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What Our Clients Say
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My wife was dehydrated after suffering from the FLU. She didn't want to go to the ER and ...more
Great place to get recharged. There were 3 of us who got the infusion. A different kind of...more
Staff are very caring and friendly! The IV Therapy helps with hydration and boost my immun...more
This place! I’m one of those people that every time I have to go to the hospital I’m dehy...more
Staff was very friendly and informative, everything was so clean and could watch the nurse...more
Over the past several months, i have been dehydrated due to some medical conditions. Drip...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Flu Fighter.
Flu Fighter combines high-dose vitamin C, magnesium, and zinc delivered intravenously to bypass absorption limits. This direct delivery increases blood nutrient levels quickly, reduces oxidative stress, and supports immune cell function to help your body fight infections more effectively.
Typical Flu Fighter treatments last about 45–60 minutes from start to finish, including IV placement and observation. Time may vary if combined with other therapies or medical assessment; clinicians monitor you throughout for safety and comfort.
Side effects are generally mild and rare: brief vein irritation, warmth, lightheadedness, or nausea. Allergic reactions are uncommon but possible. We perform medical screening and monitor during treatment; report any history of kidney disease or allergies beforehand.
Flu Fighter may be contraindicated for individuals with severe kidney impairment, iron overload disorders, certain metabolic conditions, or known hypersensitivity to components. Pregnant or breastfeeding patients and those on specific medications should consult our medical team for individualized risk assessment.
Often yes, but interactions are possible—especially with chelating agents, certain antibiotics, or high-dose mineral supplements. Bring a list of medications and supplements to your appointment. Our clinicians will review for interactions and adjust dosing or recommend timing to maximize safety and effectiveness.
Treatment frequency depends on illness severity, response, and clinical assessment—typically a single infusion can provide symptom relief, while multiple sessions spaced days apart may be recommended for persistent symptoms or prevention. Your clinician will create a personalized schedule based on needs.
