IV Therapy & Peptides
IV therapy delivers vitamins, minerals, and fluids directly into your bloodstream through a small intravenous line, bypassing digestion. Peptides are short chains of amino acids that signal your cells to repair, regenerate, or function more efficiently, and doctors have used them in clinical settings for decades before they became a mainstream wellness option. Together, these treatments have moved from hospital-only use to accessible, personalized care that supports energy, recovery, and overall vitality, and they’re just one part of the full range of treatments available at The Infinity Glow.
Meet Dr. Kiran Bath, MD & Dr. Preety Multani, MD
Dr. Kiran Bath and Dr. Preety Multani are both trained neurologists and the co-founders and Medical Directors of The Infinity Glow. Dr. Bath brings a deep understanding of anatomy and a patient-centered approach to wellness, blending medical precision with genuine care for how each person feels day to day.
Dr. Multani applies that same clinical rigor and attention to detail to every treatment plan, with a particular focus on safety and individualized care. Together, they built The Infinity Glow to give patients throughout Orange County and Anaheim access to evidence-based IV therapy and peptide protocols, delivered with the same thoroughness and compassion they bring to neurology.
Signs You May Benefit From IV Therapy & Peptides
Persistent fatigue, slow recovery after workouts, frequent colds, and trouble concentrating are some of the most common reasons people look into IV therapy and peptides. Dehydration and nutrient gaps can leave you running on empty even when you’re eating reasonably well, since digestion doesn’t always absorb what your body needs.
IV therapy replenishes fluids and nutrients directly into your bloodstream for fast results, while peptides work at the cellular level to support longer-term repair and energy production. Together, they address both the immediate feeling of depletion and the underlying processes that keep it from coming back. If you’re not sure where to start, you can browse treatments by concern to find the best fit for what you’re experiencing.
You're Not Alone in This
If this sounds familiar, you’re in good company. A national survey from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine found that 72% of adults say daytime sleepiness gets in the way of their everyday activities, and many people report that low energy affects their mood, stress levels, and work productivity. Feeling drained isn’t unusual, and it doesn’t mean something is seriously wrong. It’s simply a common signal that your body may need more targeted support.
When should you see a professional?
Timing matters more than how severe your symptoms feel right now. Mayo Clinic guidance suggests scheduling an appointment with a healthcare professional if fatigue lasts two weeks or longer, interferes with work or daily tasks, or occurs alongside ongoing stress or anxiety. This is general guidance, not a diagnosis, so if any of it sounds familiar, a simple consultation can help you understand what’s actually going on and whether IV therapy or peptides make sense for you.
A Closer Look at Our Treatment Approach
Learning What Your Body Needs First
Every treatment starts with a conversation. Dr. Kiran Bath, MD, reviews your health history, current symptoms, and wellness goals to understand what your body actually needs. This step ensures nothing is assumed, and everything is based on your specific situation. It’s the foundation for a plan that fits you, not a generic template.
Crafting a Formula Built Around Your Results
Based on your consultation, our team builds a plan that pairs the right IV formula with the right peptide protocol for your goals. We consider your lifestyle, health conditions, and desired outcomes before recommending anything. Nothing here is one-size-fits-all. Your plan reflects exactly what will move the needle for you specifically.
Delivering Precise, Monitored Treatment
Once your plan is set, treatment begins in a calm, comfortable setting designed to keep you relaxed. Trained staff administer IV therapy and monitor you throughout the session for comfort and safety. Peptide protocols may be introduced alongside your IV or scheduled separately, depending on your needs. Sessions are designed to be efficient and low-stress from start to finish.
Helping Your Body Hold Onto the Benefits
After your session, you’ll receive clear guidance on hydration, nutrition, and activity to help extend your results. Dr. Preety Multani, MD, often recommends simple lifestyle adjustments that support what the treatment is doing internally, like adjusting sleep habits or daily water intake. These small changes at home make a real difference between visits. Following this guidance helps your results last longer.
Staying Connected as Your Needs Evolve
Treatment doesn’t end once you walk out the door. Follow-up appointments let us track your progress and adjust your plan as your body responds. This ongoing check-in ensures your results keep improving rather than plateauing. It also gives you a chance to ask questions as you settle into your new routine.
Prevention & Wellness Education
Staying hydrated, eating a balanced diet, and prioritizing sleep all support the same systems that IV therapy and peptides target. Regular movement and stress management also help keep your energy and immune function steady day to day.
These habits won’t replace medical-grade treatment when your body needs more targeted support, but they help maintain results between sessions and reduce how often you need them. Many patients also pair peptide therapy with skin-focused treatments like our clear skin program or microneedling, since both support the skin’s natural repair process from different angles.
Popular Home Remedies and DIY Approaches
Electrolyte powders, over-the-counter multivitamins, and at-home “energy” supplements are widely shared online as ways to boost hydration and vitamin intake without a clinical visit. They’re appealing because they’re inexpensive, easy to find, and don’t require an appointment. In practice, though, these products rely on your digestive system to absorb what you’re taking, which limits how much actually reaches your bloodstream.
Myth Busting
Research published in the medical journal Cureus indicates that nutrients delivered intravenously achieve virtually 100% bioavailability by bypassing the digestive tract entirely. At the same time, oral supplements are subject to digestive efficiency, gut health, and other factors that can significantly limit absorption.
The same research notes that IV vitamin C can reach plasma concentrations up to 100 times higher than the same dose taken orally. That gap explains why oral supplements can be a helpful daily habit, but they don’t deliver the same immediate, measurable results as a professionally administered IV.
Cost & Insurance
IV therapy and peptides are generally accessible treatments, and many patients find the investment manageable once they understand what’s typically involved. The figures below reflect general industry averages, not a quote for your specific treatment at The Infinity Glow.
Industry Average Pricing
According to Cleveland Clinic, a basic IV therapy session typically costs more than $150, with more specialized drips running up to $1,000 depending on the formula. Peptide therapy pricing varies widely across providers, but most patients can expect to pay somewhere between $200 and $800 per month, depending on the specific peptide, dosage, and any required lab testing.
These numbers are national averages only. If you’d like to learn how The Infinity Glow has made these treatments more accessible, or want your exact rate, please contact our team directly.
Payment Options
IV therapy and peptides are typically considered elective wellness treatments rather than medically necessary care, so most insurance plans, HSA accounts, and FSA accounts generally don’t cover them. Coverage rules vary by provider and plan, so check directly if you’re unsure. If you’d like to review your specific payment options or ask about ways we’ve made treatment more accessible, please speak with a member of our team.
Let’s Get You Back to Full Strength!
You don’t have to keep pushing through low energy or slow recovery and hope it eventually sorts itself out. Dr. Kiran Bath, MD, and Dr. Preety Multani, MD, have built The Infinity Glow around plans that actually match what your body needs, not a generic drip menu. Call us at 714.604.4569 or reach out through our contact page to get on the schedule, and follow along on Facebook and Instagram for real patient results and behind-the-scenes looks at what we do.
FAQs
Is IV therapy safe?
Yes, IV therapy is considered safe when administered by trained medical professionals in a clinical setting. Before treatment, your provider reviews your health history to make sure the formula fits your needs. Side effects are typically mild, such as slight bruising at the injection site. Choosing an experienced provider is key to a safe, comfortable experience.
How long does IV therapy last?
The effects of IV therapy can last anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the formula and your body’s needs. You may feel hydration benefits immediately, while nutrient-based effects build over time. Many clients schedule sessions regularly to maintain consistent results. Your provider can recommend a frequency that matches your goals.
How long does IV therapy take?
Most IV therapy sessions take between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the specific formula and drip rate. You can relax, read, or even work during your session since it’s a low-effort process. Some express or booster formulas may finish faster. Your provider will give you a time estimate based on your chosen treatment.
Are peptides safe?
Peptides are generally safe when prescribed and monitored by a qualified medical provider. They’re naturally occurring compounds in the body, and medical-grade peptide therapy uses precise dosing to minimize risk. A thorough health evaluation before starting ensures the chosen peptide protocol is appropriate for you. Ongoing monitoring helps catch any concerns early.
What do peptides do for the body?
Peptides act as signaling molecules, telling cells to perform specific functions like repairing tissue, reducing inflammation, or supporting metabolism. Different peptides target different outcomes, from muscle recovery to improved sleep quality. They work at the cellular level, so results often build gradually over weeks. Your provider selects peptides based on your specific wellness goals.
Do peptides have side effects?
Some clients experience mild side effects like redness at the injection site, slight fatigue, or temporary digestive changes. These effects are usually minor and resolve quickly. Serious side effects are rare when peptides are prescribed and monitored correctly. Discussing your full health history with your provider helps minimize any risk.
