Personalised IV Drip Therapy

Customised intravenous vitamin, mineral, and antioxidant infusions designed to rapidly replenish nutrient deficiencies, support immune function, enhance energy, and accelerate recovery from stress or illness.

IV drip therapy at R17 is physician-designed and individually tailored, reflecting the centre's broader philosophy of personalised, evidence-informed care. Rather than offering a fixed menu of off-the-shelf drips, R17 uses blood test data and physician assessment to determine the precise nutrient formulation that addresses your specific deficiencies and health goals. Common IV formulations offered by longevity centres of R17's calibre include high-dose vitamin C infusions (for immune support, antioxidant protection, and collagen synthesis), the Myers' Cocktail (a blend of magnesium, B-complex vitamins, vitamin C, and calcium with broad-spectrum benefits for fatigue, migraines, fibromyalgia, and general wellness), glutathione infusions (the body's master antioxidant, used for detoxification, skin brightening, and cellular protection), and amino acid blends targeting muscle recovery, cognitive performance, or metabolic optimisation. For hydration and electrolyte repletion — particularly valuable for busy executives, post-travel recovery, or performance athletes — isotonic saline bases with electrolyte and micronutrient additions are commonly prescribed. The intravenous route bypasses gut absorption variability, meaning 100% bioavailability of nutrients, which is especially important for individuals with poor gut health, high physiological stress, or conditions that impair oral absorption. Sessions at R17 take place in a medically supervised clinic environment with nursing staff on hand throughout the infusion. The duration typically ranges from 45 to 90 minutes depending on the formulation. For clients on R17's ongoing wellness programmes, IV therapy is integrated as a scheduled intervention within the broader health optimisation plan, with frequency adjusted based on biomarker monitoring and clinical response.