IV Vitamin Drips in Mount Pleasant, SC

If you’re ready to take charge of your health and take proper care of your body like it deserves, IV vitamin drip will give your body what it needs to take on whatever life throws its way. Traditional medical thinking is to react to bad situations as they happen. Vitamin therapy supples your body with the nutrients and fuel it needs to work properly and protect itself so the issues don’t happen in the first place.

The DRIPBaR Mt. Pleasant offers wellness IV drips for any lifestyle or health need by supplying your body with vitamins directly into your bloodstream so it takes effect faster and you feel the benefits longer. Your body is your vehicle through life. Take proper care of it, and it will take care of you.

How Long Do the Benefits of IV Therapy Last?

Your IV Drip therapy session will take about 30 to 45 minutes to complete. Once it’s done, the effects last for about three or four days. As such, you should get them done at least once every month for to feel the benefits, and ideally once every two weeks or so for best effect. The membership options The The DRIPBaR Mt. Pleasant provides 1 lifestyle drip per month at the basic package (Maintain) and 2 lifestyle drips per month at the next level (Improve). Much of it depends on what you need from your drip as well. When you come in for your scheduled appointment, we’ll walk you through what your best options are and make recommendations based on what you need.

 Feel Refreshed, Rejuvenated, Renewed, Recharged

This new, exciting, and effective wellness treatment will revitalize your body at its fundamental, molecular level. Vitamin IV therapy at The DRIPBaR Mt. Pleasant is more efficient and longer-lasting than vitamins and supplements that you take orally.

The DRIPBaR Mt. Pleasant is on the forefront of a new industry using cutting-edge health and nutritional science. When you come in for your IV lifestyle drip, at our clinic on Long Grove Drive, you’ll be treated to clean and sterile facilities and be taken care of by licensed and trained registered nurses and nurse practitioners.