A nurse, after a doctor has reviewed your health information for suitability.

Appointments start from $299 for new clients (from $249 for existing clients), per person. Your first appointment includes your medical screening, a doctor's suitability review and care from our nurses. Vitamins, intramuscular shots and NAD+ are an additional cost, confirmed with you before treatment. See how our pricing works on our pricing page.

Vitamin Infusion

IV vitamin infusions — mobile and in-clinic

Customised IV vitamin infusions administered by our nurses, mobile to your door or at our Melbourne CBD clinic. Doctor-screened for suitability.

Customised IV vitamin infusions delivered to your home, office or hotel across Melbourne, Geelong, the Mornington Peninsula and Perth — or at our Melbourne CBD clinic. Every client is screened by a doctor for suitability first, and your infusion is discussed and customised with you at your appointment.

Below: what IV vitamin therapy actually is, who it may and may not suit, the honest risks, and what it costs.

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Vitamin Infusion

Key takeaways

IV vitamin therapy delivers vitamins, minerals and fluids directly into a vein; it's an invasive medical procedure, so suitability is screened by a doctor first.
For most healthy people eating a balanced diet, routine IV vitamins aren't medically necessary — a point clinicians and independent health bodies make plainly.
It may be considered for people with a diagnosed deficiency or malabsorption, under medical guidance — not as a substitute for diagnosis or treatment.
Risks are real (see below): vein irritation, infection, bruising, and, rarely, fluid overload or allergic reaction.
SOUL IV's infusions are doctor-screened for suitability and administered by a nurse, mobile or in-clinic.

Doctor-Screened. Nurse-Administered.

Doctor-screened. Nurse-administered.

Doctor-screened for suitability

Before any infusion, a doctor reviews your health information to confirm IV vitamin therapy is appropriate for you.

Administered by our nurses

Every infusion is given by one of our nurses.

Customised at your appointment

Following screening, your infusion is discussed and tailored with you; not a one-size-fits-all drip.

Mobile, plus a Melbourne CBD clinic

Mobile across Melbourne, Geelong, the Mornington Peninsula and Perth, plus a clinic at Ground Floor, 420 Spencer St, West Melbourne.

IV therapy is an invasive procedure with risks; our nurses assess your suitability first.

What is an IV vitamin infusion?

A nurse places a small cannula and administers a fluid containing selected vitamins, minerals or amino acids over roughly 30–60 minutes. The fluid goes directly into the bloodstream rather than through digestion. What's in your infusion is decided with you after screening.

Is an IV vitamin infusion worth it? Who it may suit

Honesty first: for most healthy adults with a balanced diet, IV vitamins are not medically necessary, and oral intake is usually sufficient — independent health bodies say so, and we won't tell you otherwise. IV vitamin therapy may be worth discussing if you have a diagnosed deficiency or a condition affecting nutrient absorption, always under medical guidance. Who should be cautious or speak to a doctor first: people with kidney or heart conditions, those who are pregnant or breastfeeding, anyone with a relevant allergy, and anyone on medication that could interact. Our screening exists to work this out with you — and to say "not this time" when that's the right answer.

The risks, stated plainly

IV vitamin therapy is an invasive procedure. Possible risks include vein irritation or inflammation (phlebitis), bruising, infection at the cannula site, and — rarely — fluid overload or an allergic reaction. This is why every client is screened by a doctor for suitability and cared for by a nurse. If an infusion isn't right for you, we'll say so.

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