Wellness Infusions

Wellness infusions are a growing trend in health services, offering a way to deliver vitamins, minerals, and nutrients directly into the bloodstream via intravenous (IV) therapy. This method allows for efficient absorption and is often chosen by individuals seeking to support their general wellbeing. At Highgate Health, all IV infusions are administered by qualified healthcare professionals, and we adhere strictly to the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) guidelines to ensure safety, compliance, and high standards of care.

IV Wellness Infusion Menu

Myers Cocktail

Vitamin B Complex, Vitamin C 15g Magnesium, Folic Acid Hartmans Solution 1L (60min)

$380

Rose

Vitamin C 15g, Zinc Saline Solution 500mls (30Min)

$310

Tulip

Gluthiaonine 600mg (30min)

$190

Peony

$310

Lotus

$180

$75

Hydrate

Addtional Options

Vitamin B Complex, Vitamin C 15g Hartmans Solution 1L (60min)

Vitamin B Complex, Hartmans Solution 500ml (30min)

$310

Hartmans Solution 500ml (30min)

Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) Hartmans Solution 500L (30min)

Vitamin C - 15mg

$90

Saline 500mg

$50

Frequently asked questions

Do I get a Medicare Rebate?

No all Welness Infusions do not attach Medicare rebates

Do I need a referral ?

No

Do I need an appointment before the infusion?

No, However if you would like Vitamin C as part of your treatment we need to rule out G6PD deficiency. This is a simple blood test and we can do this during your your first infusions with is .

What is G6PD and why does it matter?
G6PD is a natural enzyme in your body that helps protect your red blood cells and keeps them healthy. Some people are born with G6PD deficiency, which means they have less of this enzyme.

If someone with G6PD deficiency gets high doses of Vitamin C, it can cause their red blood cells to break down too quickly. This can lead to symptoms like fatigue, jaundice and even more serious health problems.

How do I prepare for the infusions

• Eat normally; Fasting is not required.

• Make sure you are warm and well-hydrated.

• Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing.

• Continue taking your regular medications.

• Be prepared for a small needle insertion in your arm or hand.