There isn't one correct number, because it depends entirely on what you're using IV therapy for.
Occasional use
If you're booking around specific moments — recovering from a late night, rehydrating after travel, or getting ahead of feeling run down — there's no meaningful reason to limit how often you do that beyond comfort and cost. Many clients book a drip every few weeks, or only when they feel they need one.
Ongoing or recovery-focused use
For goals like sustained energy, fitness recovery or a longer-term wellness routine, a short course spaced over a few weeks is common, which is exactly why we offer 25% off a 2-session package and 35% off a 5-session package rather than only pricing single visits. Your clinician can suggest a reasonable cadence based on the formula and your goals during a free consultation.
What actually limits frequency
Some ingredients are the real constraint, not an arbitrary rule. Iron-containing formulas, for instance, shouldn't be repeated too frequently without monitoring, since excess iron isn't simply flushed out by the body. High-dose vitamin or mineral combinations deserve the same caution. This is one of the reasons a specialised drip includes a free vitamin, mineral and heavy metal analysis — so frequency decisions are based on your actual levels rather than a guess.
Our honest approach
If you ask for something more often than makes sense for you, we'll say so. The goal is a routine that actually helps, not maximising how many bags you book. If you're planning a recurring schedule, mention it when you message us and we'll help you build one that's sensible for the specific drip you have in mind.