Multivitamin Complex IV Infusion

The multivitamin complex infusion delivers a broad-spectrum combination of vitamins C, B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B9 (folate), B12, A, D, and E intravenously over 45 minutes. This formulation is designed to rapidly replenish multiple micronutrient deficiencies simultaneously — relevant for people recovering from illness, experiencing persistent fatigue, or under sustained metabolic stress. K+Clinic's medical team administers the infusion at the Prague 5-Smíchov clinic and recommends a weekly course for sustained benefit. Single session 1,500 Kč; 3-infusion course 3,900 Kč; 5-infusion course 5,500 Kč.

While single-vitamin IV formulations target specific deficiency states, the multivitamin complex drip at K+Clinic provides a comprehensive micronutrient top-up across both water-soluble and fat-soluble vitamins. The formulation includes all eight B-complex vitamins — thiamine (B1) for energy metabolism, riboflavin (B2) for cellular respiration, niacin (B3) for DNA repair and metabolism, pantothenic acid (B5) for hormone synthesis, pyridoxine (B6) for neurotransmitter production, folate (B9) for cell division, and cobalamin (B12) for nerve function and red blood cell formation — alongside vitamins A, C, D, and E. Intravenous delivery ensures complete bioavailability regardless of gut health or absorption issues, which is a meaningful advantage for anyone with gastrointestinal conditions, poor dietary variety, or high metabolic demands. The same 45-minute infusion window and peripheral cannula protocol applies as for the vitamin C drip. The clinic recommends this infusion for people experiencing generalised fatigue and low energy, recovery from acute or prolonged illness, immune system support, athletic training support, periods of significant psychological or physical stress, or as part of a broader wellness programme. It may be particularly relevant for individuals with restricted diets, frequent travellers, those following intensive training schedules, or anyone whose bloodwork shows multiple low-normal or deficient micronutrient levels. The recommended protocol is one infusion per week for 3–5 consecutive weeks, then reassessment. Course pricing provides meaningful savings: the 5-session course at 5,500 Kč represents a per-infusion rate of 1,100 Kč, compared with 1,500 Kč for a single session (or 1,900 Kč at the undiscounted rate). Contraindications include hypervitaminosis A or D (fat-soluble vitamin excess), severe kidney disease, and known hypersensitivity to any component of the infusion. Medical staff review patient history before the first session.