Reston will soon welcome a wellness company that uses IV treatments for hydration.
Prime IV Hydration & Wellness is slated to open at 11209 Reston Station Blvd near the Faraday Park apartments, according to county permits.
The company says it offers intravenous treatments for feeling, looking and performing better. Offerings target muscle pain, exhaustion, injury recovery, wrinkles, premature aging and seasonal allergies. Prime IV also offers general packages that offer pure hydration, fighting fatigue, and athletic performance.
It’s unclear exactly when the business is expected to open. Prime IV’s website says only that the location is coming soon. The company did not return several requests for comment from FFXnow.
Amy Neary started the company in Colorado Springs in 2008 in order to provide lab testing for all.
“We’re able to help people who otherwise might forego getting a diagnosis and treatment from their physician, simply because they can’t afford their lab tests,” Neary states on the company’s website.
There are multiple locations across the U.S., including others that are coming soon in Merrifeld, McLean and Gaithersburg.
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