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Published onJune 1, 2026

IV Vitamin Drip & Vitamin Injection Therapy London 2026: The Doctor-Led Guide to Safe, Evidence-Based Nutrient Therapy

Reviewed by the medical team at The Online GP by The Wellness | Last updated: April 2026 | GMC-registered doctors | clinic | 10 Portman Square, Marylebone, London W1H 6AZ

At a glance

The Online GP by The Wellness offers doctor-led IV vitamin drip and vitamin injection therapy in central London from £295, with every treatment prescribed and supervised by a GMC-registered doctor at our Marylebone clinic. Unlike the unregulated salon market, every drip is preceded by a clinical consultation, blood pressure check, and (where indicated) a blood test to identify what your body actually needs. Same-day appointments are available; courses of 3 are priced at £795.

ServicePriceTimeB12 intramuscular injectionfrom £8515 minutesVitamin D loading injection£15015 minutesB-complex IM booster£9515 minutesIV vitamin drip (single, doctor-led)£29545–60 minutesIV drip with comprehensive blood panel£44560–75 minutesCourse of 3 IV drips£7953 sessionsBespoke prescription IV drip£39560 minutes

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Why does the regulatory context matter for IV therapy in 2026?

The IV vitamin therapy market in the UK has changed significantly. Following years of unregulated growth in beauty salons, the Care Quality Commission (CQC) confirmed in February 2022 that all providers administering intravenous therapy and prescription products must be registered with the CQC. The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) classifies many IV vitamin products as supplements only when no medical claims are made; the moment a clinic claims clinical benefit (energy, recovery, immunity, anti-ageing), prescribing oversight by a GMC-registered doctor becomes essential.

This matters because IV therapy carries genuine clinical risk. Direct delivery into the bloodstream bypasses the protective filtering of the digestive system. Allergic reaction, vein irritation (phlebitis), infection, fluid overload, and electrolyte disturbance are uncommon but real risks, particularly in patients with undiagnosed kidney disease, heart failure, severe hypertension, or G6PD deficiency. ITV News reported in 2023 on warnings issued by NHS doctors about untrained beauticians administering IV drips. The clinical line is clear: IV therapy should be treated as a medical procedure, not a beauty treatment.

The Online GP by The Wellness operates as a medical clinic with GMC-registered doctors prescribing every drip after a clinical consultation and (where indicated) a blood test. The pricing reflects the clinical infrastructure: doctor time, pharmaceutical-grade ingredients, sterile single-use equipment, aseptic non-touch technique, and a clinical setting equipped to manage adverse events.

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What is an IV vitamin drip and how does it work?

An IV (intravenous) vitamin drip delivers a precise blend of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and fluids directly into the bloodstream through a small cannula placed in a vein, usually in the forearm. The infusion runs over 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the drip volume and the specific blend prescribed. Because the digestive system is bypassed, 100% of the infused content reaches the bloodstream, compared with oral absorption rates that vary from around 10% for some forms of vitamin B12 up to 70–90% for the most bioavailable formulations.

This pharmacokinetic advantage is genuinely meaningful in specific clinical scenarios. Patients with malabsorption (Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, post-bariatric surgery, severe coeliac disease), patients with severe vitamin or mineral deficiencies confirmed on blood testing, and patients with documented intolerance to oral supplementation can achieve plasma levels through IV therapy that oral routes cannot match. Outside these clinical scenarios, the evidence base for IV vitamin therapy in healthy adults is more limited, and patient expectations should be set accordingly. The Online GP by The Wellness takes an evidence-based, honest approach: IV therapy can be part of an optimised wellness plan, but it is not a magic bullet, and it should be guided by what your bloods actually show.

The most commonly delivered IV vitamin formulations in 2026 include: the Myers' Cocktail (magnesium, calcium, B vitamins, vitamin C), high-dose vitamin C drips, glutathione antioxidant drips, NAD+ longevity drips, immune-support blends, post-event recovery drips, and bespoke prescription blends matched to blood test results. We do not offer drips marketed for unproven cancer indications or other claims unsupported by clinical evidence.

What conditions and goals are appropriate for IV vitamin therapy?

IV vitamin therapy at The Online GP by The Wellness is most appropriate where there is either a confirmed clinical need or a clearly defined wellness objective with realistic expectations. Common reasons patients book at our Marylebone clinic include:

Confirmed B12 deficiency with neurological symptoms, pernicious anaemia, or vegan diet
Vitamin D deficiency confirmed on blood test, particularly with musculoskeletal symptoms or low bone mineral density
Iron deficiency anaemia where oral iron is poorly tolerated (we coordinate iron infusions through specialist partners)
Post-illness or post-operative recovery including post-COVID, post-surgical, or following severe gastroenteritis
High training loads where rapid post-event recovery is the goal
Travel-related dehydration and jet lag support, particularly for executive travellers
Hangover recovery as a clinical scenario rather than a lifestyle marketing claim
General fatigue and low energy alongside investigation of underlying causes
Wellness optimisation for patients who want a structured programme guided by blood test data
Skin and antioxidant support with glutathione, where realistic expectations are set

Equally important is what IV therapy is not appropriate for. IV vitamin therapy is not a treatment for cancer, autoimmune disease, neurological disease, or psychiatric illness. It does not replace established medical treatment for any diagnosis. It is also not appropriate for pregnant women or for patients with significant heart failure, severe kidney disease, uncontrolled hypertension, or active infection without specific clinical indication. The Online GP by The Wellness clinical team will be transparent about what is realistic and what is not.

What does the doctor-led IV therapy pathway include?

Every IV drip and vitamin injection at The Online GP by The Wellness follows the same structured pathway, designed to deliver clinical safety alongside the wellness experience patients expect. The full visit takes 60 to 75 minutes for a first appointment, or 45 to 60 minutes for follow-up sessions where clinical history is already on file.

Step 1: Clinical consultation (15–20 minutes). A GMC-registered doctor reviews your medical history, current medications, allergies, and the specific reason for booking. Vital signs are checked: blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen saturation, and weight. A focused examination is performed where indicated. The doctor confirms whether IV therapy is appropriate or whether a different approach (oral supplementation, blood test first, alternative diagnosis) would serve you better.

Step 2: Blood testing where indicated (10 minutes for sample, 24–48 hours for results). For first-time wellness patients, we strongly recommend a baseline panel covering vitamin B12, folate, vitamin D, ferritin, full blood count, urea and electrolytes, liver function, HbA1c, and thyroid function. This costs £245–£345 depending on the panel selected and is included free in the £445 IV Drip with Comprehensive Blood Panel. Drips can proceed on the same day where clinical assessment supports it, with subsequent drips fine-tuned based on results.

Step 3: Drip preparation and administration (30–60 minutes). The doctor prescribes a drip blend based on assessment and (where available) blood test results. The drip is prepared using pharmaceutical-grade ingredients in a sterile single-use bag using aseptic non-touch technique. A small cannula is placed by the doctor or nurse. The infusion runs over 30 to 60 minutes in a comfortable private treatment room, with monitoring throughout.

Step 4: Post-infusion observation and aftercare (10–15 minutes). Vital signs are rechecked, the cannula site reviewed, and aftercare advice provided in writing. A follow-up email or message confirms next steps. For courses, the next session is scheduled at a clinically appropriate interval, typically every 2 to 4 weeks.

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What IV drip blends are available?

The Online GP by The Wellness offers a curated set of evidence-based IV drip blends, deliberately keeping the menu focused on formulations supported by published pharmacology rather than aspirational marketing. Every blend is prescribed individually by a doctor, not selected from a self-service menu, and dosing is adjusted to clinical context and bloods.

Energise & Recovery (Myers' Cocktail style) | £295. Magnesium, calcium, B-complex (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6), B12, and high-dose vitamin C. Useful for fatigue, post-illness recovery, post-event recovery, and as a generalist baseline.

Immune Support | £295. High-dose vitamin C, zinc, B-complex, vitamin D (where compatible), and glutathione. Selected for patients during cold and flu season, post-travel exposure, or following infection.

Antioxidant & Skin | £325. Glutathione (typically 1200–2000mg) with vitamin C and B-complex support. Glutathione is a master antioxidant; evidence is most robust in oxidative stress states. Realistic expectations are set: this is not a skin-bleaching service.

Post-Athletic Recovery | £295. Magnesium, B-complex, amino acids (taurine, glutamine), and electrolytes. Designed for patients with high training volume.

Hydration & Hangover | £195. Saline, B-complex, vitamin C, and (where appropriate) anti-nausea or anti-inflammatory medication on prescription. Honest framing: this is symptomatic relief, not a licence for unsafe drinking.

NAD+ Longevity | £495 (single 250mg) / £795 (500mg). NAD+ has a growing evidence base in longevity and cellular metabolism research. We are transparent that the human evidence remains preliminary and that this is one of the more expensive drips on the menu.

Bespoke Prescription Drip | £395. Built around your blood test results and clinical goals, prescribed individually by the doctor.

B12 IM injection alone | £85 (single dose), £225 for a course of 3 (typical loading regimen for confirmed deficiency).

Vitamin D Loading Injection | £150 (single high-dose Cholecalciferol IM).

How does The Wellness compare with other London IV therapy providers?

London has a wide range of IV therapy providers operating at very different clinical and price points. The table below summarises the leading central London options for self-paying patients in 2026, based on publicly available pricing as of this article's last update.

The Online GP by The Wellness occupies the doctor-led mid-premium position. Less expensive than HCA, premium hotel concierge services, and bespoke aesthetics clinics, but materially more clinically rigorous than nurse-led salon-style providers. The differentiators for our patients tend to be: a GP doctor (not a nurse) prescribing every drip; integrated blood testing through The Doctors Laboratory (TDL); a Marylebone medical setting walking distance from Baker Street, Bond Street, Marble Arch, and Edgware Road; multilingual care including Arabic, Spanish, French, and Dutch; and the ability to integrate IV therapy into broader executive health, hormone, and longevity care without switching providers.

For patients who specifically want NAD+ at scale, ozone therapy, or hyperbaric oxygen, we refer to specialist longevity clinics. For patients wanting a structured, blood-test-led, doctor-prescribed wellness pathway in central London, The Wellness is built for that.

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What is the evidence base for IV vitamin therapy?

Honest answer: the evidence base is mixed. Some indications are supported by strong clinical evidence; others are supported by mechanism and small studies; others remain marketing claims without robust trial data. The Online GP by The Wellness is committed to transparency on this.

Strong evidence:

IV vitamin C and B vitamins for confirmed deficiency states, malabsorption, or in critical care contexts
IV iron infusion for iron deficiency anaemia (delivered through specialist partners)
IM vitamin B12 for pernicious anaemia and confirmed deficiency
IM vitamin D loading dose for severe deficiency or malabsorption
IV magnesium in specific medical contexts including severe asthma, eclampsia, and torsade de pointes (these are hospital indications)

Moderate evidence:

High-dose vitamin C (intravenous) showing some signal in oxidative stress, sepsis adjunct, and post-exercise recovery, though large definitive trials are pending
Glutathione for hepatic and oxidative stress states; evidence in cosmetic indications is limited
B-complex IV in chronic fatigue when oral options have been tried

Preliminary evidence (active research):

NAD+ infusions in longevity, neurodegenerative disease, and metabolic health
Alpha-lipoic acid in diabetic neuropathy
Taurine in cardiovascular health

Limited or no robust evidence in healthy adults:

IV vitamin C for cancer treatment outside specialist research settings
IV glutathione for skin lightening
IV vitamins for "detox" in healthy individuals
IV vitamin therapy as a substitute for sleep, diet, or exercise

The Online GP by The Wellness clinical team will discuss the evidence specific to your goals at consultation. Where IV therapy is genuinely indicated, it can be highly effective. Where it is not, we will say so and recommend a more appropriate pathway.

What about B12 injections specifically?

Vitamin B12 (hydroxocobalamin) intramuscular injection is one of the most established and evidence-based vitamin treatments in clinical practice. It is the standard NHS treatment for pernicious anaemia and severe dietary deficiency, recommended by the British National Formulary (BNF) and supported by Cochrane reviews. At The Online GP by The Wellness, B12 IM injections cost £85 single dose or £225 for a course of 3, performed by a doctor or nurse with optional baseline blood testing.

Symptoms suggesting B12 deficiency include persistent fatigue, brain fog, pins and needles or numbness in hands and feet, mood changes, glossitis (sore tongue), pale skin, and breathlessness. Risk factors include strict vegan diet, age over 60, bariatric surgery, autoimmune conditions, long-term metformin or proton pump inhibitor use, and pernicious anaemia. The Online GP by The Wellness offers blood testing for B12, folate, intrinsic factor antibodies, and full blood count to confirm deficiency before treatment, although treatment can also be initiated based on clinical assessment alone if appropriate.

The standard loading regimen for confirmed B12 deficiency is 1mg IM hydroxocobalamin three times weekly for 2 weeks, followed by 1mg every 2–3 months for maintenance (every month if neurological symptoms). For dietary deficiency without neurological involvement, a less intensive regimen is appropriate. Our doctors will recommend the regimen suited to your situation.

For wellness B12 boosters in patients without confirmed deficiency, we are transparent that the evidence base is weaker. Many patients still report subjective benefit, and the risk profile of B12 is excellent (it is water-soluble and excess is excreted). For patients wanting B12 wellness boosters, we offer a single £85 injection or course pricing without overstating the clinical case.

What about vitamin D injections?

Vitamin D deficiency is common in the UK due to limited sun exposure for much of the year. Public Health England (now UK Health Security Agency) data suggest approximately 1 in 5 UK adults have low vitamin D levels (below 25 nmol/L) at the end of winter. Severe deficiency is associated with bone pain, muscle weakness, falls in older adults, and reduced bone mineral density.

The Online GP by The Wellness offers a single high-dose vitamin D loading IM injection at £150, which is appropriate for confirmed severe deficiency, malabsorption, or where oral supplementation has failed. For most patients, daily oral vitamin D3 supplementation (typically 1000–4000 IU/day) is the first-line approach and is significantly less expensive. We will recommend the right route for your situation rather than defaulting to injection.

We test vitamin D as part of our comprehensive blood panels. A vitamin D test alone is £45; bundled in our Lifestyle blood panel at £345 or Lifestyle & Hormones panel at £445.

How safe is IV vitamin therapy in 2026?

IV vitamin therapy is safe when delivered by trained clinicians in a regulated medical setting following established protocols, but it is not risk-free. The Online GP by The Wellness is fully transparent about the risk profile.

Common side effects (typically mild, self-limiting):

Bruising or tenderness at the cannula site (5–10% of treatments)
Cool sensation along the vein during infusion (very common, harmless)
Light-headedness or transient dizziness (uncommon, usually positional)
Metallic or vitamin taste during infusion (common, harmless)
Mild flushing with high-dose vitamin C (occasional)

Less common side effects:

Phlebitis (vein irritation) at the infusion site, typically 24–72 hours after treatment
Allergic reaction to one of the components (rare; we screen for known allergies)
Vasovagal episode (faint) during cannula insertion
Brief headache during or after infusion

Rare but serious risks (managed with clinical infrastructure):

Severe allergic reaction including anaphylaxis (rare; managed with adrenaline and clinical observation)
Fluid overload in patients with undiagnosed heart failure
Infection at the cannula site if aseptic technique is suboptimal
Haemolysis in patients with G6PD deficiency receiving high-dose vitamin C
Vein damage with repeated infusions

The Online GP by The Wellness mitigates these risks through medical screening, blood pressure and pulse monitoring throughout treatment, single-use sterile equipment, aseptic non-touch technique, and clinical setting equipped with emergency medication and resuscitation equipment. Our doctors are trained in managing infusion-related adverse events.

We do not treat patients with significant heart failure, severe kidney disease (eGFR below 30), pregnancy, active infection requiring antibiotics, or known severe allergy to drip components. Patients with G6PD deficiency are screened before high-dose vitamin C drips. Patients on anticoagulants are managed with extra care at the cannula site.

Worried about whether IV therapy is safe for your specific situation? Speak to a doctor: WhatsApp +44 7961 280835 | Email team@thewellnesslondon.com

How do IV drips and IM injections fit into a wider wellness plan?

The Online GP by The Wellness treats IV vitamin therapy as one element of a comprehensive approach to optimised health, not as a stand-alone product. The clinic is built to integrate vitamin therapy with the diagnostic and clinical infrastructure that makes it useful: comprehensive blood testing, GP consultation, hormone assessment, executive health screening, and onward specialist referral.

A typical optimised pathway for a wellness-focused patient might look like this:

Month 1: Comprehensive blood panel (£245–£445) with GP consultation. Identification of any deficiencies, hormone imbalances, or risk factors. Lifestyle plan agreed.
Month 1–2: Targeted IV therapy or vitamin injection course based on results. Typically 3 sessions over 6–8 weeks for nutrient repletion.
Month 3: Repeat targeted blood markers to confirm response. Adjustment of plan.
Month 6: Maintenance review. Maintenance drips or oral supplementation as appropriate.
Annually: Full reassessment, potentially as part of executive health screening.

This is more clinically meaningful than booking a one-off drip in isolation. It also tends to be more effective in achieving the energy, recovery, and wellbeing outcomes patients are looking for, because it identifies whether the right thing is being treated.

For patients with specific clinical conditions (confirmed deficiencies, fatigue with abnormal blood results, post-illness recovery), the pathway is shorter and more clearly indicated. For patients who are well and want optimisation, we are transparent that lifestyle factors (sleep, exercise, diet, stress) usually deliver more than any drip can.

What about iron infusion?

Iron deficiency, with or without anaemia, is one of the most common nutritional issues, particularly in menstruating women, vegetarians, and patients with chronic blood loss or malabsorption. Where oral iron is poorly tolerated (gastrointestinal side effects affect up to 30% of patients) or where rapid replenishment is needed, intravenous iron infusion is highly effective.

The Online GP by The Wellness identifies iron deficiency through ferritin and full iron panel testing as part of our blood test pathway. Where IV iron is clinically indicated, we coordinate referral to specialist partner clinics (typically £495–£800 for a single ferric carboxymaltose or ferric derisomaltose infusion). We do not perform iron infusion in-house because it requires extended observation infrastructure.

What does NAD+ therapy actually do?

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy production, DNA repair, and circadian regulation. Levels decline with age, and there is genuine research interest in NAD+ therapy in longevity, neurodegeneration, and metabolic disease. Published studies in human subjects remain preliminary, with most strong evidence coming from animal models.

NAD+ infusions are among the most expensive on any IV menu, reflecting the cost of pharmaceutical-grade NAD+. The Online GP by The Wellness offers NAD+ at £495 for a 250mg single infusion or £795 for 500mg, and we are transparent about the evidence: patients who book NAD+ are usually doing so as part of a longevity-oriented plan rather than for a specific clinical indication. We discuss alternatives including oral NAD+ precursors (NMN, NR), lifestyle interventions, and other longevity strategies during consultation.

NAD+ infusions can produce intense flushing, chest tightness, and nausea during administration if infused too quickly. We use slow infusion protocols (typically 90–120 minutes) to minimise these effects. Patients tolerate NAD+ much better when infused slowly, and we never compress the infusion to fit a tight schedule.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I have an IV vitamin drip?

For a clinical indication (confirmed deficiency, recovery from illness), the regimen is determined by the clinical context. For wellness optimisation, most patients benefit from a course of 3 to 6 drips spread over 2 to 3 months, followed by maintenance every 4 to 8 weeks if benefit is sustained. We discourage weekly drips as a default; the body needs time to use what is delivered, and over-infusion adds risk without proven benefit.

Will I feel different straight away?

Some patients report feeling more energised, hydrated, and clearer-headed within hours; others notice change over days; others notice no subjective change at all. Subjective response varies widely. Where bloods show measurable deficiency, repeat testing typically shows objective improvement after a course. Marketing claims of immediate, dramatic transformation should be treated with healthy scepticism.

Do I need a GP referral?

No. The Online GP by The Wellness is a private clinic and you can book directly. We provide a written record of treatment that you can share with your NHS GP if you wish.

Can I have an IV drip if I am pregnant?

Generally no. We do not perform elective IV vitamin therapy in pregnancy. Specific clinical indications (severe hyperemesis gravidarum, confirmed severe deficiency) are managed through specialist obstetric or hospital pathways.

Are IV vitamins covered by private medical insurance?

Generally no. IV vitamin therapy for wellness optimisation is treated as an elective, not-covered service by all major UK insurers (Bupa, AXA, Vitality, WPA, Aviva). Treatment of confirmed clinical deficiency may be covered when prescribed by a doctor, but coverage varies by policy. We provide detailed receipts to support any insurance claim you wish to make.

How long does the appointment take?

The first appointment is 60 to 75 minutes including consultation, clinical assessment, drip preparation, and infusion. Follow-up appointments where clinical history is on file take 45 to 60 minutes.

Can I have a drip at home?

We currently provide all IV therapy at our Marylebone clinic, which has the medical infrastructure required for safe administration. We do not offer home or hotel drip services because the safety standards required for IV therapy (emergency drug access, sharps disposal, aseptic technique, monitoring) are difficult to replicate outside a clinical setting.

Is glutathione safe?

Glutathione has an established safety profile when administered intravenously in clinical settings at appropriate doses (typically 600–2000mg per session). It is not licensed in the UK as a skin-lightening treatment, and we do not market or use it for that purpose. Reported side effects include rare allergic reactions and Stevens-Johnson syndrome, the latter prompting safety advisories in some countries; the risk profile we use reflects current European and UK practice.

Why The Online GP by The Wellness for IV therapy in 2026?

The Online GP by The Wellness offers what most London IV providers do not: a fully integrated, doctor-led, blood-test-driven pathway delivered in a medical clinic by GMC-registered doctors, with the same clinical rigour applied to a £295 vitamin drip as to a £495 hormone consultation.

Why patients choose us in 2026:

GMC-registered doctors prescribing every drip, not nurses with delegated prescribing or unsupervised aestheticians
medical clinic with full clinical infrastructure, not a salon retrofitted for drips
Comprehensive blood panel pathway through The Doctors Laboratory, so drips are based on data not guesswork
Marylebone location at 10 Portman Square, walking distance from Baker Street, Bond Street, Marble Arch, and Edgware Road
Multilingual care including English, Arabic, Spanish, French, and Dutch speaking doctors
Integration with broader care including private GP, executive health screening, hormone optimisation, ADHD assessment, and mental health
Honest evidence-based positioning without overpromising; we will tell you when oral supplementation, lifestyle change, or no treatment is the right answer
Transparent pricing at £85–£795 with no hidden costs or upselling pressure

Whether the goal is correcting a confirmed deficiency, supporting recovery from illness or athletic load, or building a structured longevity-oriented wellness pathway, The Online GP by The Wellness delivers the medical-grade approach that IV therapy genuinely requires.

Book your IV vitamin therapy consultation today

Same-week appointments are usually available; same-day slots are often available for patients with completed clinical screening. Multilingual doctors, transparent pricing, written records you can share with any other clinician.

WhatsApp: Message +44 7961 280835 for a same-day reply.

Email: team@thewellnesslondon.com

Phone: 020 3951 3429

In-person: The Wellness, 10 Portman Square, Marylebone, London W1H 6AZ. Opening hours: Monday to Friday 8am–8pm, Saturday 9am–5pm.

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References and further reading

Care Quality Commission (CQC) regulatory framework for IV therapy providers, 2022

Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) guidance on IV vitamin products

British National Formulary (BNF) chapter on vitamin and mineral preparations

Cochrane systematic reviews on vitamin B12 administration routes and frequencies

UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) guidance on vitamin D supplementation

European Medicines Agency safety advisories on glutathione products

Royal College of General Practitioners guidance on private medical practice

NHS guidance on intravenous therapy and infection control

The Doctors Laboratory clinical reference ranges and methodology

ITV News coverage of IV vitamin drip safety, December 2023

Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. IV vitamin therapy should be individualised based on personal clinical context, blood test results, and specific goals. The Wellness is a private healthcare clinic with GMC-registered doctors. We do not market IV vitamin therapy as treatment for cancer, autoimmune disease, neurological disease, or psychiatric illness. For severe acute symptoms including severe chest pain, breathlessness, anaphylaxis, or significant allergic reaction, attend A&E or call 999 rather than booking elective IV therapy.

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