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Madison's newest wellness trend comes through an IV drip
NOE GOLDHABER
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Registered nurse Taylor Yackels, left, administers an injection and IV for Alicia Grebe at Hydration IV Bar. "I can't get enough," Grebe says. "This gets me the boost that I need to keep going. I know it sounds weird. It makes my blood feel clean."
Once a celebrity wellness trend reserved for red-carpet denizens and Las Vegas hangover cures, custom IV hydration therapy — in which nutrients are delivered directly into a patient’s bloodstream — has found a new home in Madison.
From left, Hydrate IV Bar co-founder Jonathan Chizever, registered nurse Taylor Yackels and Alicia Grebe visit at the West Side business. Grebe has a membership which covers one IV drip per month and includes discounts on other services.
Customer Elizabeth Triplett sits in an injection room at Hydrate IV Bar. Customers say they appreciate the quick boost they get from injected vitamins and peptides.
Customer Alicia Grebe sips tea while having her vitals checked before her IV session at Hydrate IV Bar. All customers at hydration clinics are required to get their vitals taken and get clearance from a medical professional before receiving IV fluids.
Registered nurse Taylor Yackels, left, administers an injection and IV for Alicia Grebe at Hydration IV Bar. "I can't get enough," Grebe says. "This gets me the boost that I need to keep going. I know it sounds weird. It makes my blood feel clean."
Customer Elizabeth Triplett sits in an injection room at Hydrate IV Bar. Customers say they appreciate the quick boost they get from injected vitamins and peptides.
From left, Hydrate IV Bar co-founder Jonathan Chizever, registered nurse Taylor Yackels and Alicia Grebe visit at the West Side business. Grebe has a membership which covers one IV drip per month and includes discounts on other services.
Customer Alicia Grebe sips tea while having her vitals checked before her IV session at Hydrate IV Bar. All customers at hydration clinics are required to get their vitals taken and get clearance from a medical professional before receiving IV fluids.
