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IV Gift Card Deal!

  • From Prime IV Hydration & Wellness
  • $100 + $50 Gift Card Bundle
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Celebrate the season of giving with Prime IV’s special holiday gift card offer:

  • Buy a $100 gift card, get a second one at 50% off
  • Perfect for sharing or keeping both for yourself
  • Give the transformative benefits of IV therapy
  • Gift cards can be used for any of Prime IV’s wellness services

Each gift card offers access to Prime IV’s signature treatments designed to help you look better, feel better, and perform better through specialized IV hydration therapy.

Prime IV Health & Wellness & Hydration is the industry leader and fastest growing National IV Brand with over 160 locations spanning the US. Prime IV specializes in its proprietary nutrient IV therapies designed to improve the wellness of its clients whiling delivering in a peaceful and relaxing spa & massage chair environment. Clients receive a medical consultation and a customized health & wellness plan to improve their immediate and future health.

34904 Emerald Coast Parkway, Suite 136
Destin, Florida 32541

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