IV Hydration Therapy in Houston

Every patient requires medical screening before treatment. Depending on the selected infusion, your health history, and your current symptoms, a more detailed provider evaluation or laboratory testing may be required first.

IV therapy is administered and monitored by appropriately trained clinical personnel operating under Aevum Restorative Wellness clinical protocols and physician oversight. Staff can slow, modify, or discontinue an infusion if symptoms or safety concerns develop.

Eat something beforehand, drink water normally, and bring a current list of your medications, supplements, and allergies. Wear something with sleeves that move easily. If you have had a difficult IV placement or a reaction to an infusion in the past, tell us at intake.

IV therapy may not be appropriate for people with certain kidney, heart, or fluid-balance conditions, relevant allergies, some medication regimens, or who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Eligibility is determined through clinical screening, and a requested infusion may be declined on medical grounds.

Reported effects include discomfort, bruising, swelling, or irritation at the IV site, and less commonly lightheadedness, a metallic taste, flushing, warmth, or nausea during the infusion. Allergic reactions and infection are uncommon but possible. Specific risks depend on the components selected for you and are reviewed before treatment begins.

G6PD testing and assessment of renal function or other relevant laboratory markers may be required before higher-dose vitamin C. Your clinician determines the necessary screening based on the proposed dose and your health history.

No. Individual response depends on hydration status, nutrient status, medical conditions, medications, sleep, nutrition, and many other factors. Results vary, and IV therapy is not represented as a cure or guaranteed treatment for any disease or symptom.

No. Aevum’s outpatient IV services are not emergency care. Symptoms such as chest pain, severe shortness of breath, confusion, fainting, stroke symptoms, severe allergic reaction, or uncontrolled vomiting require emergency evaluation or a call to 911.

At Aevum, the Hydrate infusion is $150 for non-members, a Standard IV is $250, a Premium IV is $400, and a fully custom formulation is $500. Member pricing is lower and is shown beside every treatment on this page. Prices are subject to change.

Both are shown. Each treatment card lists the standard non-member price alongside the preferred member price. Memberships include recurring IV therapy and preferred pricing across additional services.

The Standard IV category currently includes the Myers’ Drip, Recovery Drip, Immunity Drip, Athletic Performance Recovery, and Migraine Drip, each listed at a $250 non-member price. Hydrate is a separate foundational infusion priced at $150.

You may request a nutrient or amino additive, but final selection depends on clinical appropriateness, allergies, medication interactions, medical history, pregnancy status, vital signs, and the base infusion chosen. Prescription components are ordered by a clinician and are not available on request.

Frequency depends on why you are receiving it. Some patients come once around a specific event, others monthly as part of a membership. More is not automatically better, and your clinician will advise on an interval that makes sense for your situation.

NAD+ usually requires a slower and longer infusion than routine hydration therapy. Duration varies by dose, tolerance, symptoms, vascular access, and the clinically selected infusion rate.

Wellness IV services are generally self-pay. Coverage and reimbursement depend on your individual insurance plan, so check directly with your insurer and raise payment questions before treatment begins.

Select mobile services may be available within the Greater Houston area depending on your location, staffing, treatment type, and clinical eligibility. You can read more on our mobile wellness page.

Often, yes — when your clinician has reviewed the combination and it fits your goals, medications, and laboratory findings. IV therapy is regularly used alongside hormone therapy for men, hormone therapy for women, peptide therapy, and medical weight management. Combining treatments is a clinical decision, not an upgrade.