Hydration IV
What’s in the bag · 4 ingredients
$199flat24/7, same-day
Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy brings the Hydration IV, a liter of saline with vitamin C and B vitamins, to your home, hotel or office, 24 hours a day. It’s $199, given by a licensed nurse or NREMT.
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Ingredients
The Hydration IV is one liter of normal saline with vitamin C, B‑complex and B12 added, and the whole bag drips in over 45 minutes. It goes straight into your bloodstream through a vein, so everything in the bag bypasses digestion entirely.
Price and fees
The Hydration IV is $199 flat: $49 more than IV Fluids for the vitamins, and $26 less than the Myers' Cocktail IV. Between 8 PM and 7 AM there's a $99 fee, and the $50 deposit at booking comes off your total, so you know the price before anyone arrives.
What’s in the bag · 4 ingredients
A Group IV visit covers a 12‑person group for $1,000 flat, about two hours, with any menu drip per person.
Your care team
The clinician who comes to you is a licensed nurse or NREMT (nationally registered emergency medical technician), and that same person does your health check, places the line and stays while the bag runs. It all happens under medical oversight by our Medical Director, Dr. Daniel Olivero, MD.
Writes the treatment orders your nurse or NREMT works from and can prescribe. Rich is board certified as a family nurse practitioner, after six years as an ER nurse.
Family Nurse Practitioner
IV therapy in Nevada is a medical service given under a medical director, and he holds that role for every drip our team gives.
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Clients have rated Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy 5.0 stars from 400+ Google reviews. Three are below, word for word, and two of them come from people who were visiting Las Vegas when we came to them.
“My husband and I booked ahead to receive IV therapy during our weekend in Las Vegas. The entire process was easy, with clear, prompt communication. Les was professional, explained the treatment, and was a great person to chat with. I will recommend them to others.”
“James was great! He answered all of our questions and was very well spoken with my wife who was very sick from something she ate. Very prompt and overall great experience.”
“My sister and I were in Las Vegas and James came out to us. It was the best experience I've had with any IV and will be booking again.”
How it works
The drip takes about 45 minutes, and the visit happens without you leaving your hotel room, home or office. Across the Las Vegas metro, your clinician usually arrives 45 to 60 minutes after you book: often quicker on the Strip and Downtown, a little longer in Henderson and Summerlin.
Book online or call 725‑217‑4236, then tell us where you are and whether you want the drip now or at a set time later.
Your nurse or NREMT brings the bag, the line and everything else the drip needs to your home, hotel room or office.
Your clinician checks your vitals and asks about your health history, medications and allergies, then starts the liter while you sit back.
Your nurse or NREMT confirms you feel steady before taking out the line and packing up. There's no drive home afterward.
Health check
Before the liter goes in, your nurse or NREMT checks your vitals and goes over your health history, medications and allergies. That check is the moment to mention anything below, since your clinician weighs each one before the drip.
With heart failure or a fluid limit from your doctor, speak up first: this bag is a full liter of saline, and fluid overload is the risk.
Kidney disease or dialysis? Mention it at the check, since your kidneys have to clear the salt and water a liter of saline adds.
On a water pill, a steroid or lithium? Say so: the first two change how you hold salt and fluid, and saline can shift lithium levels.
If you have G6PD deficiency, let us know: in some people with it, the vitamin C in this drip can cause red blood cells to break down.
Allergic to cobalt, or had a reaction to a B12 shot? Bring it up at the check, because B12 given by injection has caused allergic reactions.
Expecting a baby or breastfeeding? Tell us before the drip starts: IV vitamin C is meant to stay at everyday amounts in pregnancy and nursing.
Not sure whether it's right for you? Call 725‑217‑4236 before you book.
When to book
A Hydration IV comes to wherever the day has left you: a hotel room after an afternoon by the pool, a home or rental after a flight, an office in the middle of convention week. These are the kinds of days people book one for.
Heat raises how much fluid you lose, and a pool day is hours of it, so book the drip to your room for when you're back inside.
Cabin air on a long flight is low in humidity and pressure, and together they increase the water you lose through your skin and breath.
Long days on the expo floor and a 7 a.m. call the next morning. Our guide covers staying hydrated at a convention.
An IV doesn't depend on your stomach, worth knowing when drinks won't stay down. Think it was something you ate? There's also a Food Poisoning IV.
In long, hard exercise in the heat, sweat losses can outpace what you drink. Our page on IV hydration for athletes goes into more detail.
In town for a festival, a residency or a big show? Book the visit to wherever you're staying, before you head out or once you're back.
More from the menu
Each drip below starts from a liter of fluids, as this one does, and all four add magnesium. The Hangover and Migraine Relief drips add prescription medicine too, and the two Myers' drips add glutathione.
Fluids, B vitamins, magnesium, anti-nausea
Vitamins, minerals and glutathione
Glutathione 1000mg and vitamin C 5000mg
Fluids, magnesium, Rx medication
The science
Every ingredient in the Hydration IV has its own research record, from the saline it's built on to the vitamin C and B vitamins added to it. Each finding below cites its paper, and our guides explain how electrolytes work and weigh an IV against oral electrolytes.
Normal saline is sterile salt water (0.9% sodium chloride), and in healthy volunteers a saline drip expanded blood and plasma volume.
Vitamin C is an antioxidant nutrient with a role in normal immune function.
B‑complex and B12 are water-soluble B vitamins the body uses in normal energy metabolism.
Carr and Maggini, Nutrients, 2017, on vitamin C and immune function
Casa and colleagues, Current Sports Medicine Reports, 2008, on IV versus oral rehydration
Hashiguchi and colleagues, Indoor Air, 2013, on body fluid loss in a simulated aircraft cabin
Marsh and colleagues, Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2020, on complications of IV lines in adults
Reid and colleagues, Clinical Science, 2002, on saline infusion in healthy volunteers
Sawka and colleagues, The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2000, on sweat loss and drinking during exercise in the heat
Sawka and colleagues, Nutrition Reviews, 2005, on daily water needs and losses in heat
Tardy and colleagues, Nutrients, 2020, on B vitamins and energy metabolism
Common questions
Short answers for planning a Hydration IV around a hotel stay, a busy week or a group, plus what the line itself can feel like. IV safety questions in general are on our main frequently asked questions page.
Any IV line can cause a moment of discomfort when the needle goes in, and sometimes a small bruise at the site. Less often, the line irritates the vein (phlebitis), or the first attempt misses and the line is placed a second time. Your clinician checks the site while the drip runs.
It can stretch to 90 minutes. Weekend mornings, holidays and convention weeks are the busiest times, so if the drip has to fit around a flight or a show, book ahead for a set time.
Yes. HSA and FSA cards are accepted, along with Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay, all processed through Square.
Yes, it takes texts as well as calls, so text us whenever that's easier than a phone call.
No, the price you see never includes a tip. Tipping is customary but optional.
Yes. One clinician can treat up to six of you in a single appointment; for seven or more, we send a second clinician.
Areas we serve
From a Strip hotel to a home in Henderson, the Hydration IV comes all over Las Vegas and to the Southern Nevada communities below, as far out as Laughlin, Mesquite and Pahrump.
If your address isn't listed, or you'd like a timing estimate for one of the towns farther out, call before you book. Call 725‑217‑4236
Same day · Open 24/7
Whether it's the afternoon after a pool day or the night you land, you can book the Hydration IV at any hour; the $99 after‑hours fee starts at 8 PM and ends at 7 AM. Book online, or call and we'll take the booking by phone.
