About the drip

What the Multivitamin Drip is

Our entry-level nutrient infusion. It takes the Hydration Drip base and adds a vitamin B complex and 2g of vitamin C, both delivered directly into the bloodstream rather than through the digestive system.

This is the drip we suggest to most people trying IV therapy for the first time. The doses are moderate, the ingredients are well understood, and the session is short.

Ingredients

What is in it

  • Sterile saline base
  • Vitamin B complex (B1 thiamine, B2 riboflavin, B3 niacinamide, B5 dexpanthenol, B6 pyridoxine)
  • Vitamin C (ascorbic acid), 2g

Exact B vitamin quantities depend on the licensed product used and will be confirmed at your consultation.

Fresh citrus and greens flat lay for the multivitamin IV drip at FastHeal Woking

Is it for you?

Who books it

People who eat irregularly or are on restrictive diets, people who want a lower-dose introduction before trying a higher-strength drip, and people curious about IV therapy who do not want to spend £130 or more on their first visit.

If you think you may be deficient in a specific vitamin, a blood test is a better first step. FastHeal Labs, our blood testing clinic in Woking, offers vitamin profile tests and the results will tell you whether supplementation is worth pursuing.

Time and cost

Duration and price

Around 60 minutes including screening. £105.

InfusionPrice
Multivitamin Drip£105

Prices include the consultation and health screening. We do not recommend regular infusions without a clinical reason.

On the day

What to expect

  1. 1

    Settle in

    You will be seated in a reclining chair in a private treatment room.

  2. 2

    The cannula

    A trained clinician inserts a small cannula, usually into the arm or hand, and connects the infusion. Most people describe a small scratch and nothing more.

  3. 3

    The drip

    You are free to read, work or rest while the drip runs. We check on you throughout.

  4. 4

    Afterwards

    We stay with you for a short period afterwards. You can drive, work and carry on with your day immediately.

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.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Is IV better than taking vitamin tablets?

IV delivery bypasses the gut, so 100% of the dose enters the blood. Whether that produces a noticeable difference for someone who is not deficient is not well established, and we do not claim it does. If you are deficient, your GP can prescribe treatment on the NHS.

Can I have this if I take medication?

Usually, but the prescriber needs to know what you take. Bring a list or your repeat prescription slip.

How does this compare to the Myers Cocktail?

The Myers Cocktail adds vitamin B12 and magnesium to a similar base. It costs £25 more.

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.