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Vitamin D IV Therapy

The sunshine vitamin — for immunity, mood, and bones

$99–$175

Per session

30 min

Session duration

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Vitamin D IV Therapy

What is Vitamin D IV Therapy?

Vitamin D deficiency affects over 40% of Americans and is linked to immune dysfunction, mood disorders, bone loss, muscle weakness, and cardiovascular disease. Most oral vitamin D supplements are poorly absorbed, especially in people with gut issues or obesity. IV vitamin D (calcitriol or high-dose cholecalciferol) achieves immediate therapeutic blood levels, bypassing the absorption bottlenecks of oral supplementation. Particularly valuable in winter months, northern climates, and for those with limited sun exposure.

What's in a Vitamin D Drip?

  • Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol) or Calcitriol
  • Normal Saline
  • Optional: Magnesium (required for vitamin D activation)
  • Optional: Vitamin K2

Benefits of Vitamin D

Immune system regulation
Mood and depression support
Bone density maintenance
Muscle strength
Cardiovascular health
Anti-inflammatory effects
Cancer prevention (research ongoing)

Who is Vitamin D Best For?

  • Vitamin D deficiency
  • Seasonal mood issues (SAD)
  • Immune support
  • Bone health
  • Limited sun exposure
  • Dark skin (lower UV synthesis)
  • Obesity (impaired vitamin D metabolism)
  • IBD and malabsorption

Important Considerations

Always disclose the following conditions to your provider before receiving Vitamin D therapy:

  • Hypercalcemia
  • Granulomatous disease (sarcoidosis, TB)
  • Hyperparathyroidism
  • Lymphoma
  • Kidney disease (requires monitoring)

Vitamin D IV Therapy — FAQs

Vitamin D deficiency affects over 40% of Americans and is linked to immune dysfunction, mood disorders, bone loss, muscle weakness, and cardiovascular disease. Most oral vitamin D supplements are poorly absorbed, especially in people with gut issues or obesity. IV vitamin D (calcitriol or high-dose cholecalciferol) achieves immediate therapeutic blood levels, bypassing the absorption bottlenecks of oral supplementation. Particularly valuable in winter months, northern climates, and for those with limited sun exposure.
Vitamin D IV therapy typically costs $99–$175 per session, depending on your location and provider. Some clinics offer package pricing for multiple sessions.
A Vitamin D IV session takes approximately 30 minutes. Add 10–15 minutes for setup and intake at your first visit.
Vitamin D IV therapy is best for: Vitamin D deficiency, Seasonal mood issues (SAD), Immune support, Bone health, Limited sun exposure, Dark skin (lower UV synthesis), Obesity (impaired vitamin D metabolism), IBD and malabsorption. Consult with the clinical staff if you have existing health conditions.
The following conditions may contraindicate Vitamin D: Hypercalcemia, Granulomatous disease (sarcoidosis, TB), Hyperparathyroidism, Lymphoma, Kidney disease (requires monitoring). Always complete the health intake form and disclose all medications and conditions before your session.