At Central Healthcare we are trained nurses and health professionals who specialise in IV vitamin drips and injections. If you think you re suffering from vitamin deficiency, or are feeling tiredness, fatigue and run down - we have a selection of vitamin IVs and injections to help boost your health. We offer a full range of vitamins from B12, B complex, Biotin, Folate to vitamin D, E, C and Glutathione. See the full range below.
A drop in session is quick and easy to book, to find out what is best for you, give us a quick call to discuss your goals or symptoms. There are limited IV providers in the North East of England - especially those who are medically trained. We are just a short drive away, serving clients from Newcastle, Gateshead, Sunderland, Northumberland, South Shields, North Shields and the surrounding areas.
A drop in session is quick and easy to book, to find out what is best for you, give us a quick call to discuss your goals or symptoms. There are limited IV providers in the North East of England - especially those who are medically trained. We are just a short drive away, serving clients from Newcastle, Gateshead, Sunderland, Northumberland, South Shields, North Shields and the surrounding areas.
Vitamin IV DripsBrowse all of our drips including Myers drip and drips for tiredness, high dose vitamin C and infusions for the immune system, beauty IV therapy and fitness support.
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Vitamin InjectionsOur vitamin injections include B12, B complex, B5, biotin, folate, Vitamin D, E, glutathione and slim shots. Prevent vitamin deficiencies in a quick, easy and bioavailable way.
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Vitamin drips and injections are a great way to tackle health problems quickly. Often with today's diet, many people struggle with IBS and as a result, can't absorb all the nutrients they need from the diet. IV infusions and injections are a way to bypass the gut and get vitamins and minerals directly into the blood stream and cells. We recommend drips & shots for anyone who:
Regardless of your objective, our expert team is here to provide personalised services that supports your unique health goals.
- Is suffering from tiredness, fatigue or who has an active or busy lifestyle.
- Individuals who are feeling run down and seem to be catching the flu or a cold too often.
- Anyone who suffers from chronic illness, autoimmune issues and gut absorption issues. These include but are not limited to candida, sibo, ibs, Lyme disease, mould issues.
- People who want to support their lifestyle, whether that be focused around fitness, wellbeing, beauty or health.
Regardless of your objective, our expert team is here to provide personalised services that supports your unique health goals.
Vitamin Drips vs. Injections: What’s the Difference?
When it comes to choosing between vitamin drips and vitamin injections, understanding the differences can help you decide which is right for you.
Vitamin Drips
Vitamin drips (or IV therapy) involve infusing a blend of vitamins and minerals directly into the bloodstream over 30–60 minutes. The drip allows for a larger volume of fluids, offering not only essential nutrients but also hydration. This method is ideal for people seeking a well-rounded wellness boost, as it can be tailored with various vitamins to support energy, immunity, or recovery. Vitamin drips are great If you want to enhance health fast or are feeling run down and poorly. They are also good if you need a boost in performance, e.g. for a competition or recovery post comp.
Vitamin Injections
Vitamin injections, on the other hand, deliver a quick shot of a single vitamin or nutrient—such as B12 or vitamin D—in seconds. These are perfect for those looking for a fast-acting, targeted boost with a specific vitamin. Injections are convenient for maintaining regular doses of key nutrients but lack the broader hydration benefits of a drip. Vitamin injections are a great way to treat deficiencies and take care of long term health. You may for example get injections once every 2 weeks or once a month to heal chronic illness or feel best long term.
Key Differences
- Duration: Drips take about 30–60 minutes, while injections are quick, often under a minute.
- Nutrient Range: Drips allow for multiple vitamins and minerals, while injections typically focus on one nutrient.
- Hydration: Drips provide added hydration, making them ideal for overall wellness, while injections are purely nutrient-focused.
- Time Release: Drips provide instant benefits, injections are more focused around anger term results and to treat deficiency or poor energy longer term.
