How long does an IV infusion take? Well, it depends. IV infusions can take anywhere from five minutes if we’re just doing a simple push with a Mini Myers cocktail of some sort, or just some simple B vitamins. So, we would put that in a syringe and just push it in over a five, ten minute period.
With so much variability, we’ll have that discussion with you individually, based on the medicines or IV recommendations that are made.
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Dr. Corey Priest has been practicing functional medicine since 2001. in2GREAT was founded in 2014 by Dr Priest after 13 years of experience with his other practices. Over his career, Dr. Priest has worked with and helped well over 10,000 patients under a functional medicine model.
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