1–4hours
Vitamin drip
Electrolytes, vitamins, minerals, or antioxidants are given in a bag of fluid such as normal saline. Drip times run 1 to 4 hours depending on the formula.
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vitamin therapy
A vitamin push delivers the same nutrients as an IV drip, straight into the vein, without the fluid bag or the hour in the chair. Most appointments are done in under 15 minutes, which is why pushes are the format busy clients come back to.
What is a vitamin Push?
A push is an IV setup without a fluid infusion. A small needle places a short catheter in a vein, and Holly slowly injects electrolytes, vitamins, minerals, or antioxidants through that catheter by syringe. The nutrients are the same ones used in our drips, and they reach your bloodstream just as directly.
What changes is the time. A drip takes one to four hours; a push takes under 15 minutes. That makes it a practical way to hold your nutrient status steady between drips, or to get IV-delivered support on a day that has no room in it.
fast
Under 15 minutes
No fluid bag, no long infusion. In and out on a lunch break.
price
$95
$85 for VIP members. Package pricing below.
What a Push actually feels like
Most people taste the solution before they feel it. Even though it goes directly into the vein, the flavor arrives in the mouth first, and it tastes much like a B vitamin.
After about 15 seconds there is warmth at the back of the throat, and it travels. Hands and feet often feel warm and tingly. Some people feel briefly light-headed, notice slightly blurry vision, or feel a passing wave of nausea. Most people feel relaxed.
Then it is over, as quickly as it began. That combination, a real therapeutic dose and a short, contained experience, is the reason pushes are the most repeated service on our menu. Arrive in clothing with easy access to your arms, and if you are a new client, send your forms ahead so there is time to review them before you sit down.
Vitamin Push questions
01 What is a vitamin push?
A vitamin push is an IV setup without the fluid bag. A small needle places a short catheter in a vein, and your nurse slowly injects electrolytes, vitamins, minerals, or antioxidants through that catheter by syringe. You receive the same nutrients used in a vitamin drip, without the hour or more of infusion time.
02 How long does a push appointment take?
Most push appointments run 15 to 20 minutes from arrival to door, and the injection itself is under 10 minutes. It is the format most clients choose when they want IV-delivered nutrients on a lunch break or between meetings.
03 What does a push feel like?
Most people taste the solution in their mouth first, a flavor much like a B vitamin, even though it goes directly into the vein. After about 15 seconds you will feel warmth at the back of the throat that travels through the body, often with a warm, tingly feeling in the hands and feet. Some people feel briefly light-headed or notice slightly blurry vision. The sensation passes as quickly as it arrives, and most clients describe the whole experience as relaxing.
04 How much does a vitamin push cost?
A single push is $95, or $85 for VIP members. The two-gram Glorious Glutathione push is $155, or $145 VIP. Push packages of five or ten lower the per-visit cost, and Holly will recommend a package only if your plan actually calls for a series.
05 Which push should I choose?
Wellness for energy, mood, and mental clarity. Immunity when you want immune support going into a busy or high-exposure stretch. Quick Calm for stress and nervous-system support. Instant Beauty for skin, and Glorious Glutathione when antioxidant and detox support is the goal. If you are unsure, a free 15-minute clarity call is the fastest way to decide.
06 Do I need a consultation first?
Holly reviews your history and goals before recommending a formula, which can happen on a free clarity call or at your first visit. New clients should complete their forms ahead of arrival so there is time to review them, and arrive in clothing that gives easy access to your arms.
07 Are vitamin pushes safe?
Pushes are placed and administered by a registered nurse experienced in IV therapy, and they use nutrients the body already requires to function. As with any IV, brief effects such as warmth, light-headedness, or nausea can occur, and pushes are not appropriate for everyone. Holly reviews your health history before treatment to confirm the format is suitable for you.
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Fifteen minutes, fully absorbed
Pushes are the easiest way to keep nutrient support consistent when your calendar is not. Holly will match a formula to your goals, or start with a free 15-minute clarity call.