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SMART CARE POLYCLINIC · DEIRA, DUBAI

IV Infusion Therapy

Intravenous fluids and prescribed infusions in Deira, Dubai, given under medical supervision. Every session starts with an assessment, and bloods first where a deficiency is suspected.

What we treat here

Our infusions, in full

We work with Revitalife, whose preparations are compounded to a fixed formula so the same drip contains the same thing every time. Their prescription form is where every quantity below comes from.

What is in each infusion

We use Revitalife preparations. Every ingredient and dose below is taken from the manufacturer's own prescription form, so you can see what a drip contains before you agree to one. Which preparation suits you — or whether one does at all — is decided by the doctor after assessing you.

Anti Stress and Antioxidant

A B-complex and vitamin C preparation with magnesium, zinc and trimethylglycine. The caffeine is a separate 1 mL vial given into the muscle rather than added to the drip.

Vial 1 — 50 mL
  • 4,000mg
  • 200mg
  • 1,000mg
  • 250mg
  • 5mg
  • 500mg
  • 100mg
  • 1,000mcg
  • 500mg
  • 10mg
Vial 2 — 1 mLGiven intramuscularly, separately from the infusion.
  • 50mg

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Tap any ingredient to read what it is. Doses are per session as supplied by the manufacturer. Nothing on this page is a recommendation: an infusion is prescribed after an assessment, with blood tests first where a deficiency is suspected, and is given under medical supervision at the clinic.

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Questions people ask

Is IV infusion therapy safe?
It is given under medical supervision at the clinic, by a nurse or doctor, after an assessment. As with any intravenous treatment there are risks, including bruising at the site and, rarely, a reaction to what is given, which is why the assessment comes first.
Do I need a blood test before an infusion?
Where a deficiency is suspected, yes. Treating a deficiency you can demonstrate is very different from infusing someone who is already well nourished, and blood tests are what tells the two apart.
How long does a session take?
Usually thirty to sixty minutes depending on the volume, plus the assessment beforehand. A vitamin injection given into the muscle takes only a few minutes.
What goes into the infusion?
That is a prescribing decision your doctor makes after assessing you, which is why the menu is priced by session rather than by named blend. You will be told exactly what is being given and why before it starts.
Can I have an infusion if I take regular medication?
Your medical history and current medication are reviewed first. Some conditions — including kidney and heart problems — and some medications change what is appropriate or make an infusion unsuitable.
How often can I have one?
There is no set schedule. Frequency depends on what is being treated and on your test results, and your doctor will tell you whether repeating it is justified.