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Las Vegas IV Fluids Therapy

IV Fluids from Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy is a 1000ml bag of IV fluids with nothing added, brought to you at home, in your hotel room or at the office. The drip takes 35 minutes and costs $150. The clinician at your door will be a licensed nurse or a nationally registered emergency medical technician (NREMT).

We come at any hour, day or night. Night visits carry an after‑hours fee, and you'll find the amount and the hours it covers with the price below.

Book online, or give us a call.

Same-day availability.

  • Licensed nurses & REMTs
  • Medical director oversight
  • 35 min drip
  • $150 flat
In the Las Vegas valley we usually arrive 45 to 60 minutes after you book.
IVIV Fluids
$150 flat
Rich Majors, FNP-BC
Rich Majors, FNP‑BC
Orders your treatment
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We Come to You
Your home, hotel room, or office
The Drip · 35 min
1000ml bag, nothing added
Dr. Daniel Olivero, MD · Medical Director
Dr. Daniel Olivero, MD, Medical DirectorRich Majors, FNP-BC, Lead Nurse Practitioner

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Some health conditions mean you should not have this drip. Check the list before you book.

What's Inside

What's in the bag, and what isn't

The IV Fluids drip is one liter (1000ml) of IV fluids for hydration, with nothing added. It takes 35 minutes from start to finish, and it has the lowest fixed price of any drip on our full IV menu.

  • No vitamins

  • No added minerals

  • No medication

IV Drips & Pricing

What you'll pay

IV Fluids costs $150.

35 min

IV Fluids

  • IV fluids for hydration, with nothing added
  • Given by a licensed nurse or REMT
  • 35‑minute drip, start to finish
$150flat24/7, same-day

Booking deposit

A $50 deposit is due at booking and is credited to your total, so it isn't an extra charge.

After-hours fee

For a visit between 8:00 PM and 7:00 AM, there's a $99 after‑hours fee, and it applies to this drip just as it does to every other.

Your Care Team

Who comes to you, and who oversees your care

A licensed nurse or an NREMT gives your drip.

Headshot of Dr. Daniel Olivero, MD, Medical Director of Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy
Medical Director
Dr. Daniel Olivero, MD

Provides medical oversight for every visit.

MD · Addiction-medicine background
Headshot of Rich Majors, FNP-BC, lead nurse practitioner at Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy
Lead Nurse Practitioner
Rich Majors, FNP‑BC

Spent six years as an ER nurse and now writes the orders for the treatments our team gives.

Family Nurse Practitioner
  • Licensed nurses & REMTs
  • Medical director oversight
  • 5.0★ on Google
  • Open 24/7

Patient Reviews

How clients rate our visits

Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy has 5.0 stars from 400+ Google reviews, and the business is accredited by the Better Business Bureau of Southern Nevada, with an A+ rating. The four Google reviews below describe what a visit with our team is like.

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400+ Google reviews · Las Vegas metro
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  • “Wonderful, friendly, and a good deal! Would recommend. James was great!”

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    Lexi
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  • “Amazing experience and very knowledgeable about their services.”

    JB
    Jordan Bellmore
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  • “Les was fantastic and got us feeling better!”

    SO
    Shannon Overby
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  • “James was amazing as always! Very kind and professional.”

    KA
    Kendra Aquino
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How it works

How a visit works, from booking to the drip

Once you book, online or by phone, a clinician heads to the address you give us.

  1. 145 to 60 min

    We Come to You

    In the Las Vegas valley, that usually takes 45 to 60 minutes. Addresses on the Strip and Downtown tend to see us soonest. Henderson and Summerlin can run a bit later.

  2. 235 min

    The Drip

    Then the drip runs, right where you are, until the bag is empty.

Safety First

Who shouldn't have this drip

People with any of these conditions should not have this drip.

  • Kidney disease

  • Heart failure

  • Severe high blood pressure

  • History of fluid overload

When people book

When might you book plain fluids?

Here are a few situations where a bag of plain fluids could be what you're after. If you've never had an IV before, this drip is a simple place to start, since nothing goes into the bag except the fluids themselves.

  • After a long flight

    The dry, low-pressure air in a plane cabin increases the water you lose through your skin and breath over a long flight (Hashiguchi, 2013). Just landed? We can bring the drip to your hotel room.

  • Out in the heat

    Heat and exertion both raise how much fluid your body loses (Sawka, 2005). A summer walk down the Strip involves both.

  • With a stomach bug

    IV fluids go into a vein, so they don't depend on your stomach (Casa, 2008). If you think it's food poisoning, we also offer a Food Poisoning IV.

  • During a convention

    Convention days start early and run long. You can book the drip for a set time at your hotel, before the show floor opens or after it closes.

If it's the morning after a night out, look at the Hangover IV, a separate drip on our menu.

The Science

Is an IV better than drinking water?

If you're healthy and only a little low on fluids, simply drinking fluids usually does the job just as well as an IV (Kenefick, 2006). What changes is the route. An IV puts fluid straight into your bloodstream and bypasses digestion entirely (Casa, 2008), while water you drink has to leave your stomach and be absorbed by your gut before it reaches your blood (Péronnet, 2011).

Fluid given by IV also raises plasma volume, the liquid part of the blood, sooner than the same fluid taken by mouth (Kenefick, 2006). And if you're rehydrating by drinking after exercise, you need electrolytes as well as water, plus more fluid than you sweated out (Evans, 2017).

Losing fluid has measurable effects

During exercise in the heat, losing about 2% of your body weight in fluid raises heart rate (Adams, 2014). In a study of 26 young men, losing about 1.6% of body weight through exercise led to more errors on a test of sustained attention, slower working-memory responses, and more fatigue and tension (Ganio, 2011).

Sources & Research · 9 citations

Adams (2014), Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research: doi.org/10.1519/jsc.0000000000000501

Armstrong (2012), The Journal of Nutrition: doi.org/10.3945/jn.111.142000

Casa (2008), Current Sports Medicine Reports: doi.org/10.1249/jsr.0b013e31817f3e85

Evans (2017), Journal of Applied Physiology: doi.org/10.1152/japplphysiol.00745.2016

Ganio (2011), British Journal of Nutrition: doi.org/10.1017/s0007114511002005

Hashiguchi (2013), Indoor Air: doi.org/10.1111/ina.12039

Kenefick (2006), Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise: doi.org/10.1249/01.mss.0000235358.39555.80

Péronnet (2011), European Journal of Applied Physiology: doi.org/10.1007/s00421-011-2194-7

Sawka (2005), Nutrition Reviews: doi.org/10.1111/j.1753-4887.2005.tb00152.x

Common Questions

Questions about IV Fluids

For anything else about the service, our frequently asked questions page has more answers.

A clinician placing an IV for a guest in a Las Vegas hotel room
Home, hotel room or office.
Still unsure?

Call 725‑217‑4236 any time.

725-217-4236
Can two or more of us have a drip at the same visit?

Yes. A group of six or fewer shares one appointment and one clinician. A party of seven or more books two clinicians.

Can the wait be longer than an hour?

Yes. At the busiest times, which are holidays, weekend mornings and convention weeks, the wait can stretch to 90 minutes.

Is there a clinic I can come to instead?

No. We're a mobile service with no walk-in clinic, so the drip is always given at the address on your booking.

Can I use my HSA or FSA card to pay?

Yes, you can. Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy accepts HSA and FSA cards, plus Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and debit cards. If you'd rather pay with your phone, Apple Pay and Google Pay both work, and card payments are processed through Square.

Should I tip the clinician?

Tipping is customary, though whether you tip is always your choice, and no tip is ever added to a price.

Areas we serve

Which areas do we cover?

We bring IV Fluids to homes, hotels and workplaces throughout the Las Vegas valley and to the Southern Nevada communities listed below.

If your town isn't on the list, or you aren't sure we reach your address, call before you book and we'll check it with you. Call 725‑217‑4236

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Book IV Fluids online or by phone

Book online and choose a time that works for you, or call and we'll set up the visit over the phone.

  • Licensed nurses & REMTs
  • $150 flat
  • Home, hotel or office