Frequently Asked Questions

IV hydration therapy is a service where fluids, vitamins, and essential nutrients are directly infused into the bloodstream.

Administered by trained medical professionals, IV hydration can be a safe procedure. However, potential risks exist, as with any medical treatment.

The IV hydration business promotes rapid rehydration, immediate vitamin replenishment, and relief from hangovers, jet lag, and migraines.

Licensed medical professionals, like registered nurses or paramedics oversee and administer IV hydration under a physician's guidance.

Sessions in an IV hydration business on average span 30 minutes to an hour, but some may run longer depending on the selected services. NAD+ generally runs longer than other IVs, so please plan ahead.

The ideal frequency varies with individual needs. Some prefer weekly sessions, while others opt for occasional treatments.

IV hydration businesses market their services for various conditions: fatigue, hangovers, jet lag, colds, athletic recovery, and more.

Drips vary, but it typically begins with a saline base then ingredients are added per the client’s request.

Most insurance plans do not cover elective IV hydration as it is seen as a wellness service. However, we have had clients that get prior-authorization from their insurance company with a doctor’s recommendation for IV for preventative reasons get reimbursed for our services. Nxt Level is happy to provide an itemized invoice for you to submit to your insurance. Nxt Level Mobile IV is not able to bill insurance for IVs.

While rare, side effects can include: Bruising or Hematoma: This can occur at the site where the needle is inserted, especially if the vein is punctured through both sides or if there's difficulty in finding a suitable vein. Warm Sensation: Some people might feel a warm sensation when certain solutions, especially those with magnesium or potassium, are administered. Minor Swelling or Inflammation: This can occur at the injection site, especially if the IV solution infiltrates the surrounding tissue. Taste or Odor: Some people report a metallic taste or a peculiar smell when receiving certain IV infusions, especially with high doses of certain vitamins or minerals.

5. Infection: If not done under sterile conditions, there is a risk of local or systemic infections. Allergic Reaction: Rarely, a person may be allergic to one of the components in the IV solution. Air Embolism: This is a rare but serious complication where air enters the bloodstream. It requires immediate medical attention. Vein Damage: Prolonged IV therapy or repeated IV insertions can lead to damage to the veins. Phlebitis: This is inflammation of the vein, which can be caused by the IV line itself, the solution, or an infection. Other Reactions: Depending on what is being infused, there might be other side effects. For example, high doses of certain vitamins or minerals can cause nausea, diarrhea, or other symptoms. ***It is crucial to consult with a healthcare professional before undergoing any form of IV therapy. A well-trained professional can help minimize these risks, ensure the treatment is suitable for the individual, and monitor for any adverse reactions during the procedure. This is why you should always choose reputable and credentialed provider, especially for mobile services, to ensure sterility and safety standards are upheld***

IV therapy offers direct bloodstream absorption, bypassing the digestive system for potential faster effects