Wellness & Longevity
IV therapy delivers fluids, vitamins, and minerals directly into the bloodstream. At Randali it is physician-led and medically supervised. Every visit starts with a clinical screen to confirm a drip is appropriate for you. We believe in being honest about what IV therapy can and can't do, so you can make an informed choice.
Your provider reviews your history and current health to confirm whether an IV, and which one, is appropriate and safe for you.
Explore the menu by goal (hydration, recovery, immune, energy, focus, beauty, or metabolic support), and your provider helps you decide with realistic expectations.
A provider places the IV and monitors you throughout. Most drips take 30 to 60 minutes, and the pace is adjusted to keep you comfortable.
Because an IV bypasses digestion, nutrients are absorbed more completely than the same nutrients taken by mouth. That's genuinely useful when someone is dehydrated or run-down, and it's why IV fluids are a mainstay of medical care.
It's also worth being candid: for a healthy, well-nourished person, the evidence that routine vitamin drips prevent illness, slow aging, or outperform a balanced diet is limited, and part of any benefit may be hydration and rest. Major medical sources make the same point. We'd rather tell you that up front than oversell it.
What sets medically supervised IV therapy apart from a walk-in drip bar is oversight. IV lounges are not FDA-regulated; here, a provider reviews your history, screens for conditions that make an IV unsafe, and determines what, if anything, is right for you. This page is educational and is not medical advice or a diagnosis.
A consultation and clinical screen are the best way to know whether IV therapy is right for you. People commonly consider it for:
Worth a conversation if…
May not be appropriate if…
Candidacy is always determined during a confidential consultation.
A straightforward blend of medical-grade saline and electrolytes to restore hydration, a sensible choice after illness, travel, heat, or heavy exertion.
Best for: Dehydration, travel, post-illness or post-exercise recovery
The classic wellness infusion, a blend of B-vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium, and calcium. Long-established and popular; your provider will discuss realistic expectations.
Best for: General wellness support, feeling run-down
A vitamin-C-forward blend with zinc and other minerals. Chosen by patients wanting general immune support; not a treatment or cure for any infection.
Best for: General immune wellness
Fluids paired with B-vitamins and minerals, with anti-nausea support when clinically appropriate, commonly chosen the morning after a rough night or a demanding weekend.
Best for: Hangover-style recovery, feeling depleted
An antioxidant-focused blend featuring glutathione and biotin with vitamin C. Chosen by patients interested in skin and hair wellness. Any change is subtle and individual, and IV glutathione is not FDA-approved for skin lightening or any cosmetic purpose.
Best for: Skin and hair wellness
A B-complex and B12 blend, with amino acids where appropriate, chosen by patients who feel low on energy. Any effect varies from person to person and is not guaranteed.
Best for: Low energy, busy stretches
Fluids with amino acids, electrolytes, and B-vitamins, chosen by patients around heavy training or physically demanding work. It rehydrates after exertion; it is not a performance-enhancing treatment, and competitive athletes should read the note on anti-doping rules below.
Best for: Rehydration after heavy training or physical work
A B-vitamin and amino-acid blend chosen by patients heading into mentally demanding stretches. We would rather be straight with you: evidence that any infusion improves focus, memory, or cognition in an otherwise healthy person is limited.
Best for: Mentally demanding stretches
A blend featuring B-vitamins with lipotropic compounds such as methionine, inositol, and choline. Chosen alongside a medically supervised weight or metabolic plan. It is not a weight-loss treatment on its own and does not replace one.
Best for: Alongside a supervised weight or metabolic plan
Glutathione on its own, an antioxidant your cells already make. Chosen by patients interested in antioxidant support. IV glutathione is not FDA-approved for skin lightening or any cosmetic purpose, and evidence for other uses is limited.
Best for: Antioxidant support
You'll relax in a comfortable chair while the infusion runs. Most people read, work, or rest; sessions are calm and unhurried.
Some blends can cause a brief warm flush or a vitamin taste. Your provider adjusts the pace to keep you comfortable, and slowing an infusion down usually settles it.
There's typically no downtime. Most people return to their day right away.
Mild, short-lived effects can include tenderness or bruising at the IV site, or a brief flush. Your provider reviews what to expect and aftercare before you leave.
Every drip is priced on the menu above, from $129 for Essential Hydration to $209 for Radiance Beauty, so you know the cost before you book rather than after. Series and membership pricing may be available, and your provider will say if a drip isn't the right answer for you at all.
Why Randali
Every plan is overseen by our Medical Director: clinical judgment, never a questionnaire.
We weigh your full health picture to recommend the right treatment (or combination) for you.
Care delivered to medical standards and in line with state and federal regulations.
Two-plus decades of refined, natural results and lasting patient relationships.
Take the first step toward your goals with a personalized, physician-directed plan designed just for you.
