IV Vitamin Drips are the most expensive way to get zero benefit: celebrity-endorsed IV lounges charge $200–$400 per session for vitamin infusions that healthy individuals simply excrete within hours. Oral supplements achieve identical blood-level results at under $20 per month—a cost 95% lower than the average IV drip. Moreover, the risk of infection from intravenous insertion is absent with oral alternatives, making this trend not only wasteful but potentially harmful. Compared to #2, activated charcoal, which at least has niche uses, IV drips offer no medically proven advantage for anyone without a diagnosed deficiency.
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