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Rev(IV)al Hydration is a 100% mobile IV therapy company. We are health and wellness. We believe in investing in the health of our clients. Thus, our business philosophy is centered on providing customers with highly customized treatments. We also believe in preventive health care. We also support customer convenience, which is why our medical professionals come to you. Although one IV treatment is beneficial for one's health, investing in a membership will allow our customers to notice a long-term change. Lastly, here is a brief list of our treatments: NAD+, anti-aging, beauty, pain management, weight loss, Myer's Cocktail, hangover, detoxification, athletic performance, Glutathione, and all vitamins/minerals/amino acids/coenzymes.
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830 Stewart Dr, suite 2 Sunnyvale, CA 94085 United States, 94085, Sunnyvale, United States
- 415825006
- info@revivalhydration.com
- revivalhydration.com
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