Get current information before planning care
CBD is cannabidiol, a compound found in cannabis. CBD IV therapy describes an intravenous preparation containing it. The product, ingredients, route, and intended use all matter when evaluating a proposal.
Published descriptions of a service do not establish its current availability. Ask the office which services are presently offered and what documentation applies to any proposed CBD preparation. This page is a starting point for questions, not confirmation that an infusion can be booked.
Review the FDA information about Pico IV
The FDA's published warning letter to Pico IV Inc., identified as CMS 700591, describes the company's intravenous CBD product as an unapproved new drug. It also raises concerns about injectable products and explains that an intravenously administered product does not meet the definition of a dietary supplement.
That letter concerns Pico IV and the product and marketing reviewed by FDA. It does not establish Sante's current inventory or services. Because Sante's earlier materials name Pico IV, this is relevant information to discuss before considering any proposed treatment. Ask for current, product-specific documentation rather than relying on an older promotional description.
Connect any benefit claim to the evidence
FDA approval of a prescription CBD medicine for certain seizure disorders does not establish approval of an IV CBD product. A claim about absorption, particle size, purity, or third-party testing also does not by itself demonstrate a clinical benefit.
Ask whether a proposed benefit has been studied in people using the same product and route for the same purpose. You should be able to discuss what is known, what is uncertain, and whether another approach would better address your concern.
Bring your health history into the discussion
FDA identifies liver injury, medication interactions, and changes in alertness among CBD concerns. These general safety findings do not establish a safe IV formulation or dose. Review the actual proposal with an appropriately qualified clinician and the professionals managing your existing treatment.
Bring a complete list of prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, supplements, and other cannabinoid products. Share allergies, prior reactions, and relevant medical conditions. Do not replace prescribed care or reduce a medication because a product is described as natural.
- What exact product and route are being proposed, and for what purpose?
- What current regulatory documentation applies to that product?
- Who would assess suitability and be responsible for care?
- What are the evidence, risks, alternatives, and follow-up arrangements?
Request information from the Hampton team
Call 603-929-0084 to clarify the current service menu and bring your questions to the team. The clinic is at 861 Lafayette Road, Suite 3, in Hampton.
If you are learning about the practice, a free 15-minute introductory call can help you understand the next step. It does not provide clearance for an infusion or confirm that a particular product is available or appropriate.
Your questions, answered
Is CBD IV therapy currently available at Sante?
Contact the office to confirm the current service menu and the exact product under discussion. Sante has published Pico IV materials, but those descriptions should not be treated as confirmation of present availability or suitability.
Is an IV CBD product FDA-approved because a prescription CBD drug exists?
No. Approval applies to a particular drug product and its approved uses. Approval of a prescription CBD medicine for certain seizure disorders does not establish approval of an IV preparation or another use.
Why does this page mention an FDA letter to Pico IV?
Sante's published materials name Pico IV. FDA's letter to that company addresses its intravenous CBD product, so it is relevant to a product-specific discussion. The letter does not by itself describe Sante's current operations or establish the availability of a service.
Can CBD interact with my medicines?
Yes. FDA identifies potential medication interactions and other CBD risks. Bring a complete medication and supplement list and review the actual proposed product with an appropriately qualified clinician or pharmacist before making a decision.
Can I use the free call to book a CBD infusion?
Use the call to request current information and understand the next step. An introductory conversation is separate from clinical evaluation, and it does not establish that a particular infusion is available, appropriate, or cleared to proceed.
Related care and useful next steps
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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.
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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.
