What Is Safe in Pregnancy
Fluids and electrolytes are the mainstay. For nausea, ondansetron is widely used in pregnancy by a physician's decision, and B6 is part of the standard approach. Our Pregnancy Relief IV is built from the ingredients our medical director has approved for pregnancy, after a short screening, and we coordinate with your OB when you ask us to.
What We Will Not Give
NAD+, high-dose vitamin C, glutathione, most peptides, all weight-loss programs, ketorolac (Toradol) and several other add-ons. The nurse will not improvise. If something is not on the approved list, it is a no.
Breastfeeding
Similar rules. Hydration and most B vitamins are fine. NAD+, peptides and weight-loss medications are not. Tell us when you book.
How It Works
Book the Pregnancy Relief IV or call and tell us you are pregnant. You complete the intake, the nurse reviews it, and our medical director's protocol decides the formula. The nurse comes to your home anywhere in New York or New Jersey. Severe vomiting that will not stop, fever, bleeding or reduced fetal movement are reasons to call your OB or go to the hospital, not to book a drip.
Common Questions
Is IV therapy safe during pregnancy?+
Hydration and nausea support are, by a physician's protocol. Many add-ons and all NAD+ and peptide programs are not.
Can I get a hangover IV while pregnant?+
No. Alcohol in pregnancy is its own conversation, and the Hangover IV includes ingredients we do not give in pregnancy.
Can I get an IV for morning sickness?+
Yes, the Pregnancy Relief IV is built for exactly that, after screening.
Do you treat children?+
Yes, ages 12 and up who weigh at least 100 pounds, with a parent or guardian present and our medical director's approval. Under 12, we refer you to your pediatrician.
All treatments are medical services. Every guest is screened, and every treatment is provided only under the clearance, prescription or standing protocol of a licensed medical provider. Compounded peptides are not FDA-approved unless stated. Nothing on this page is a diagnosis or a promise of results.