Vitamin IV ‘wellness centers’ are cropping up around Utah. Does the trendy service work?

Vitamin infusions are said to help treat fatigue, migraines, hangovers and more, but their effectiveness hasn’t been proven.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) FIKA Infusion + Wellness in Woods Cross on Thursday, April 20, 2023. The business is a "wellness center" that offers vitamin IV therapy, one of many like it that have cropped up in Utah.

Vitamin IV ‘wellness centers’ are cropping up around Utah. Does the trendy service work?

Vitamin infusions are said to help treat fatigue, migraines, hangovers and more, but their effectiveness hasn’t been proven.

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