Thinking about your first IV drip before a busy holiday season? IV therapy at Victoria Edward Spa is calm, private and easy to fit into a Saturday, and our Longwood spa is 15 to 20 minutes south of Sanford on US 17-92.
The short answer
Your first IV visit starts with a health history review by Kennedi Seals, PA-C. Then you relax in a comfortable chair for about 30 to 60 minutes while the drip runs, and you can go right back to your day. The Tri-Immune + IV Hydration drip is $80 and NAD+ IV therapy is $199.
Book your IV therapy visit and see how easy it is.
Step 1: a quick health review
Before any IV, Kennedi reviews your health history and asks how you’ve been feeling and what you want from the session, whether that’s hydration, energy support, immune support or NAD+. That way the drip matches the reason you came in.
Step 2: settle in
A licensed professional places the IV. You may feel a quick pinch, like a routine blood draw, and then you simply relax. Bring a book, answer a few emails, or close your eyes. Most drips take 30 to 60 minutes from start to finish.
Step 3: back to your day
There’s no downtime. Many clients feel more hydrated and energized within minutes to hours, and results vary from person to person.
Popular first drips and shots
- Tri-Immune + IV Hydration, $80: vitamin C, zinc and glutathione with 500 mL of fluids, a favorite before travel or a busy week
- NAD+ IV, $199: our premium infusion for cellular energy support
- Short on time? Vitamin B12 shots are $25, glutathione $35, Tri-Immune Booster $45 and NAD+ $65
Not sure which to choose? Tell us how you’ve been feeling and we’ll point you to the right fit. See the full menu on our IV therapy page, or read about NAD+ IV therapy.
Pair it with a spa visit
IV therapy pairs easily with a massage or facial in the same visit. Revive VIP members save 15% on IV and vitamin therapy, which makes a regular drip before travel or a demanding stretch simple to keep up.
Getting here from Sanford
From historic downtown Sanford or Lake Monroe, head south on US 17-92, then west on State Road 434. It’s about 20 minutes, with easy parking right at the door. More on our Sanford page.
Frequently asked questions
How long does an IV take?
Most drips take about 30 to 60 minutes.
How often can I get IV therapy?
Some clients come weekly or every 2 to 4 weeks, others before events or after travel. We’ll suggest a schedule at your visit.
Who oversees my IV?
Kennedi Seals, PA-C, our board-certified physician assistant, reviews your health history before any IV therapy.
Book your first IV
Victoria Edward Spa, 242 W State Road 434, Longwood, FL 32750. Call 321-765-7779 or text 407-537-2355. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 10 AM to 7 PM. Book IV therapy in Longwood, 15 to 20 minutes from Sanford.
Individual results may vary. This information is educational and does not replace medical advice.