By Megan C., RN, Lead Registered Nurse If you’ve never had an IV before, it’s completely normal to wonder what to expect. Should you eat beforehand? Does the IV hurt? Are there side effects? And how will you feel once your session is finished? These are questions I get from first-time clients all the time, so let’s walk through what you can expect before your nurse arrives, during your treatment and afterwards. The short answer: most people notice little more than a quick pin

By Megan C., RN, Lead Registered Nurse If you’ve ever looked at an IV bag and wondered, “What’s actually in there?” you’re not the only one. It’s something clients ask me all the time. While IV treatments can contain different vitamins, minerals and medications depending on the treatment, every IV bag at The IV Company starts with the same thing: normal saline. So, let’s break down what can go into a bag. The short answer: Every IV at The IV Company starts with normal saline

How often you should receive IV therapy depends on why you’re getting it, what’s in your IV, your individual health history and, most importantly, whether you need it at all.