English translation of content medically reviewed in Romanian by Dr. Claudiu Ruscu, intensive care physician (anaesthesia & intensive care)· Romanian text reviewed 20 September 2026
Rehydration and electrolyte rebalancing after intense exertion or excess. Helps you get back on your feet.
Available at the clinic or at home in Bucharest & Ilfov. See all prices.

350RON
Consultation included
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Rehydration + electrolytes
The dose is adjusted individually, based on the medical consultation. Every substance is pharmaceutical grade, given intravenously for higher bioavailability.
We assess your health and decide whether this protocol is right for you.
You are seated comfortably. The IV cannula is placed and monitoring begins.
The infusion is given slowly, under medical monitoring, for optimal tolerability.
Afterwards, we check how you are feeling. You can leave straight away.
The full list of contraindications is discussed during the consultation.
It usually takes 30-45 minutes, given slowly, under medical supervision — hydration, electrolytes and vitamin support.
It is a one-off protocol, for recovery after exertion or dehydration. It is not a solution for frequent drinking — if that is the problem, we will talk about it openly at the consultation.
Usually you won't feel anything in particular during the drip, apart from the small prick when the cannula goes in. Most people go back to their usual activities straight away. You are monitored throughout.
The general contraindications include pregnancy and breastfeeding, severe kidney or liver failure, known allergies to any of the components and severe active infections. Everything is checked at the medical consultation before the drip is given.
350 RON, medical assessment included. Available at the clinic or at home in Bucharest and Ilfov, with transparent pricing.
English translation of answers medically reviewed in Romanian. They do not replace a consultation — indications and contraindications are decided individually, at the medical assessment.
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