IV Therapy & Vitamin Injections

Designed Around Hydration, Nutrients, and an Hour of Sitting Still

Some weeks take more out of you than others. Travel, training, a stretch of poor sleep, a demanding run at work, or simply a long spell of not looking after yourself particularly well.

IV therapy delivers fluids and nutrients directly into the bloodstream, which means they are available to your body immediately and in full, without passing through the digestive system first. Most people find the experience itself restorative as much as the contents: forty-five minutes in a comfortable chair with nothing required of you.

At Revive Clinic & IV Therapy, every infusion is reviewed by a provider before it is given, and the formula is matched to you rather than picked off a board.

Our Middleburg office serves patients from across western Loudoun County and the surrounding hunt country, including Aldie, Upperville, The Plains, Philomont, Purcellville, Marshall, and Leesburg.

Ready to Explore Your Options?

Your consultation is complimentary for new patients, and it carries no obligation to treat.

What Is IV Therapy?

IV therapy administers fluids, vitamins, minerals, and amino acids directly into a vein through a small catheter placed in the arm.

The reason for the route is absorption. When you take a supplement by mouth, a proportion of it is lost in digestion, and the amount that reaches your bloodstream depends on your gut, what you ate, and what else you took. Intravenous delivery bypasses that entirely, so the full dose is available to your body immediately.

Sessions generally run 30 to 60 minutes depending on the formula. You sit in a chair, the infusion runs, and you leave. Most people work, read, or simply rest through it.

Every infusion at Revive is reviewed by a provider first. That review covers your medical history, your kidney and heart function, your medications, and any allergies, because intravenous administration is a clinical procedure regardless of what the bag contains.

These statements have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. IV nutrient therapy is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition.

Choose Your Infusion

Your provider will help you choose the formula that fits what you are after, and will adjust it where your history calls for it.

Skin Glow IV

Built around nutrients involved in skin health, hydration, and collagen formation. Choose this one if you are already investing in your skin externally and want to support it from the inside as well. It pairs naturally with your facial or treatment schedule.

NAD+ Infusion

NAD+ is a coenzyme present in every one of your cells, involved in energy metabolism and cellular repair. Your levels decline with age. This infusion runs slowly, over a longer session than the others, because the rate of administration substantially affects how comfortable you find it.

NAD+ infusion is not approved by the FDA for the treatment of any condition, and the research remains early. Your provider will discuss what is and is not established before you decide.

Sports Recovery IV

Fluids, electrolytes, amino acids, and B vitamins, built to replenish you after hard training, competition, or heavy physical work. Most people book it the day after an event rather than before one.

Brain Wellness IV

Built around B vitamins and amino acids involved in normal cognitive and nervous system function. Worth considering when you are heading into a demanding stretch of work or study.

Vitamin C Infusion

A high dose vitamin C formulation. Vitamin C is involved in collagen formation, immune function, and antioxidant activity, and intravenous delivery reaches blood concentrations you cannot achieve by taking it orally.

High dose vitamin C requires screening for G6PD deficiency before administration, which your provider will arrange. This is a straightforward blood test and it is a requirement rather than a precaution.

Immune Support IV

Built around vitamin C, zinc, and B vitamins, nutrients involved in normal immune function. A common choice before you travel or during a demanding season.

Mitochondrial Support IV

Built around nutrients involved in cellular energy production. Choose this one if you are thinking about energy and recovery over a longer horizon rather than a single session.

Vitamin Injections

Where an infusion is more than you need, a vitamin injection delivers a concentrated dose of a single nutrient in a few minutes rather than an hour.

Vitamin B12 is the one most people ask for, and other nutrient injections are available. They suit you if you are maintaining a level over time, if testing has confirmed a deficiency, or if you simply want the benefit without the appointment length.

Your provider will review which injections are appropriate for you and how often, based on your history and, where relevant, your laboratory results.

What You Might Use It For

Rehydrating after travel, illness, or a demanding stretch
Recovering after hard training or competition
Supporting your skin alongside a treatment plan
Getting through a busy season with steadier energy
Nutritional support where supplements alone have not been enough
Maintaining a nutrient level your testing showed was low
An hour you set aside deliberately to rest

Benefits of Intravenous Delivery

Full dose available to the body immediately, without digestive losses
Hydration delivered alongside nutrients
Sessions generally 30 to 60 minutes
Comfortable, seated, and undemanding
Formula reviewed and adjusted by a provider rather than selected from a board
Vitamin injections available where a shorter appointment suits better
Fits easily alongside training, treatment schedules, or a working day
No downtime afterward

What You Might Notice

Experiences vary. How you respond depends on your hydration status, your nutritional status, your general health, and what your body actually needs at the time. This is worth understanding plainly: where your nutritional status is already adequate, higher blood concentrations of a nutrient do not necessarily produce better outcomes, and the benefit is often the fluids and the rest as much as the contents.

If you are persistently fatigued, that deserves proper investigation rather than repeat infusions. Your provider can arrange comprehensive laboratory testing to establish whether there is a deficiency or another cause to address, which is a better use of your money than a standing appointment.

What Happens During Your Visit

Your provider reviews your medical history, medications and supplements, allergies, kidney and heart function, and any relevant laboratory results, and confirms that the formula you are considering is appropriate for you.

Where high dose vitamin C is part of your plan, G6PD screening is arranged beforehand.

If your history suggests testing would be more useful than an infusion, your provider will say so.

Arrive hydrated and having eaten. Wear something with sleeves that move easily.

Your provider will check your blood pressure and pulse and confirm the plan with you.

A small catheter is placed in a vein, usually in the arm or the back of the hand. Most patients describe a brief sting on insertion and nothing after that.

The infusion runs at a controlled rate while you sit comfortably. Your provider monitors you throughout and adjusts the rate for comfort.

You can read, work, or rest. Most people find it a genuinely pleasant hour.

The catheter is removed and a small dressing applied. There is no downtime and most patients return to normal activity immediately.

You will receive written aftercare guidance, including when to call. Contact Revive Clinic & IV Therapy if anything concerns you after your session.

How Much Does IV Therapy Cost?

Pricing depends on the formula, the session length, and whether you are having a single session or using IV therapy regularly.

Revive Clinic & IV Therapy will explain the options at your consultation, including single sessions and regular use. You will know the cost before booking, and you are free to decline.

Your first consultation is complimentary for new patients.

First Time Considering IV Therapy?

Three things worth knowing.

It is a clinical procedure.

Placing a catheter in a vein and infusing fluid carries real considerations regardless of what is in the bag, which is why every infusion here is reviewed by a provider first and monitored throughout.

More is not automatically better.

Where your nutritional status is already adequate, raising blood concentrations further does not necessarily improve anything. Your provider will tell you honestly when a formula is unlikely to add much for you.

If you are always exhausted, test first.

Persistent fatigue has causes worth identifying, including thyroid disease, iron deficiency, and vitamin D deficiency, all of which are correctable and none of which are solved by a standing infusion appointment. Comprehensive testing is available here and is frequently the better first step.

Why Choose Revive Clinic & IV Therapy?

Revive Clinic & IV Therapy is a nurse-practitioner-led practice. Dr. Gurpreet Bajwa, DNP, RN, FNP-BC, is a board-certified family nurse practitioner who spent more than a decade in urgent care in Ashburn before founding Revive, and who has worked closely with dermatology, endocrinology, and internal medicine. Dr. Bajwa holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree and practices under a collaborative practice agreement with a physician, as Virginia requires.

Intravenous administration is routine clinical work in an urgent care setting, and it is treated as clinical work here. Kidney and heart function are considered before fluid volume is decided. G6PD screening is arranged before high dose vitamin C rather than skipped. Infusion rates are controlled and patients are monitored.

Having laboratory testing available in house also means that when repeat infusions are not the answer, the alternative is a short walk rather than a referral elsewhere.

We are not going to sell you a monthly infusion for a problem that has a cause. We are going to find out whether there is one, and treat that instead.

Enhance Your Experience

Hormone optimization addresses one part of how you feel. Patients pursuing a fuller picture often combine it with related services.

Each recommendation is made individually. Not every service is appropriate for every patient, and experiences vary. Your provider will advise.

Let's Talk About What You Are Looking For

Maybe it is recovery after a hard block of training. Maybe it is travel, or a stretch of poor sleep, or a season that has taken more out of you than it gave back. Maybe you simply want an hour where nothing is asked of you.

Tell your provider what is going on and what you are hoping for. They will recommend the formula that fits, adjust it where your history calls for it, and tell you plainly if testing would serve you better than an infusion.

Your first consultation is complimentary. You will know what is recommended and what it costs before anything begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is IV therapy?

IV therapy administers fluids, vitamins, minerals, and amino acids directly into a vein through a small catheter. Because it bypasses digestion, the full dose is available to your body immediately rather than partially absorbed.

How long does a session take?

Most run 30 to 60 minutes. NAD+ infusions run longer, because the rate of administration significantly affects comfort.

Does it hurt?

Most patients describe a brief sting when the catheter is placed and nothing afterward. The infusion itself is not painful.

How often can I have IV therapy?

That depends on the formula and on your health. Your provider will recommend a frequency rather than leaving it open, and will tell you if regular infusions are unlikely to add much for you.

Do I need blood work first?

For some formulas, yes. High dose vitamin C requires G6PD screening beforehand. More broadly, if you are pursuing IV therapy for persistent fatigue or a suspected deficiency, testing first tells you whether there is something specific to correct.

What is G6PD screening and why does it matter?

G6PD deficiency is an inherited enzyme condition. In people who have it, high dose vitamin C can cause red blood cells to break down. Screening is a straightforward blood test and it is required before high dose vitamin C infusion rather than optional.

Is NAD+ approved by the FDA?

No. NAD+ infusion is not approved by the FDA for the treatment of any condition, and the research is still early. Your provider will discuss what is and is not established before you decide.

Will IV therapy cure my hangover, my cold, or my fatigue?

No. IV nutrient therapy is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition. It provides fluids and nutrients. Where symptoms are persistent, they warrant medical evaluation rather than repeat infusions.

Is more always better?

No. Where your nutritional status is already adequate, higher blood concentrations do not necessarily produce better outcomes. Your provider will tell you honestly when a formula is unlikely to add much for you.

Can I have IV therapy if I am pregnant or breastfeeding?

Treatment is generally not provided during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Your provider will discuss this with you.

Am I a good candidate?

Most healthy adults are, following review. Your provider will assess your history, your kidney and heart function, your medications, and any allergies before your first session.

Who is not a candidate?

IV therapy is not appropriate for individuals with kidney disease or impaired kidney function, heart failure or other conditions in which fluid volume must be restricted, certain electrolyte abnormalities, or a known allergy to any component of a formula, or during pregnancy or breastfeeding. High dose vitamin C formulations are additionally not appropriate for individuals with G6PD deficiency, in whom they can cause red blood cell breakdown. Certain medications and medical conditions may also affect suitability. Candidacy is determined only after individual evaluation by a qualified healthcare provider.

What are the risks?

IV therapy is a clinical procedure with associated risks. These include bruising, pain, or tenderness at the insertion site, infiltration where fluid enters the surrounding tissue rather than the vein, irritation or inflammation of the vein, infection at the site or systemically, allergic or hypersensitivity reaction to a component of the formula, fluid overload, and electrolyte imbalance. High dose vitamin C carries a risk of red blood cell breakdown in individuals with G6PD deficiency. NAD+ infused too rapidly may cause chest tightness, nausea, cramping, or flushing, which is why it is administered slowly and monitored.

What results can I expect?

Experiences vary between individuals and depend on hydration status, nutritional status, general health, and individual response. Reported effects are wellbeing effects rather than medical outcomes. Where nutritional status is already adequate, additional supplementation may produce little change. No specific health outcome or benefit can be guaranteed.

Do you accept insurance?

Revive Clinic & IV Therapy is a fee-for-service practice and does not accept insurance.

Medical Disclaimer

These statements have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. IV nutrient therapy is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition.

The information on this page is provided for educational purposes and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It does not replace consultation with a qualified healthcare provider.

IV therapy is a clinical procedure with associated risks, and it is not appropriate for everyone. High dose vitamin C formulations require screening for G6PD deficiency before administration. NAD+ infusion is not approved by the FDA for the treatment of any condition. Candidacy is determined only after individual evaluation by a qualified healthcare provider.

Higher blood concentrations of a nutrient do not necessarily produce improved outcomes, particularly where nutritional status is already adequate. Persistent fatigue and other ongoing symptoms warrant medical evaluation rather than repeat infusion.

Care at Revive Clinic & IV Therapy does not replace primary care, specialist care, or age-appropriate preventive screening.

Individual experiences vary, and no specific health outcome or benefit can be guaranteed. Please review the frequently asked questions above for details on candidacy, risks, and expected results.

Revive Clinic & IV Therapy is a fee-for-service practice and does not accept insurance.