Safety

How we keep this safe.

An IV is a medical procedure, even when it happens in your kitchen. Here is exactly what happens on every visit, and who is responsible for what.

A licensed provider clears your bag before it is drawn up

Every infusion begins with a telehealth consultation, included with your visit at no extra charge. A licensed provider reviews your health history and what you want out of the visit, and clears the bag that is right for you. Your nurse does not draw anything up before that is done.

A registered nurse places and monitors your infusion

Salvador Orrostieta is a registered nurse and a U.S. Army veteran with more than three years of nursing and infusion experience. He walks you through the visit before it starts, places the line himself, and watches you through it.

Every supply is sealed until you watch it open

Sterile, single use, and opened in front of you. If a package has already been opened when it reaches you, it does not go in your arm.

Your nurse stays for the whole visit

Your nurse places the line and manages the infusion, which is about an hour for most bags.

Every bag starts with normal saline

The base of every infusion on the menu is normal saline. What gets added to it is what makes each bag different, and every ingredient is listed on that bag page before you book anything.

What we do not do

IV therapy is not a substitute for medical care, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If you think you are having an emergency, call 911. We do not treat without a provider clearing the bag first, and we do not promise results. What we commit to is the process above, and a straight answer to any question about it.