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Hydration IV in Duncan, BC

Our Rehydration IV, Full Body Replenish, administered by a Registered Nurse at Integral IV inside Purely Wellness, 15 Canada Avenue, Unit 101, Duncan, BC.

What is a hydration IV?

A hydration IV delivers fluids directly into your bloodstream. Our Rehydration IV, Full Body Replenish, is a longer, restorative infusion of approximately 180 minutes, so you settle in for the session rather than rushing through it.

How much does a hydration IV cost in Duncan, BC?

The Rehydration IV is $179 at an introductory rate, regularly $249. New clients also complete a $50 assessment (regularly $150) before their first infusion.

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Rehydration IV — Full Body Replenish

Approximately 180 minutes, administered by a Registered Nurse under Nurse Practitioner medical direction.

$179 regularly $249

How long does a hydration IV take?

Plan for about three hours. Bring a book or headphones, and your nurse will check on you gently throughout while you rest in a leather recliner.

Do I need an assessment first?

Yes. Every IV at Integral IV requires a current, Nurse Practitioner-authorized, client-specific treatment plan. Your plan can come from Jackie, our Nurse Practitioner, or from any prescribing practitioner of your choice.

Who should not have a hydration IV?

Fluid-based therapy is not right for everyone. Kidney disease, heart conditions, high blood pressure, pregnancy, and breastfeeding are among the situations that need review first. Your assessment screens for these.

Before you book. New clients begin with the $50 assessment (regularly $150). Returning clients with a current, authorized plan can book directly. Questions? Send us a message.

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Hydration IV questions

How long is the Rehydration IV?

Approximately 180 minutes, so plan for about three hours at the clinic.

How much does it cost?

$179 at our introductory rate, regularly $249.

Do I need a treatment plan?

Yes. A current, Nurse Practitioner-authorized, client-specific plan is required before any infusion.

Can I add anything to it?

Add-ons such as glutathione are possible when your treatment plan includes them. Ask during your assessment.