Utilizing IV Vitamin Therapy
with Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment
What is IV Therapy?
IV vitamin therapy is a non-invasive treatment that delivers select vitamins and minerals directly into the bloodstream.
This ensures fast-acting results, ranging from improved immune health to enhanced mental clarity and cognitive function and more.
What is the Procedure?
Prior to starting IV vitamin therapy, there will be an initial consultation to review your health goals and health history, and even review possible bloodwork to tailor your IV treatment to your needs and goals.
At this time, a medical professional will also walk you through what to expect from the procedure, explaining each step and answering any questions. For the infusion, patients will sit in a comfortable chair, with the option of watching television, or just relaxing while the treatment is administered.
Treatments range from 10 minutes up to 1 hour depending on type and amount of the IV solution used. When the IV treatment is complete, there is no downtime, and you can resume all normal activities right away.
What are the Results?
After treatments, patients may feel more hydrated, clear minded and energized, in addition to benefiting from a boost to their immune system and cellular health.
How Much does it Cost?
The cost of IV vitamin therapy will vary based on the type of IV solutions used, and perhaps the region the office is located.
At Dive Hyperbarics the costs range between $125 - 275 for IV Vitamin therapy.
Safety, Side Effects & Risks
IV vitamin therapy is safe and effective, with extremely low risks. Before the treatment is administered, a medical professional will check your vitals, and inquire about your health history. IV therapy may require bloodwork to ensure no contraindications.The entire process is conducted with medical supervision. There are minimal side effects or risks associated with intravenous vitamin therapy.
Potential side effects are extremely rare, but can include bruising and pain at the injection site, inflammation of the vein used, potential for allergic reaction.

