“Infusions take a bit more time and effort, but the results can be epic.” So says Kurt Maitland, a drinks writer (Drink: The Ultimate Cocktail Book; Measure, Shake, Pour) and curator of the ...

Right now, for example, many Australian lounges are offering drip “cocktails” containing immune-boosting vitamins like vitamin C and zinc to help protect against the flu.

They are called IV infusions, and it is a custom made cocktail mix of various vitamins and nutrients delivered via a saline drip. It claims to help with fatigue, a weak immune system, and even ...

In 2018, it took its first action against such businesses, by charging a Texas-based IV drip company for making false claims about treating serious illnesses with unproven infusion cocktails.

According to Dr. Pathak, post an IV infusion, people feel more active with an increase in energy levels, sleep better, and find a difference in the hydration of the skin. 32-year-old influencer ...

IV vitamin drip bars are popping up in NYC and beyond — they promise to boost energy, cure hangovers and help you detox. But do they work?