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First drip? Here's exactly what happens.
First IV drip? Totally normal to feel a little unsure. Here's the honest rundown of what your first visit at Peak Performance Hydration looks like, start to finish. No surprises, no sales pitch. We're a locally owned clinic in Anthem, medically supervised by a Board Certified Emergency Physician, and every first visit includes a free telehealth consult so a provider signs off before anything goes in your arm. Most people are in and out in under an hour, feeling like themselves again. Walk in a little nervous, walk out glad you came.
Start to finish
Book your spot
Call us at (623) 282-1201 or book online. Tell us roughly what you're after — bounced-back hydration, an immune boost, recovery, whatever's going on — and we'll help you land on the right drip. Not sure? That's what the consult is for. Firefighters · Police · Military · Healthcare Workers: mention it, because you get 15% off. Give yourself about an hour for a first visit.
Check in — easy and low-key
When you arrive you'll do a quick intake: basic health history, any medications, allergies, what you're hoping to get out of the drip. It's a short form, not a pop quiz. This is how we keep you safe and tailor things to you. Grab a comfortable chair — the vibe is calm, not clinical-cold.
Free telehealth consult with the physician
Before any drip starts, you get a free telehealth consult with our Board Certified Emergency Physician on your first visit. They review your intake, answer your questions, and make sure the drip you picked is a good fit for you. This is real medical oversight — a provider signs off on your care. If something's not right for you, they'll say so and point you somewhere better.
The needle — the part everyone worries about
Here's the honest truth: yes, there's a needle, and yes, you'll feel a quick pinch when it goes in — a few seconds, similar to a routine blood draw. Our team places IVs for a living, so they're fast and gentle. Once it's in, a small flexible catheter stays in your vein (not the needle), so you can bend your arm and relax. Most people are surprised by how little there is to it.
Chair time — sit back and let it work
Now you just relax while the drip runs. Most sessions take about 30 to 45 minutes; NAD+ runs longer, usually 60 to 90 minutes because it's given slowly on purpose. Bring earbuds, scroll your phone, take a nap, chat with us — whatever's your speed. Some folks feel a cool sensation in the arm or a mild flavor (that vitamin-y taste is normal). Our team checks on you the whole time.
Drip's done — you're free to go
When the bag's empty, we remove the catheter, press a small bandage on, and that's it. No downtime, no recovery room. Most people head right back to their day — work, gym, errands, whatever's next. We'll go over any simple aftercare and answer last questions before you walk out.
The honest answers
Is IV therapy safe?
When it's done under real medical supervision, IV hydration therapy is very well tolerated. We're overseen by a Board Certified Emergency Physician, every first visit includes a telehealth consult, and our team places IVs professionally. We screen your health history up front for exactly this reason. To be clear: this is wellness support, not treatment for any disease — and we'll never promise a cure or a guarantee.
Does it hurt?
Just the initial poke — a quick pinch for a few seconds, like a blood draw. After that the catheter is flexible and most people forget it's there. If anything feels off during your drip, tell us and we'll adjust or stop. You're always in control.
How long does it take?
Plan on about an hour for your first visit, since it includes intake and the consult. The drip itself usually runs 30 to 45 minutes. NAD+ is the exception — it's given slowly and takes about 60 to 90 minutes.
Who should skip it or talk to us first?
If you're pregnant or nursing, have kidney or heart conditions, take regular medications, or have a history of reactions to IV vitamins, please tell us before booking so the physician can weigh in. Some people aren't good candidates, and we'd rather have that conversation honestly. That's exactly what the free consult is for — if a drip isn't right for you, we'll say so.
What do the drips cost?
Pure Hydration is $125, Immunity Plus $215, NAD+ $150, and both Myers Cocktail and Peak Performance are $215. Want an extra antioxidant kick? Add a Glutathione Push for $30. Firefighters · Police · Military · Healthcare Workers get 15% off.
Walk out, keep going
Drink water. A drip gives you a strong head start on hydration, but keep sipping through the rest of the day to help your body hold onto it.
Eat something normal. There's no special diet afterward — a regular meal is perfect. Some people like a light snack before or after so they're not running on empty.
Keep the little bandage on for an hour or so. A small bruise or tenderness at the site is normal and fades in a day or two.
Go live your day. No downtime — work, train, run errands. Many people feel refreshed within a few hours, though everyone's different and results vary.
Questions later? Call us at (623) 282-1201. If you ever feel unwell after a visit, reach out to us or your doctor — we'd always rather hear from you.
Ready when you are.
Free telehealth consult with your first visit. Walk-ins welcome.