Physician-supervised IV therapy · Abbotsford, BC

Vitamins, minerals and antioxidants — delivered straight to your bloodstream.

Whether you're dealing with iron deficiency, low energy, or want to optimize how you feel, our IV drips deliver nutrients directly — bypassing the gut for faster, more complete absorption than oral supplements. Every infusion is ordered by Dr. Sahil Chawla and administered by a registered nurse in a monitored setting.

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Physician and RN on site

Every drip is prescribed by a physician and given by a registered nurse, with vitals monitored throughout.

Pharmacy-compounded ingredients

Sterile, single-source vials from a licensed compounding pharmacy — mixed fresh for your appointment.

No referral needed

Private pay. A short physician assessment confirms you're a good candidate before anything is booked.

Bioavailability~100%

Nutrients enter the bloodstream directly. Oral vitamins are partly lost to digestion — high-dose vitamin C, for example, is poorly absorbed by mouth beyond a few hundred milligrams.

Per session30–90 min

Most drips take under an hour in a reclining chair. The Mitochondrial drip runs slowly on purpose and is the longest we offer.

To notice a differenceDays, not weeks

Many patients report feeling the effects within 24–72 hours. Results vary — your physician will talk through realistic expectations for you.

Medical infusion

IV Iron Infusion

Iron is what your body uses to build red blood cells and carry oxygen. When it runs low you can feel exhausted, foggy, short of breath, cold, and generally run down — and oral iron is slow, often poorly absorbed, and hard on the stomach. IV iron delivers a full replacement dose directly, with many patients noticing a difference within days.

Fatigue, brain fog and low exercise tolerance from low ferritin
Heavy periods, pregnancy or postpartum iron loss
Can't tolerate or don't absorb oral iron (IBD, celiac, bariatric surgery)
Restless legs or hair thinning linked to iron deficiency

IV iron requires a short physician assessment (10–15 min) first. Your physician will choose the formulation and dose based on your bloodwork — recent ferritin and CBC results speed this up considerably.

Monoferric · ferric derisomaltose

A single high-dose infusion — usually complete in one visit. Best for significant deficiency, malabsorption, or when oral iron hasn't worked.

Venofer · iron sucrose

A lower dose given over several shorter sessions. Best for milder deficiency or a first infusion.

Administration fee$200

Covers nursing care, supplies and monitoring for the visit. The iron medication itself is a separate prescription cost and is often covered by extended health benefits under drug coverage — bring your plan details.

Wellness IV drips

Three drips, each built for a specific goal.

Every formula below is mixed fresh from pharmacy-compounded vials to the exact doses listed. Not sure which is right for you? Each option is reviewed with you personally before your appointment is booked.

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High Dose Myers Cocktail

The gold standard total-body tune-up

The original wellness IV, developed by Dr. John Myers in the 1960s and refined since. Ours is the high-dose version: a full vitamin C and magnesium load with the complete B-vitamin family. If you're new to IV therapy, this is where we usually recommend starting.

Price: $220
Time in chair: 30–45 min
Best for: FatigueMigrainesFibromyalgiaImmune supportFirst-time IV

What's in it

Vitamin C5,000 mg
Magnesium1,000 mg
Vitamin B121,000 mcg
B-ComplexB1, B2, B3, B5, B6
Calcium100 mg

What it's designed to do

Rebuild energy. B vitamins are the cofactors your cells use to turn food into usable energy; B12 in particular supports red blood cells and nerve function.
Ease migraines and muscle tension. Magnesium relaxes blood vessels and muscle, and low magnesium is common in people with frequent migraines.
Support immunity and recovery. High-dose vitamin C supports white blood cell function and is an antioxidant your body can't make on its own.
Steady the nervous system. B6 and magnesium are involved in producing the neurotransmitters that regulate mood and sleep.

Immunity Boosting Drip

Get ahead of cold and flu season

High-dose vitamin C and zinc — the two nutrients with the strongest track record for immune cell function — plus glutathione, the body's master antioxidant, to help clear the oxidative stress that comes with being sick or run down.

Price: $250
Time in chair: 45–60 min
Best for: Before or after travelPost-illness recoveryFeeling run downCold & flu season

What's in it

Vitamin C (high dose)5,000 mg
Glutathione1,000 mg
Zinc10 mg
Vitamin B121,000 mcg
Magnesium600 mg
Calcium200 mg
B-ComplexHigh potency

What it's designed to do

Reach doses oral vitamin C can't. 5 grams IV produces blood levels many times higher than the same dose by mouth — levels associated with stronger antioxidant and immune-supporting effects.
Arm your immune cells. Zinc is essential for the development and signalling of the white blood cells that respond to viruses, and is quickly depleted when you're sick.
Clear oxidative stress. Glutathione neutralizes the free radicals produced by infection, inflammation and travel stress, and helps recycle vitamin C.
Recover faster. Magnesium and the B-vitamins support the energy and sleep you need when you're bouncing back.

Mitochondrial Boost + Detox

Clean out — power up

Built around two of the most-studied antioxidants in medicine — alpha-lipoic acid and glutathione — infused in sequence. ALA is given first and slowly, priming your cells to take up the glutathione that follows. Selenium and B-vitamins round out the mitochondrial support.

Price: $250
Time in chair: 60–90 min
Best for: Persistent fatigueBrain fogLiver supportOxidative stressNerve tingling / neuropathy

What's in it

Glutathione1,000 mg
Alpha-Lipoic Acid500 mg
Magnesium400 mg
Selenium40 mcg
B-ComplexHigh potency

ALA is light-sensitive, so your bag is kept covered. It's also infused slowly on purpose — please don't ask us to speed it up.

What it's designed to do

Recharge your mitochondria. ALA is a cofactor in the enzyme reactions that produce ATP — the energy currency of every cell — and is one of the few antioxidants active in both water and fat.
Support liver detox pathways. Glutathione is the liver's primary tool for binding and clearing toxins, metabolic waste and alcohol byproducts. Levels drop with age, stress and illness.
Calm nerve irritation. IV ALA has been studied for diabetic neuropathy, where it's shown improvement in burning, tingling and numbness.
Regenerate other antioxidants. ALA recycles vitamin C, vitamin E and glutathione back to their active forms; selenium is required for the enzymes that use glutathione.

Add-ons

Add a vitamin D shot, or book one on its own.

Can be added to any wellness drip at the add-on price, or booked as a standalone visit.

Vitamin D

$69 add-on · $119 on its own

Most people in BC are low in vitamin D from October to April. It supports bone density, immune regulation, and mood — and a single high-dose injection can hold levels for weeks rather than the daily drops most people forget.

How it works

From first form to first drip in four steps.

Submit the request form

Tell us what you're hoping to address. Our team reviews every request and gets back to you within 1–2 business days.

Short physician assessment

A 10–15 minute visit to review your history, confirm you're a good candidate, and choose the right drip and dose. Bring recent bloodwork if you have it.

Book your appointment

You'll receive a direct booking link to reserve your drip at a time that works for you. Eat a light meal and drink water beforehand.

Infusion day

Settle into a reclining chair. Your nurse checks your vitals, places a small IV, and stays on site for the whole infusion — with the physician available throughout.

Safety first

Is IV therapy right for you?

IV vitamin therapy is well tolerated by most healthy adults. The most common side effects are mild — a cool feeling in the arm, a metallic or vitamin taste, brief warmth or flushing, or light nausea — and settle when the drip is slowed. Your nurse monitors your blood pressure and IV site throughout every session.

Some conditions need extra care or a different plan. Please let us know at your assessment if any of the following apply.

Kidney disease

Several ingredients are cleared by the kidneys; we'll check your kidney function first.

High blood pressure or heart conditions

Especially if not well controlled — we'll adjust volume and rate.

G6PD deficiency

A hereditary enzyme condition that affects how you handle high-dose vitamin C. Testing is only needed at doses well above what we use, but tell us if you have it.

Sulfa or sulfur sensitivity

Relevant to glutathione, which is in three of our four drips.

Diabetes or low blood sugar

Alpha-lipoic acid can lower blood glucose; we'll check your sugar before and during the Mitochondrial drip.

Methotrexate

Not compatible with alpha-lipoic acid — we'll choose a different drip.

Active cancer treatment

High-dose antioxidants need sign-off from your oncologist.

Pregnancy or breastfeeding

IV iron is often appropriate; wellness drips are assessed case by case.

Common questions

Before your first drip.

Does it hurt?

A small pinch when the IV is placed, similar to a blood draw. We use a fine catheter and the drip itself is painless. Some people feel a cool sensation in the arm.

How often should I come?

It depends on your goal. Many patients do a series of weekly or biweekly drips for 4–6 weeks, then move to monthly maintenance. Your physician will suggest a schedule at your assessment.

Should I eat before my appointment?

Yes — a light meal and a glass of water an hour or two before. Coming in fasted makes light-headedness more likely, especially with the Mitochondrial drip.

Can I drive afterward?

Yes. You'll rest for a few minutes after the IV is removed, and most people go straight back to their day.

Is this covered by MSP or extended health?

Wellness drips are private pay and not covered by MSP. The iron medication for an IV iron infusion is a prescription and is often covered under your extended health drug plan; the administration fee is not.

Ready to find the right drip for you?

Request a consult and we'll be in touch within 1–2 business days.

A short physician assessment confirms you're a good candidate and sets the right drip and dose. No referral needed.

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