Hydration and recovery questions
If hydration or recovery brought you here, describe what has been happening and what you hope to change. The team can explain the relevant menu options and whether your concern needs an assessment before any treatment is considered.
- Healthy Hydration — discuss your fluid intake, recent changes, and whether an IV approach has a useful role.
- Body Performance & Recovery — bring your activity routine, recovery concerns, and any symptoms following exercise.
- Hangover Relief — discuss symptoms and suitability; this menu name is not a promise of faster recovery or treatment for alcohol-related harm.
Energy, concentration, and memory questions
Low energy and changes in concentration can have many explanations. Share when the changes began, how they affect your day, and any testing or treatment you have already had. A symptom alone does not identify a nutrient deficiency or establish that an infusion is needed.
- Energy Boost — a starting point for questions about the clinic's energy-focused IV option and its proposed ingredients.
- Cognition and Memory Aide — a starting point for questions about the clinic's concentration-focused menu option, its evidence, and its limits.
Other goals represented on the menu
Bring the specific concern behind the menu name. The team should explain the proposed formulation and why it is being considered for you. Ask what evidence supports that use and how you would decide whether to continue.
- Menstrual Relief — discuss menstrual concerns, existing treatment, and whether a clinical evaluation is needed.
- Weight Loss Assist — discuss weight and nutrition goals without assuming that an infusion produces weight loss.
- Immune System Support — ask about the ingredients and evidence; the name does not establish protection against infections.
- Fortify – Skin, Hair and Nails — discuss your concerns and the basis for any proposed nutrient treatment.
Make a clear, informed choice
IV therapy delivers a preparation into a vein. That route does not by itself establish a benefit or make an infusion the best option for every person. Ask how the proposed treatment compares with food, oral fluids, oral supplements, or another assessment for your particular concern.
An IV is a clinical procedure with potential risks, including infection, allergic reactions, and irritation at the IV site. Share your medical conditions, allergies, medications, supplements, and any prior infusion reaction before proceeding. Confirm who is responsible for your care and how a concern during or after a visit would be handled.
Talk through your options with the Hampton team
Call 603-929-0084 to ask about the current IV menu and how to arrange the appropriate assessment. Confirm the total fee, any separate evaluation or testing charges, preparation instructions, and the time to allow before you book.
If you are new to Sante and want to learn about the practice first, you can request a free 15-minute introductory call. That conversation is separate from the clinical evaluation required to decide whether a particular treatment is suitable.
Your questions, answered
Which custom IV therapies does Sante list?
The published menu lists Menstrual Relief, Weight Loss Assist, Cognition and Memory Aide, Energy Boost, Immune System Support, Fortify – Skin, Hair and Nails, Healthy Hydration, Hangover Relief, and Body Performance & Recovery. Contact the office for current availability and the ingredients of any proposed treatment.
Can I choose an IV from the menu myself?
You can bring an option you are interested in, but the decision should follow an appropriate clinical review. A menu name does not establish suitability, diagnose a deficiency, or guarantee a result. Ask who evaluates you and orders the treatment.
What is in each IV?
The menu does not establish a single verified formula for each option. Ask the team for the current ingredient list, amounts, proposed purpose, and relevant risks before agreeing to treatment. Do not assume that similarly named IVs at different clinics contain the same preparation.
How often should I have an infusion?
There is no single schedule suitable for everyone. Frequency should reflect the clinical reason, formulation, your health, and the plan for reviewing your response. Ask the treating clinician whether repeat treatment is appropriate and what would prompt a change or a stop.
Does Weight Loss Assist guarantee weight loss or Immune System Support prevent illness?
No. Those are the clinic's menu names, not guarantees of weight loss or protection from infection. Discuss the evidence for the actual formulation and whether another approach would better address your goal.
What does a custom IV cost?
Call the office for the current price of the proposed option and any separate assessment, testing, or follow-up charge. Also confirm what is included and how much time to allow for the visit.
Related care and useful next steps
Care shaped around you.
Tell our team what has been affecting you and what you want to work toward. Start with a free 15-minute introductory consultation at The Sante Center in Hampton, New Hampshire.
861 Lafayette Road, Suite 3 · Hampton, NH 03842. Continue care with your primary care provider and other treating clinicians.
Sources and further reading
Clinic service information and independent resources used to explain the topic. These sources do not establish that a particular treatment is right for you.
