IV DripFrequently Asked Questions

The first assessment is completed by phone or video. Optimise Health does not offer walk-in appointments at 21 Knightsbridge.

Eligible mobile appointments may be arranged at homes, hotels and offices across London. Coverage depends on postcode, timing, clinician availability and the requested treatment.

No. There are no walk-in appointments. Contact the team first for a phone assessment and confirmation of the appropriate next step.

Yes. A qualified professional must review your health history, medicines, allergies and other relevant factors before treatment.

You may ask about a treatment, but the final recommendation follows a clinical review. A requested protocol may be changed, postponed or declined when it is not appropriate.

Tell the team about diagnosed conditions, current medicines and supplements, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, recent illness and any requested test results.

Use the enquiry form at the end of this page or call the team. Include your preferred date, location and the treatment you are considering.

IV treatments are administered by qualified members of the clinical team following an individual suitability review and final checks.

Timing varies by formulation, dose and individual circumstances. The team will confirm the expected appointment length before booking.

The clinician completes final checks, explains the agreed protocol, places the cannula and monitors administration. Tell the clinician immediately about pain, burning, swelling or feeling unwell.

No. Suitability depends on the treatment and the individual. Heart or kidney conditions, allergies, pregnancy, medicines and other factors may mean treatment is unsuitable or requires further assessment.

Prices vary by formulation, dose, clinical requirements and appointment location. The team will confirm the current total before you book.

A mobile appointment may include a travel or call-out charge based on location and timing. Any applicable fee should be confirmed before booking.

Follow the instructions provided by the clinical team. Unless advised otherwise, eat and drink normally and bring a current list of medicines and any requested clinical documents.

Yes. The clinician will explain relevant aftercare, possible side effects and how to contact the team with a routine concern.

Follow the instructions given by your clinician. Contact the Optimise Health team for a routine concern and use NHS 111 for urgent advice when appropriate.

Call 999 for a medical emergency, including severe breathing difficulty, chest pain or swelling of the face or lips. Do not rely on the website form for urgent help.