FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to some of the most common questions about IV therapy at Stillwater.
Is IV therapy safe?
Yes. IV therapy at Stillwater is administered by trained healthcare professionals using established clinical and safety protocols. Every client is screened for eligibility before treatment.
Which IV should I choose?
You do not have to figure it out alone. Explore our
IV options online or talk with our clinical team about your goals and health history.
How long does an IV take?
Treatment times vary based on the infusion and individual flow rate.
Plan on being there around 90 minutes for your first visit (we need some time to get to know you!) but then follow up appointments are usually 45-60 minutes.
Does getting an IV hurt?
You may feel a brief pinch when the IV catheter is inserted. Most clients are able to relax comfortably during the remainder of their infusion.
How often can I receive IV therapy?
Frequency depends on the IV, your health history, nutritional needs, and individual goals. Our clinical team can help determine what is appropriate for you.
What should I do before my appointment?
Eat normally unless you have been instructed otherwise, drink fluids, wear comfortable clothing that allows easy access to your arm, and bring an updated medication/allergy list when appropriate.
Do I need a prescription?
No, our providers and licensed professionals on site will determine clinical appropriateness.
Can anyone receive an IV?
No. IV therapy is not appropriate for everyone. We will review your health history and other relevant factors before treatment.
Can I come in if I am sick?
Yes! An IV infusion can help significantly, whether it’s a common virus, migraine, or other illness that has you down. Just us me know when booking or when you get in, so we can place you in the appropriate treatment area to keep others well.
Eligibility / General Cautions
Certain medical conditions, medications, allergies, pregnancy status, kidney or heart conditions, or other health factors may affect eligibility. Our clinical team will review relevant health information before treatment and may recommend that you consult your primary healthcare provider or choose a different service when appropriate.