they hold; the answer should be on the provincial college register.
Most people go straight back to work or their plans afterward.
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Common questions
How much does a visit cost?
Most drips at IV Alchemy fall in the $188-333 range. Pricing depends on the drip you choose, so ask when you book.
Who looks after me during my visit?
Ask who will administer your drip and which licence they hold. The answer should be verifiable on the provincial college register in under two minutes.
How long does a session take?
Plan for as long as the drip you choose needs, often 30 to 90 minutes. Ask the clinic when you book.
Where are you located?
IV Alchemy is at Mobile service area, Ottawa, ON. Directions are one tap away in the booking panel.
Can I claim this on my extended health benefits?
Sometimes. If the drip is administered by a naturopathic doctor, many extended health plans cover it under naturopathic medicine benefits, and iron infusions for a diagnosed deficiency may be covered with documentation. Ask the clinic for a receipt coded for your plan and confirm with your insurer.