Multivitamin Cocktail
What are the benefits of a Multivitamin Cocktail?
Are you taking daily multivitamins and still not feeling the difference? Oral supplements pass through your digestive system, where a large portion is lost before it ever reaches your cells. The Multivitamin Cocktail bypasses digestion entirely, so your body can use close to the full dose almost immediately.
It Corrects Common Nutrient Gaps
Busy schedules, inconsistent meals, and high stress can leave you running low on B-vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium, and other essentials, even if your diet looks “fine” on paper. The Multivitamin Cocktail is formulated to help fill these everyday gaps rather than treat a single deficiency, giving your body the broad support it needs to function well. Think of it less as a cure and more as a reset for the small, cumulative shortfalls that build up over weeks of skipped meals or long hours.
It Supports Energy and Immune Function
The blend typically includes B-complex vitamins for energy metabolism and vitamin C and zinc for immune support, so it’s a popular choice before a demanding travel schedule, during flu season, or after a run of poor sleep. Patients often describe feeling steadier and more resilient in the days that follow, rather than an artificial spike.
It Supports Skin, Hair, and Overall Radiance
Nutrient depletion often shows up on the outside before you notice it internally — dullness, brittle hair, or a tired complexion. The vitamins and minerals in this cocktail support the cellular processes behind healthy skin and hair, which is why many patients pair it with a facial treatment. If dullness is your main concern, ask about combining this drip with our Glass Skin treatment in the same visit.
It Fits Easily Into a Busy Schedule
A session takes roughly 30-45 minutes from consultation to aftercare, making it practical to book on a lunch break or before a big week. It’s a low-effort way to give your body a broad nutrient reset without changing your entire routine overnight.
Not sure if your tiredness is nutrition-related or something else? Book a consultation and our doctors will help you figure out what your body actually needs.
It Fits Easily Into a Busy Schedule
What can you expect during a Multivitamin Cocktail session?
- Consultation — A licensed doctor trained in Korean wellness technique reviews your health history, lifestyle, and goals to confirm the Multivitamin Cocktail is a suitable fit.
- Numbing cream (optional) — A topical numbing cream can be applied to the insertion site on request, so placing the IV line is more comfortable.
- Treatment — A licensed nurse inserts a small IV line, usually in the arm, and the vitamin, mineral, and amino acid blend is infused slowly over about 30-45 minutes while you relax.
- Immediate aftercare — The line is removed, a light dressing is applied to the site, and you’re briefly monitored before you’re free to go.
What to expect after your Multivitamin Cocktail?
How long do results last?
The feeling of being replenished after a Multivitamin Cocktail generally lasts anywhere from several days to about two weeks, depending on your diet, stress levels, and how depleted you were beforehand. It's worth being realistic here: most healthy people with a reasonably balanced diet already meet their basic nutrient needs, and current evidence on IV vitamin therapy is largely anecdotal rather than backed by strong clinical trials. For that reason, this drip works best as an occasional top-up or a way to manage a temporarily demanding period, not as a replacement for a balanced diet. Patients who want ongoing support are often advised a session every few weeks, based on your doctor's recommendation.
Is a Multivitamin Cocktail for me?
This drip tends to suit:
• Busy professionals whose meals and sleep are inconsistent
• Frequent travelers wanting a broad nutrient reset before or after a trip
• Anyone who feels their energy or resilience has dipped without an obvious cause
• People who want a faster, higher-absorption alternative to daily supplement pills
It isn't designed to diagnose or treat a specific medical deficiency or condition. If you suspect a genuine deficiency (for example, low iron or B12), your doctor may recommend blood work first so the right nutrients are targeted rather than guessed at, and certain health conditions may make IV therapy unsuitable — your consultation will confirm what's appropriate for you.