Vitamin IV drips Kraków

Years of clinical practice in Kraków have shown that the effectiveness of supplementation depends not only on what is administered but above all on how it is administered. Vitamin infusions are a medical procedure involving the intravenous delivery of a precisely tailored composition of vitamins, minerals and amino acids directly into the patient's bloodstream. By bypassing the digestive tract, the active ingredients achieve close to 100% bioavailability — meaning the body utilises virtually every milligram of the administered substance.

The medical context of infusions in Kraków

Nasz Gabinet Kraków at ul. Siewna 4/5 is a registered Addiction Treatment Clinic operating since 2012. The vitamin infusions offered at our facility are not a wellness treatment or a fashionable trend — they are a medical procedure performed under the supervision of medical staff, following an individual qualification. What sets us apart is a deep understanding of the needs of patients with deficiencies resulting from chronic diseases, convalescence or addictions.

Why intravenous drips rather than tablets?

Oral supplements must travel a long route through the stomach, intestine and liver before reaching the cells. At each stage they lose efficacy — ultimately the body absorbs only a fraction of the tablet's contents. Vitamin IV drips eliminate this problem entirely. The ingredients enter the circulation directly, acting faster, more potently and more predictably. This is a fundamental difference that is particularly important in situations requiring rapid intervention — after severe illnesses, during convalescence, or in cases of profound deficiencies caused by malabsorption disorders. This is precisely why infusion therapy is the preferred form of supplementation in clinical practice.

8 types of infusions — from immunity to liver regeneration

Within our vitamin IV drip offer in Kraków the patient will find 8 specialist infusion compositions — from an immunity and sports-recovery drip, through infusions for fatigue and stress, to advanced drips supporting liver regeneration. Each composition has been developed on the basis of years of clinical experience and is selected individually, not from a fixed menu.

Bioavailability is a key pharmacokinetic concept that explains the gulf between oral and intravenous supplementation. The term describes what percentage of an administered active substance actually reaches the bloodstream and is available to the body's cells. In the case of an intravenous drip, bioavailability is close to 100% — and that changes the rules of the game.

What happens to a tablet after swallowing?

The journey of an oral supplement to the bloodstream is a genuine obstacle course:

1. Stomach — hydrochloric acid and digestive enzymes break down a significant proportion of the active substance before it has time to reach the intestine
2. Small intestine — absorption is limited by the capacity of intestinal transporters; at higher doses the body simply cannot assimilate more
3. Liver — the first-pass effect (hepatic metabolism) eliminates a further portion of the substance before it reaches the general circulation

As a result, the bioavailability of oral supplements is significantly lower. Of 1,000 mg of vitamin C taken in tablet form, the body will use only 100–200 mg.

The advantage of infusion therapy

An intravenous drip bypasses the entire digestive tract and liver. The active ingredients enter the bloodstream directly, which means immediate availability to tissues and organs. Intravenously, it is safe to administer doses many times higher than orally — without the risk of stomach irritation, diarrhoea or nausea that accompany swallowing large quantities of tablets.

Example: vitamin C and the absorption plateau

Vitamin C taken orally at a dose above 200 mg reaches an absorption plateau — the intestine cannot absorb more, and the excess is excreted in urine. Intravenously, however, several grams of vitamin C can be administered, achieving plasma concentrations many times higher than with any oral supplementation. This is why infusion therapy is gaining recognition as a method for the rapid and effective correction of deficiencies.

At our clinic in Kraków, patients can choose from 8 types of vitamin infusions, each developed to address specific clinical needs. The composition of every vitamin IV drip is selected on the basis of current medical knowledge and the experience of our team. Below we present the full range of vitamin IV drips in Kraków.

Strengthening and regenerative drips

• Vitamin Bomb — a comprehensive drip containing a full set of vitamins and minerals. Ideal as an introduction to infusion therapy — it corrects multi-directional deficiencies, strengthens the body and improves overall well-being. Particularly recommended for patients in whom it is difficult to identify a single dominant deficit
• Sport & Recovery — an infusion dedicated to physically active individuals. Amino acids (L-carnitine, taurine), electrolytes and B vitamins support muscle recovery after intense exercise, accelerating the return to full fitness
• Immunity — a drip that strengthens the immune system. A high dose of vitamin C, zinc and selenium help protect the body against infections — particularly valuable during the autumn–winter season and in the convalescent period after illness

Drips for stress, fatigue and anti-ageing

• Fatigue & Stress — an infusion designed for people struggling with chronic mental tension. Magnesium, B vitamins and amino acids support the nervous system, improve concentration and sleep quality
• Anti-Age — an antioxidant drip. Neurovit Fast (a B vitamin complex), vitamin C and vitamin E (tocopherol) support collagen production, neutralise free radicals and improve skin condition from within

Specialist drips

• After Party — rapid recovery after alcohol consumption. Intensive hydration, electrolytes, B vitamins and antiemetic medication help eliminate toxins and alleviate hangover symptoms
• Libido — an infusion supporting sexual drive and vitality. Arginine, zinc, vitamin D and amino acids support hormonal function and improve overall psychophysical condition
• Liver Regeneration — a hepatoprotective drip supporting hepatocyte regeneration. Hepa-Merz 3000 (L-ornithine L-aspartate) aids ammonia detoxification and the rebuilding of liver cells, supplemented by Natrium Bicarbonicum, vitamin C and magnesium — particularly important for patients with a compromised liver

The choice of the appropriate vitamin IV drip is always discussed with medical staff during the medical qualification. A single intravenous drip does not have to be the final decision — many patients in Kraków use different compositions depending on their body's current needs. Medical staff at our clinic will help select a composition optimally tailored to your health situation, lifestyle and expected outcomes.

Chronic alcohol consumption leads to some of the most profound vitamin and mineral deficiencies encountered in clinical practice. Patients completing alcohol detox in Kraków have a body that is literally depleted — and tablets cannot repair this quickly. This is why vitamin infusions are a key element in rebuilding health after detoxification.

What deficiencies does alcohol cause?

Alcohol disrupts the absorption, storage and metabolism of essential nutrients. The most serious deficits concern:

• Thiamine (vitamin B1) — alcohol blocks its absorption in the intestine and increases excretion. Thiamine deficiency leads to neurological damage and, in extreme cases, to Wernicke–Korsakoff syndrome — a life-threatening condition
• Vitamin B6 and B12 — essential for nervous system function and haematopoiesis
• Folic acid — its deficiency exacerbates anaemia and disrupts cellular repair processes
• Magnesium — alcohol drastically increases magnesium loss through urine, manifesting as muscle tremor, anxiety and sleep disturbances
• Zinc and selenium — crucial for immunity and tissue regeneration

Why are tablets not enough after detox?

Chronic alcohol use damages the mucous membrane of the digestive tract, dramatically reducing the ability to absorb nutrients from food and tablets. In a post-detox patient, the bioavailability of oral supplements can be even more limited. The only way to rapidly correct such profound deficiencies is intravenous administration — with close to 100% absorption.

Wernicke–Korsakoff syndrome — a risk worth knowing about

Severe thiamine deficiency in individuals who abuse alcohol can lead to Wernicke encephalopathy — an acute neurological condition presenting with balance disorders, confusion and oculomotor disturbances. Left untreated, it progresses to Korsakoff syndrome with permanent memory deficits. Intravenous thiamine administration as part of a vitamin infusion is one of the standard methods of preventing this complication at Nasz Gabinet Kraków at ul. Siewna 4/5.

Post-detox infusion — how does it work in practice?

At Nasz Gabinet Kraków, alcohol detox is also one of our services — following its completion the patient does not need to seek another facility to begin intravenous supplementation. Medical staff assess the degree of deficiencies and select the composition of the vitamin IV drip. Most commonly we recommend a course of 4–6 infusions at weekly intervals to allow the body to gradually rebuild its vitamin and mineral reserves. Many patients notice an improvement in well-being, sleep quality and energy levels after the very first infusion.

Treating alcohol addiction is a multi-stage process in which no single procedure suffices. At Nasz Gabinet Kraków — an Addiction Treatment Clinic operating since 2012 — vitamin infusions form an integral part of the therapeutic pathway, not a standalone wellness procedure.

Where do infusions fit into the treatment process?

Comprehensive addiction treatment at our clinic encompasses several stages, and vitamin IV drips support the body at different levels:

1. Detoxification — cleansing the body of alcohol under medical supervision
2. Vitamin infusions — correcting deficiencies, regenerating internal organs
3. Pharmacotherapy — Esperal alcohol implant or medications reducing alcohol craving (Nalmefene, Acamprosate)
4. Psychotherapy — addressing the root causes of addiction, relapse prevention

Why does an addiction treatment clinic understand the patient's needs better?

Unlike facilities that offer infusions solely as a health-promoting service, our team works with patients struggling with addictions on a daily basis. We know the specifics of their deficiencies, which infusion compositions yield the best results after detox, and which support the body during pharmacotherapy. Vitamin IV drips in Kraków at our clinic are not just about replenishing vitamins — they are an element of a planned recovery process.

Infusions and addiction pharmacotherapy

Patients taking medications that support abstinence — Disulfiram, Nalmefene or Acamprosate — particularly need the support that infusion therapy provides. These medications place a burden on the liver, and drips containing Hepa-Merz 3000 assist in its regeneration. At the same time, alcoholism treatment becomes more effective when the body is not simultaneously struggling with nutritional deficits.

Support for patients with other addictions

Our clinic in Kraków also accepts patients struggling with addiction to psychoactive substances, medications and behavioural addictions. Every type of addiction is associated with specific nutritional disorders and deficiencies — and vitamin IV drips help to correct them, giving the body a better foundation for recovery.

Vitamin IV drips are intended for a wide range of patients — not only those undergoing addiction treatment. At our clinic in Kraków we see patients with very different needs, each of whom gains something different from intravenous supplementation.

Patients with confirmed deficiencies

Individuals whose laboratory tests have revealed vitamin or mineral deficits and for whom oral supplementation has not produced the expected results. This particularly applies to patients with malabsorption disorders (coeliac disease, Crohn's disease, post-bowel resection), in whom the bioavailability of tablets is further reduced.

People exposed to chronic stress and exhaustion

Managers, entrepreneurs, shift workers — all those in whom chronic mental strain depletes magnesium and B vitamin reserves. Kraków's academic and corporate environment generates a particularly high number of patients with this profile. Vitamin IV drips in Kraków allow them to quickly correct losses and regain the energy to perform.

Athletes and physically active individuals

Intense training leads to the loss of electrolytes, amino acids and trace elements. A regenerative drip after exercise shortens recovery time and enables a faster return to training than oral supplementation alone. Kraków, with its well-developed sports infrastructure and active community of runners, cyclists and CrossFit participants, generates a steady demand for this type of regenerative support.

Seniors and convalescents

In older adults the ability to absorb nutrients from the digestive tract naturally declines. After infections, antibiotic courses or surgical procedures the body needs rapid support — and this is precisely where infusion therapy proves indispensable. The clinic at ul. Siewna 4/5 in Kraków is open 7 days a week, making it easy to arrange a visit to suit the patient's needs.

People concerned with skin condition and a youthful appearance

Antioxidant drips with Neurovit Fast, vitamin C and vitamin E support collagen production and neutralise free radicals — responsible for premature skin ageing. In Kraków, interest in vitamin infusions is growing not only among patients with ailments but also among individuals seeking anti-ageing support from within.

A vitamin infusion procedure at our clinic at ul. Siewna 4/5 in Kraków is an outpatient procedure — it does not require hospitalisation, special preparation or a day off. The entire process, from arrival at the clinic to completion of the drip, typically takes 60 to 90 minutes.

Step-by-step procedure

1. Medical qualification — medical staff conduct an interview, analyse test results (if the patient has them), ask about medications being taken and coexisting conditions. On this basis they select the optimal infusion composition
2. Solution preparation — medical staff prepare an individual blend of vitamins, minerals and amino acids under sterile conditions, strictly according to medical staff's recommendations
3. Cannula insertion — the intravenous cannula is usually placed in the forearm area. The prick is brief and comparable to having blood drawn for tests
4. Infusion delivery — the drip is administered slowly, over 30–60 minutes. The patient sits in a comfortable chair and can read, use a phone or simply relax
5. Post-procedure observation — after the infusion is complete, staff observe the patient for a few minutes to ensure no adverse reactions occur
6. Recommendations and further plan — the patient receives information about hydration, possible continuation of therapy and a recommended schedule for further infusions

Comfort during a vitamin IV drip

Vitamin IV drips in Kraków at our clinic are performed in a quiet, intimate atmosphere — with full respect for the patient's privacy. After the procedure you can immediately return to everyday activities, including driving. An intravenous drip does not affect psychomotor performance.

Are tests needed before the first infusion?

Laboratory tests are not strictly required but are recommended — especially before the first procedure. A complete blood count, ionogram (sodium, potassium, magnesium) and vitamin D or B12 levels help the specialist select the drip composition more precisely. Patients without test results can also receive an infusion — in this case the composition is selected on the basis of a detailed medical interview.

This is one of the most common questions we hear from patients booking their first vitamin IV drip. The answer is simple: the procedure is virtually painless. The only moment when some discomfort may be felt is during the insertion of the intravenous cannula.

What does the patient feel during the procedure?

Inserting the cannula involves a brief prick comparable to having blood drawn for laboratory tests — it literally takes a second. Once the cannula is in place, the infusion itself causes no pain. Some patients feel a mild warmth spreading along the arm — particularly when magnesium is being administered. This is a physiological response, entirely normal and transient.

A metallic taste in the mouth — is this normal?

At a faster rate of administration of certain ingredients (especially magnesium and glutathione), the patient may notice a slight metallic taste in the mouth. This is not a cause for alarm — simply inform the staff, who will adjust the rate of drip delivery.

Discomfort after the procedure

After removal of the cannula, a small bruise or redness may appear at the injection site. These resolve on their own within 1–2 days. They require no special measures beyond briefly pressing a gauze pad to the injection site immediately after the procedure.

Fear of needles — how to cope

Some patients experience anxiety about injections — this is entirely natural. At our clinic, medical staff have years of experience in cannula insertion and can ensure comfort even for the most anxious patients. Many people who hesitated before their first infusion now return regularly for further vitamin IV drips, because their concerns turned out to be far greater than the procedure itself. Vitamin infusions in Kraków are a comfortable experience, not a procedure requiring courage.

An increasing number of venues offering vitamin IV drips are appearing on the market — from drip bars in shopping centres to spa salons. Nasz Gabinet Kraków is something fundamentally different: a registered Addiction Treatment Clinic, operating since 2012, with full medical facilities. This difference has real consequences for the safety and effectiveness of every procedure.

What does the medical qualification involve?

Before any infusion is administered, medical staff conduct an individual qualification that includes:

• A detailed medical interview — questions about chronic diseases, allergies, past procedures and current health status
• An analysis of medications being taken — some medications interact with infusion ingredients (e.g. anticoagulants, oncological drugs)
• An assessment of contraindications — ruling out conditions in which an infusion could cause harm
• Individual composition selection — based on the patient's needs, not a fixed menu

Certified preparations and documentation

Vitamin IV drips in Kraków at our clinic are performed using exclusively certified pharmaceutical preparations with documented provenance. Every procedure is recorded in the patient's file — exactly as medical practice requires. This is a standard that drip bars and wellness salons simply do not provide.

A medical facility, not a beauty salon

Our clinic at ul. Siewna 4/5 meets all sanitary requirements imposed on healthcare facilities. Our staff hold appropriate qualifications and have experience working with patients requiring special care — including individuals undergoing addiction treatment. This is a context that gives our vitamin infusions an entirely different dimension from fashionable drips at a drip bar.

Although vitamin infusions are a safe procedure well tolerated by the vast majority of patients, there are health conditions in which infusion therapy should not be used or requires particular caution. This is precisely why every infusion at our clinic is preceded by a medical qualification.

Absolute contraindications

• Advanced kidney failure — impaired elimination of mineral components (especially magnesium and potassium) creates a risk of their dangerous accumulation
• Severe heart failure — the additional fluid volume administered intravenously may overload the circulatory system
• Haemochromatosis — a condition involving excessive iron accumulation; infusions containing iron or vitamin C (which increases iron absorption) are contraindicated in this case
• Allergy to infusion components — known hypersensitivity to any component of the infusion solution
• Active infection at the planned injection site — inflammation, abscess or skin damage preventing safe cannulation

Relative contraindications

The following conditions require individual assessment by medical staff and do not automatically exclude the patient from the procedure:

• Pregnancy and breastfeeding — the safety of some components has not been confirmed in this patient group
• A history of kidney stones — high doses of vitamin C may increase the risk of oxalate stone formation
• Autoimmune diseases — immunity-boosting infusions may intensify autoimmune reactions
• Oncological treatment — interactions between infusion components and chemotherapy agents require consultation with an oncologist

Every case is assessed individually. Even with relative contraindications, medical staff at Nasz Gabinet Kraków can propose a modified drip composition that is safe.

Why does the qualification protect the patient?

Contraindications are not a formality — they represent real health protection. For example, intravenous administration of magnesium to a patient with advanced kidney failure can lead to dangerous hypermagnesaemia, while high doses of vitamin C in a person with haemochromatosis will intensify iron accumulation. Every infusion composition at our clinic is adapted to the health profile of the individual patient — this is one of the reasons the medical qualification before a vitamin infusion is so important and should not be treated as a mere formality.

Infusion therapy performed in a medical clinic setting, under the supervision of qualified staff, is a procedure with a very high safety profile. Adverse reactions are rare and mild in nature, resolving on their own.

Possible side effects of vitamin IV drips

The majority of patients experience no negative effects after an intravenous drip. Occasionally the following may occur:

• Discomfort at the injection site — a small bruise, redness or tenderness in the cannulation area, resolving within 1–2 days
• A warm sensation or metallic taste — especially when magnesium and glutathione are administered; a physiological and transient response
• Transient fatigue — the body initiates regenerative processes, which in some patients manifests as short-lived drowsiness
• Allergic reactions — these occur very rarely, which is why the medical qualification before the procedure is so important

Supervision during and after the procedure

Throughout the entire duration of the intravenous drip, medical staff are present at the clinic. In the event of any concerning symptoms, the response is immediate — from adjusting the rate of delivery to discontinuing the infusion and implementing appropriate measures.

Years of clinical experience

Nasz Gabinet Kraków has been performing infusion therapy procedures since 2012. The experience gained from thousands of infusions — both in post-detox patients and individuals receiving drips for preventive purposes — allows us to respond confidently and effectively in every situation. Patient safety is our priority — which is why we never omit the medical qualification, even when a patient comes for a subsequent infusion in a series.

Preparing for a vitamin infusion is straightforward and does not require special procedures. A few practical tips, however, will help you go through the procedure even more comfortably.

Before your visit to the clinic

Eating a light meal 1–2 hours before the procedure is recommended — fasting is not required. Good hydration makes cannula insertion easier and improves drip flow, so it is worth drinking an extra glass of water in the morning. If you have current laboratory test results (complete blood count, ionogram, vitamin levels), bring them along — they will help the specialist select the infusion composition more precisely.

What to bring to the procedure

• A list of medications and supplements being taken — interactions may affect the choice of ingredients
• Test results — if available, though not mandatory
• Comfortable clothing — with easy access to the forearms (short sleeves or a loose shirt)
• A book, phone or headphones — the drip lasts 30–60 minutes; you can relax

After the procedure — what next?

There is no need to take a day off — after the vitamin infusion is complete, the patient can immediately return to work, drive and function normally. We only recommend increased hydration on the day of the procedure (1.5–2 litres of water). Many patients notice an improvement in well-being and a boost of energy on the same day — the full effects of the intravenous drip develop over the following days as the body utilises the delivered ingredients.

How often should infusions be repeated?

Frequency depends on individual needs. The most common patterns are an intensive series (1 infusion per week for 4–6 weeks), maintenance therapy (every 2–4 weeks) or seasonal prevention (every 1–2 months). The optimal schedule for vitamin IV drips in Kraków is established by medical staff on the basis of a medical interview.

Vitamin IV drips and oral supplements do not compete with each other — they are two complementary routes of supplementation, each with its own optimal application. The key is matching the appropriate form to the body's current needs.

When are tablets sufficient?

Oral supplementation works well for daily prevention, minor deficiencies and as a means of maintaining the results achieved through infusions. The limited oral bioavailability is adequate when there is no profound deficit or urgent need for intervention. Effects appear gradually — after weeks of regular use.

When is an intravenous drip needed?

An intravenous drip is the method of choice in situations requiring rapid action:

• Confirmed, profound deficiencies — when tablets cannot keep pace with correcting the losses
• Malabsorption disorders — gastrointestinal conditions limiting nutrient assimilation
• Post-alcohol-detox states — damaged intestinal mucosa, multi-directional deficits
• Intense convalescence — after severe infections, procedures, antibiotic courses
• Intolerance of oral supplements — nausea, abdominal pain, diarrhoea at high doses

Optimal strategy: infusion + tablets

Many patients in Kraków opt for a combined model: a series of vitamin infusions (e.g. 4–6 procedures weekly) rapidly corrects deficiencies, and then daily oral supplementation maintains the correct levels. This approach combines the immediate bioavailability of the drip with the everyday convenience of tablets. Specialists at Nasz Gabinet Kraków are happy to advise which supplementation model will be most effective in a given case.

The price of a vitamin infusion in Kraków at Nasz Gabinet is 500 PLN per procedure — regardless of the type of drip chosen. This is a comprehensive price covering all elements of the procedure with no hidden costs.

What does the 500 PLN price include?

• Medical qualification — individual interview and health assessment
• Certified pharmaceutical preparations — ingredients with documented provenance and quality
• Intravenous drip procedure — professional delivery of the infusion lasting 30–60 minutes
• Medical supplies — cannula, dressing, infusion solution
• Medical staff supervision — medical care during and after the procedure
• Post-procedure recommendations — information about further supplementation and a schedule for subsequent infusions

Packages for infusion series

For patients planning regular vitamin IV drips in Kraków we offer attractive packages for purchasing a series of procedures. Detailed information about pricing packages can be obtained during telephone registration or at the clinic at ul. Siewna 4/5.

An investment in health with medical justification

500 PLN for a professional intravenous drip performed at a medical clinic, with qualification and supervision by medical staff, is a price comparable to or lower than at drip bars — with the difference that at Nasz Gabinet Kraków the patient receives full medical care, documentation and a guarantee that certified preparations are used. This is an investment in health backed by genuine medical value — certified preparations, individual composition selection and medical staff care from start to finish.

Booking a vitamin infusion in Kraków is simple and takes just a moment. We offer several convenient booking methods, and quick appointment availability means you can begin infusion therapy within just a few days of your first contact.

Registration methods

The fastest option is to use the online booking system available on our website — the system operates 24/7, allowing you to choose a convenient time at any hour. Those who prefer telephone contact can call 880 808 880 — our team will help select the right type of vitamin IV drip and reserve an appointment. Registration is open during clinic hours, i.e. Monday to Sunday, 8:00–20:00.

What to expect during your first visit

At the first infusion, medical staff will devote extra time to a detailed medical interview — questions about conditions, medications, allergies and general health. On this basis they will select the optimal infusion composition. The entire process — from registration through qualification to completion of the drip — takes approximately 90 minutes. At subsequent visits the process is quicker, as the patient's file is already complete.

Clinic details in Kraków

• Address: ul. Siewna 4/5, 31-231 Kraków
• Phone: 880 808 880
• Opening hours: Monday–Sunday, 8:00–20:00

Not just infusions — comprehensive care

Nasz Gabinet Kraków offers a full range of services in addiction treatment — from alcohol and drug detox, through pharmacotherapy (Esperal, Nalmefene, Acamprosate), to individual and group psychotherapy. Vitamin IV drips in Kraków are an integral part of this offering, fitting into a comprehensive model of patient care. The first step is the easiest — simply call or book an appointment online. The clinic is open every day, including weekends, so fitting an appointment into even the busiest schedule is not a problem. Take care of your body today.

Vitamin IV drips with home visits — Kraków

Searching for a parking space in central Kraków can take longer than the entire procedure. This is why a growing number of patients choose vitamin IV drips with home visits — not out of necessity but out of common sense. Instead of spending an hour travelling to and from the clinic, they use that time productively or to rest.

How a home visit for a vitamin IV drip in Kraków works:

1. Booking an appointment — by phone on 880 808 880. Medical staff arrive at the agreed time
2. Medical qualification — health interview, analysis of medications being taken, assessment of contraindications. If anything raises concerns — the infusion is not administered
3. Preparation and infusion — the solution is prepared on site from certified pharmaceutical preparations. An intravenous cannula is placed and supervision continues throughout the infusion
4. Completion and observation — the patient's condition is checked after the procedure, with recommendations regarding hydration and activity

All 8 types of vitamin infusions are available — identical to those at the Nasz Gabinet Kraków clinic. The service is popular among busy Kraków residents as well as among seniors and people in convalescence.

Cost of a procedure with a home visit: 700 PLN plus a travel fee dependent on the distance from the clinic.