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How It Works

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Your Visit, Step by Step

1. Pre-screening & consent: We review medical history, medications, allergies, and goals.
2. Eligibility & labs: For some nutrients (e.g., higher-dose vitamin C) we may request recent blood tests (e.g., renal function, G6PD if indicated).
3.Cannulation & infusion: A small cannula is placed; you relax in-clinic while the infusion runs.
4. Observation & discharge: Brief post-infusion check and after-care guidance.

What’s in an Infusion?

Balanced IV fluids plus selected micronutrients (e.g., vitamin C, B-complex, magnesium) and, where suitable, antioxidants (e.g., glutathione) or amino acids. Final composition and doses depend on your clinical assessment and goals.

Safety & Standards

Medical oversight: Dr Mark Morunga provides clinical governance and prescriptions where needed..
Qualified team: Registered nurses trained in IV therapy.
Sourcing: Medical-grade consumables and IV solutions from reputable suppliers.
Emergency readiness: On-site protocols and equipment for rare adverse events.
Informed consent: Benefits, limitations, alternatives, and risks are explained.

Possible Risks & Side Effects

Bruising at the cannula site, lightheadedness, taste changes during certain nutrients, vein irritation, transient headache or nausea, and — very rarely — allergic reactions or infection. Tell us immediately if you feel unwell during or after your infusion.

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Who Is Not Suitable?

Significant kidney or heart disease, uncontrolled hypertension, severe anaemia
Known G6PD deficiency (for certain vitamin C protocols)
Active infection or fever (unless medically indicated and supervised)
Pregnancy/breastfeeding: we do not provide elective wellness infusions in pregnancy or while breastfeeding
Any condition where your clinician advises against IV therapy

After-care

Hydrate, avoid strenuous exercise for the rest of the day if you feel tired, and follow any personalised advice. Contact us if you develop concerning symptoms.