About the service

IV drips at a pharmacy, not a pop-up

FastHeal is a GPhC-registered pharmacy and private clinic in the centre of Woking. Our IV drips are prescribed and overseen by our clinical team, prepared to pharmacy standards and administered by trained clinicians in a private treatment room. That matters with IV therapy: the same infusion given without a proper screening or by someone without the right training is a different product.

Every appointment includes a consultation. We ask about your medical history, medicines, allergies and what you are hoping to get from the session. If an infusion is not suitable for you, we will tell you.

GPhC registered
A regulated pharmacy and private clinic, not a pop-up
Prescriber screening
Health, medicines and allergies checked before every drip
Prepared on the day
Mixed in our pharmacy, not shipped pre-made
Private room
A reclining chair, and a clinician who stays with you

Not sure where to start?

How to choose

Most infusions are built on the same base: a bag of sterile saline or Hartmann's solution, with vitamins, minerals or amino acids added according to the formulation. The differences come down to which nutrients are included and at what dose.

New to IV therapy

Start with the Hydration Drip (£80) or Multivitamin Drip (£105).

The classic formulation

The Myers Cocktail (£130) is the original 1960s vitamin and mineral blend that most modern drips are based on.

Interested in glutathione

The Detox Drip (£130) contains 600mg. The Double Detox Drip (£180) and Anti-Ageing Drip (£205) contain 1,200mg.

Higher doses of vitamin C

The High Dose Vitamin C Drip (from £105) offers 6.25g, 12.5g or 25g.

The complete formulation

The Signature Drip (£430) combines saline, B complex, B12, magnesium and 1,200mg glutathione.

NAD+

A separate protocol at 250mg (£230) or 500mg (£380), with a longer infusion time.

Not sure? Book a free ten-minute pharmacist chat before you commit to a drip.

Side by side

Compare the drips

What each infusion contains, at a glance. Exact doses are confirmed at your consultation.

DripPriceTimeB complexB12MagnesiumVitamin CGlutathioneOther
Hydration Drip£8045 to 60 minutesElectrolytes
Multivitamin Drip£105Around 60 minutes2g
Myers Cocktail£13060 to 75 minutes
Immunity Drip£130Around 60 minutesHigh dose
Detox Drip£130Around 60 minutes600mg
Double Detox Drip£180Around 75 minutes1,200mg
Calm Drip£18060 to 75 minutes
Anti-Ageing Drip£205Around 75 minutes1,200mg
High Dose Vitamin C DripFrom £10560 to 120 minutes6.25g to 25g
Signature Drip£430Around 90 minutes1,200mg
NAD+ IV Therapy£230 / £380Two to four hoursNAD+ 250mg or 500mg

How it works

What happens at your appointment

  1. 1

    Screening

    A short consultation with a prescriber covering your health, medicines and allergies. First visits take a little longer.

  2. 2

    Preparation

    Your infusion is prepared in the pharmacy on the day.

  3. 3

    The drip

    Around 45 to 90 minutes in a reclining chair, longer for NAD+. Read, work or rest.

  4. 4

    Aftercare

    We stay with you briefly afterwards and give you written aftercare advice. You can drive home.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Do IV vitamin drips work?

For people who are dehydrated, IV fluids rehydrate faster than drinking. For vitamins and minerals in otherwise healthy people, the evidence for IV over oral supplementation is limited, and UK advertising rules do not allow clinics to claim specific benefits without it. We would rather tell you that than oversell. What we can promise is a properly screened, pharmacy-prepared infusion given safely by trained staff.

Does it hurt?

A small scratch when the cannula goes in, similar to a blood test. The infusion itself is painless. Some people feel a cool sensation in the arm.

How often can I have one?

That depends on the drip and on you. The prescriber will advise at your consultation. We do not recommend regular infusions without a clinical reason.

Can I have a drip if I am pregnant?

No. We do not provide IV nutrient infusions during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Is there parking near the clinic?

Yes. Mercia Walk is in Woking town centre with several public car parks within a few minutes' walk, and the clinic is close to Woking railway station.

Do you offer IV drips at your other branches?

IV therapy is provided at our Woking clinic only. Our Ashford, Bagshot, Ottershaw and Windlesham pharmacies can help you book.

Before you book

Safety and suitability

Every IV infusion at FastHeal Clinic Woking starts with a consultation and health screening. A prescriber reviews your medical history, current medicines and any allergies before anything is prepared. Some people should not have an IV nutrient infusion, including anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding, anyone with kidney disease, heart failure, or certain metabolic conditions, and anyone under 18. If we are not confident an infusion is appropriate for you, we will say so and suggest an alternative.

Inside FastHeal Woking clinic

Visit our Woking clinic

FastHeal Clinic and Pharmacy is a GPhC-registered pharmacy and private clinic at 3 Mercia Walk in Woking town centre, a short walk from Woking railway station with several public car parks nearby. Every IV infusion is given in a private treatment room by trained staff, with a pharmacist on site.

  • Private treatment room with a reclining chair
  • Health screening with a prescriber before every infusion
  • Infusions prepared in the pharmacy on the day
  • Woking town centre, close to the station

Book at FastHeal Clinic Woking

FastHeal Clinic and Pharmacy is at 3 Mercia Walk, Woking GU21 6XS, in the town centre a short walk from Woking railway station. Book online or call 01483 478 181. If you are unsure which infusion is right for you, book a free ten-minute chat with our pharmacist first.