IV therapy near Pickering is offered at Victoria Rose Aesthetics, where the pricing page lists seven IV drips at $250 or $325 each and four intramuscular vitamin shots at $95 or $120 per shot. Five of the drips are listed at $250, and the Immune and NAD+ drips at $325. A drip runs into a vein through a small cannula over 30 to 60 minutes. A vitamin shot is an injection into the upper arm or gluteus that takes under 5 minutes. A consultation and health intake come first, and the practitioner selects the formula from there.
The IV drip menu and prices in Pickering
The treatment pricing page lists seven IV drips as of October 2026. Five share one price and two sit at a higher one. Prices are subject to change, and the pricing page carries the current list.
The list gives each drip a name and a price but does not describe what is in the bag. The contents of the formulas the clinic describes are set out on the IV therapy page, and the practitioner explains each drip at the visit.
A consultation and health intake come before any drip is booked. That is where the practitioner reviews your health history, confirms which formula suits your goals and recommends how often to come back.
- Boost IV Drip: $250
- Energy IV Drip: $250
- The skin-focused drip: $250
- Immune IV Drip: $325
- NAD+ IV Drip: $325
- High C IV Drip: $250
- Build IV Drip: $250
How a drip works and what the formulas contain
IV therapy sends vitamins, minerals, amino acids and antioxidants into the bloodstream through a small peripheral cannula, bypassing the digestive system. A drip runs for 30 to 60 minutes.
The IV therapy page describes four formulas by their contents and purpose. The purposes below are the ones the page assigns to each formula, and none of them is a promised result.
Formulas are selected or customised to your goals after a health intake.
- Energy: B vitamins, magnesium and amino acids, described as supporting cellular energy production.
- Immunity: high-dose Vitamin C, zinc and antioxidants, described as supporting immune function.
- Recovery: described as replenishing electrolytes, amino acids and B vitamins.
- Glow: high-dose Vitamin C, glutathione and biotin, framed as antioxidant and skin-brightness support. The page makes no claim that it treats any medical condition.
Which drips cost more, and what changes the overall number
Two drips are listed at $325: Immune and NAD+. The other five are listed at $250. The pricing page does not give a reason for the difference, so it is a fair question to put to the practitioner at the consultation.
Only the Energy drip carries the same name on both pages. The treatment page does not describe the Boost, NAD+, High C or Build drips, and the Recovery formula it does describe has no item on the price list. Ask what any listed drip contains before booking it.
The figure that changes most from person to person is how often sessions are booked, and that follows from the formula and your response.
- Energy and recovery drips suit weekly or bi-weekly sessions.
- Glow and immunity drips are usually monthly.
- The practitioner sets the schedule from your goals and how you respond.
Vitamin shot prices in Pickering
The pricing page also lists four vitamin shots, each sold singly or as a package of 10.
The vitamin shots page names four shot formulas: B12, Vitamin D, lipotropic and biotin. The lipotropic shot combines methionine, inositol and choline, which the page describes as supporting fat metabolism and liver function alongside diet and activity. The page does not present it as a standalone weight-loss treatment.
The page does not say which name on the price list matches which formula, and the Vitamin D shot has no matching item on the list. The practitioner confirms the contents of any shot at the visit.
- ShapeUp, The Skinny Shot: $120 per shot, or $950 for 10 shots ($95/shot)
- The Immune Shot: $95 per shot, or $750 for 10 shots
- BiotinLixer, The Hair, Skin & Nails Shot: $95 per shot, or $750 for 10 shots
- MethylB12Pro, The Energy Shot: $95 per shot, or $750 for 10 shots
Drip or shot: how the two differ
The two services use different routes. An IV drip delivers a larger volume into a vein over 30 to 60 minutes. A vitamin shot is an intramuscular injection into the deltoid (upper arm) or gluteus, a smaller volume given faster, aimed at specific nutrients such as B12 or Vitamin D.
The injection itself takes under 5 minutes. Mild soreness at the injection site for 24 hours is normal, and normal activities resume the same day. Shots follow a weekly or monthly schedule set by the practitioner.
A vitamin shot can be added to any clinic visit, so it can sit alongside another appointment. Bloodwork is helpful but is not required before a shot. The choice between a drip and a shot is made at the consultation, from your goals and health history.
Who should wait before booking a drip
A drip is a clinical procedure, so a few health histories call for clearance or a pause before a formula is chosen. Each of these belongs on the intake form.
Screening, cannula placement and monitoring are covered in full in the guide to choosing an IV therapy clinic in Pickering, including the questions worth asking before a first drip.
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding: written clearance is needed before a drip.
- A bowel condition: flag it at the health intake.
- Any concern the intake raises: the practitioner may decline to proceed.
IV therapy and vitamin shots at Victoria Rose Aesthetics
Victoria Rose Aesthetics is an RN-owned clinic at 1870 Altona Rd, Unit A, Pickering, serving Ajax, Scarborough, Oshawa and Durham Region. Founder and lead injector Victoria Rose Cyr, RN, BScN, has more than ten years of clinical experience and more than five years as a clinical trainer for Nuceiva and Teosyal. A Nurse Practitioner serves as Medical Director for regulatory oversight.
Every drip and shot starts with a health intake and contraindication review. A registered nurse places and monitors each drip, and vitamin shots are given by a VRA injector under medical oversight. The formula, and the schedule for any follow-up sessions, are set from that intake.
Directions and hours are on the Pickering clinic page.
Book a consultation in Pickering
A consultation is where the choice gets made for your anatomy and your history. Book a consultation at Victoria Rose Aesthetics in Pickering.
Victoria Rose Cyr, RN, BScN, is the founder and lead injector at Victoria Rose Aesthetics in Pickering, with more than ten years of clinical experience and over five years as a clinical trainer for Nuceiva and Teosyal.
