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IV Hydration in Las Vegas

Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy brings the Hydration IV to your hotel, home, or office. Licensed nurses and REMTs deliver a full liter of IV fluids with vitamin C, B-complex, and B12 in about 45 minutes. $199 flat with upfront pricing, available 24/7 across the Las Vegas metro.

Same-day availability. Booking takes about two minutes.

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Rehydrate Where You Are

What Is IV Hydration and What's In the Bag?

IV hydration in Las Vegas means a licensed nurse or REMT brings a full liter of IV fluids to your hotel room or home, so rehydrating never requires a drive across town. The Hydration IV pairs 1000ml of normal saline with vitamin C, B-complex, and B12, runs in about 45 minutes, and costs $199 flat. Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy delivers it anywhere in the metro, 24/7.

Desert heat, pool days, long flights, and long nights all drain fluids faster than most people drink them back. When water alone feels too slow, or you cannot keep enough down, an IV puts fluids and electrolytes straight into your bloodstream. It bypasses digestion entirely. If plain fluids are all you want, the simpler IV Fluids visit is $150 with no vitamins added.

  • About 45 minDrip time
  • Nurses & REMTsAdminister every visit
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"First time, won't be the last! Highly recommend scheduling with James Heskett. He is super kind, we had great conversation, and we discussed the best course of action for what I was feeling."
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Fluids Plus Vitamins

Hydration IV

$199flat · upfront pricing
Price
$199 flat
Drip time
About 45 min
Availability
24/7, same-day
Administered by
Nurses & REMTs

What's Inside

  • Fluid
  • Vitamins
  • 1000ml Saline
  • Vitamin C
  • B-Complex
  • B12

What Symptoms Does a Hydration IV Help With?

Dehydration shows up all over your body, not just as thirst. Each ingredient in an IV for dehydration has a specific job, so you can see exactly what is doing what.

Illustration of the human body showing where dehydration symptoms hit
  • Dehydration Headache

    1000ml Normal Saline

  • Fatigue & Brain Fog

    B-Complex + B12

  • Dry Mouth & Dark Urine

    Fluids, replaced fast

  • Dizziness on Standing

    Fluid volume + rest

  • Run-Down, Depleted Feeling

    Vitamin C

  • Muscle Cramps

    Saline with electrolytes

How Does a Mobile IV Hydration Visit Work?

A mobile hydration IV runs from booking to done in about an hour, without leaving your room.

Registered nurse placing an IV for a seated woman in a Las Vegas hotel room during a mobile IV therapy visit
  1. 1

    Book Online or Call

    2 min

    Book online in about two minutes or call 725‑217‑4236. Tell us where you are; same-day visits are available across the Las Vegas metro, 24/7.

  2. 2

    Your Nurse or REMT Comes to You

    Same day

    A licensed nurse or REMT arrives at your home or hotel with everything needed. No drive. Nothing between you and fluids except a knock on the door.

  3. 3

    Quick Screen, Then the Drip

    About 45 min

    Vitals and a few health questions come first. Then the liter of saline with vitamin C, B-complex, and B12 runs for about 45 minutes while you sit back.

  4. 4

    Back to Your Day

    Done

    Your nurse or REMT confirms you feel steady before packing up. Then you are done. Most people head straight back to the pool or the couch.

Perfect For

When Do People Book IV Hydration in Las Vegas?

These are the real situations people book a Las Vegas hydration IV for, usually when the desert has already won the day.

Guest resting in a Las Vegas hotel room during a mobile IV hydration visit
House, hotel, resort, Airbnb, or office.
Same licensed nurse or REMT, same flat rate, anywhere in the Las Vegas Valley.

A pool day in triple-digit heat

Hours of sun, a few drinks, and 105 degrees pull fluids out faster than you can sip them back. A liter of saline replaces what the cabana took.
Pool Season

Straight off a long flight

Cabin air is dry, and travel days rarely include enough water. Landing at Harry Reid already behind on fluids is one of our most common bookings.
Travel Days

Convention week, wall to wall

Twelve-hour days on the expo floor, dinners, and a drink or two before tomorrow's 7 a.m. call. A drip in your room resets you without costing an evening.
Work Trips

Getting over a stomach bug

When you have spent a day unable to keep much down, rehydrating by mouth is slow going. An IV restores fluids without asking your stomach to cooperate.
Illness Recovery

Training and race days

Golfers and gym regulars book after long sessions in dry heat, when sweat losses are at their worst and the next workout is already scheduled.
Athletes

The morning after a big night

Not wrecked enough for the full Hangover IV, just dry and dragging. The Hydration IV is the lighter, cheaper way to start catching up.
Morning After
Patient Reviews

IV Reviews from Las Vegas Clients

Every review below is verbatim from Google.

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400+ Google reviews · 5.0 average
Run-Down Traveler

"Called Las Vegas Mobile IV as soon as I got into town on a work trip as my immune system felt run down. Les arrived and was amazing, got me set up with the right treatment. Thank you so much Les!"

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Natalie LaRosa
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Gentle & Clear

"I had a fantastic experience with James. He was incredibly informative, gentle, and professional throughout the entire appointment. He took the time to explain everything clearly, which made me feel comfortable and well cared for. I will continue to request him every time."

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Claudine Mccann
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Knew Every Vial

"Booked James for an IV. Very professional, punctual and knowledgeable. Explained everything that he was doing and the purpose of each vial. Been on a regular IV schedule and definitely feel the difference."

MM
michael m
Google review
Sudden Illness

"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."

AR
Aaron Russler
Google review
After a Night Out

"James was great! Friendly and made us feel comfortable, definitely recommend after a night out!"

MD
Meghan Dungey
Google review
IV Drips & Pricing

How Much Does IV Hydration Cost in Las Vegas?

The Hydration IV is $199 flat, and the fluids-only IV Fluids visit is $150. Every drip on the Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy menu is a flat, upfront price; the price you see is the price you pay.

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For Dehydration
Hydration IV drip bag

Hydration IV

  • A full liter of fluids with vitamins, in about 45 minutes
  • Administered at your door by licensed nurses and REMTs
  • Prefer plain fluids? IV Fluids is $150, no vitamins
1000ml SalineVitamin CB-ComplexB12
$199flat · upfront pricing
Book Your Hydration IV

Pool party, bachelorette, or team offsite? A Group IV visit covers a 12-person group for $1,000 flat, about two hours, with any menu drip per person. Service between 8:00 PM and 7:00 AM adds a $99 after-hours fee to any drip on the menu. It is the only fee on top of the drip price. The $50 booking deposit is taken when you book and comes off your total, not on top of it. Every price is in the full Las Vegas pricing guide.

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Hydration IV Add-Ons: $35 Each

Customize your Hydration IV with targeted add-ons. Your nurse or REMT brings them to every appointment, so you can decide on the spot with their guidance.

  • Magnesium vial, Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy
    Mineral+ $35

    Magnesium

    A mineral electrolyte the standard Hydration IV does not include. A common pick after heavy sweating or a long day of exertion.

  • Vitamin C vial, Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy
    Antioxidant+ $35

    Vitamin C

    An extra dose on top of the vitamin C already in your Hydration IV, for a bigger antioxidant boost.

  • Vitamin B12 injection vial, Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy
    Energy+ $35

    B12

    An extra dose beyond the B12 already in the bag, often chosen on a depleted, dragging kind of day.

  • Pepcid (famotidine) injection vial, Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy
    Comfort+ $35

    Pepcid

    Famotidine, an acid reducer used for heartburn, reflux, and a queasy, burning stomach.

  • Phenergan (promethazine) injection vial, Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy
    Rx+ $35

    Phenergan

    Promethazine, a prescription anti-nausea option when keeping fluids down is the problem. Your nurse or REMT will recommend it when appropriate.

Not sure what to add? Your nurse or REMT can recommend add-ons based on your symptoms during the screen. Each is $35 and brought to your appointment, so you can decide in the moment.

The Honest Science

Does IV Hydration Actually Work?

IV hydration delivers fluids and electrolytes directly into your bloodstream, where they are available immediately because the drip bypasses digestion entirely. For a healthy person who is mildly low on fluids, drinking water usually works just as well. The honest case for an IV is speed and certainty when you are depleted, and here is what the evidence supports.

Is a hydration IV better than drinking water?

For mild thirst, water wins on price every time, and we will tell you that. The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine set adequate daily total water intake at about 3.7 liters for men and 2.7 liters for women. Heat and exertion raise what you lose, and so do illness and alcohol. When you are well behind on fluids, or too queasy to drink enough, an IV closes the gap in one 45-minute sitting: a full liter of normal saline with electrolytes, plus vitamin C, B-complex, and B12.

See what each ingredient is for
IN THE BAG 01

1000ml Normal Saline

Sterile salt water, the same base fluid hospitals use. It restores fluid volume and delivers sodium chloride, the electrolyte you lose most in sweat.

Rehydration and electrolytesMedlinePlus, Dehydration.
IN THE BAG 02

B-Complex + B12

Water-soluble B vitamins your body uses in normal energy metabolism. They are included as nutrient support while you rehydrate, not as a stimulant.

Nutrient supportNIH Office of Dietary Supplements, Vitamin B12.
IN THE BAG 03

Vitamin C

An antioxidant nutrient with a role in normal immune function. Delivered with the fluids so nothing depends on how your stomach is doing today.

Antioxidant supportNIH Office of Dietary Supplements, Vitamin C.
THE CONTEXT

Desert Heat Raises the Stakes

Heat and exertion increase how much fluid you lose, which is why the same night out or pool day hits harder in Las Vegas than it would somewhere cooler.

Replace what the desert takesNational Academies, Dietary Reference Intakes for Water, 2005.

Sources & Research

3 authoritative sources

Institute of Medicine (National Academies). Dietary Reference Intakes for Water, Potassium, Sodium, Chloride, and Sulfate. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press; 2005. nap.nationalacademies.org

MedlinePlus, U.S. National Library of Medicine. Dehydration. medlineplus.gov

NIH Office of Dietary Supplements. Vitamin B12 and Vitamin C, Fact Sheets for Health Professionals. ods.od.nih.gov

Medically reviewed by Dr. Patricia S. Sullivan, MD. Last updated August 2026. Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy is committed to evidence-based care.

Safety First

Who Should Not Get a Hydration IV?

IV therapy is appropriate for most healthy adults, but not for everyone. Your nurse or REMT screens you before every treatment and will decline any visit that is not clinically appropriate.

  • Kidney disease or on dialysis. Extra fluid and electrolyte loads must be cleared by your physician before any elective IV.

  • Heart failure or a fluid restriction. A full liter of saline may not be safe without your physician's clearance first.

  • Pregnant or breastfeeding. Tell your nurse or REMT before booking. Some treatments and add-ons are not appropriate, and the screen decides what is.

  • Allergies or reactions to any ingredient. Tell your nurse or REMT about any past reaction to vitamins, preservatives, or IV treatment before the drip starts.

  • Signs of severe dehydration. Confusion, fainting, no urination, or an inability to keep any fluids down is a medical emergency. Call 911 or go to an ER; we will refer you rather than treat.

  • Under 18. The standard Hydration IV is for adults. Ask about our kids' IV options when you call.

Not sure whether a Hydration IV is right for you? Call Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy at 725‑217‑4236 and a licensed nurse or REMT will walk you through it. If you are not a fit, we tell you upfront at no charge.

Common Questions

IV Hydration FAQ: Safety and Side Effects

Seven questions the page does not answer above. Still unsure? Call 725‑217‑4236 any time, or read our full list of common questions.

Safety & CareIs there a downside to IV hydration?
Any IV involves a needle, so a moment of discomfort when the line goes in and sometimes a small bruise at the site can happen. Less often, the vein around the line gets irritated, or the first stick misses and your nurse or REMT places the line a second time. Your nurse or REMT checks the site while the drip runs. Those are the downsides; the health screen before every visit is there to rule out the people for whom a full liter of fluid is not appropriate.
Safety & CareWhen is dehydration an emergency instead of an IV visit?
Confusion, fainting, a racing heart, no urination for many hours, or an inability to keep any fluids down are signs of severe dehydration, and possible heat stroke is always an emergency. Call 911 or get to an ER; we will refer you rather than treat.
PricingCan I pay with an HSA or FSA card?
Yes. Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy takes HSA and FSA cards, along with Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Payment runs through Square and you get a receipt.
PricingIs a tip expected?
No. Tips are customary and optional. Nothing about a tip is built into the price or asked for at the visit.
Booking & ArrivalHow fast can you get to me?
Typical arrival is 45 to 60 minutes from booking. The Strip and Downtown are fastest, Henderson and Summerlin take a little longer, and at peak times such as weekend mornings, holidays and convention weeks it can run up to 90 minutes.
Booking & ArrivalWhy is my booking slot longer than the drip?
Your booking holds a 75-minute window. The extra time covers your nurse or REMT arriving, the health screen and packing up, so the drip itself is only part of it.
Booking & ArrivalCan two of us be treated in one visit?
Yes. Up to six people book one appointment with one nurse or REMT, and seven or more book two so everyone is treated in the same window. Each person picks their own drip from the menu.

Where Can You Get IV Hydration in Las Vegas?

Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy delivers IV hydration by licensed nurses and REMTs to hotels, homes, and rentals across the Las Vegas metro and Southern Nevada, including every area below.

Available 24/7

Don't see your area? Call and ask.

Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy serves the entire metro and much of Southern Nevada. Call to confirm coverage at your exact address.

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Book Your Hydration IV in Las Vegas

Book online in about two minutes and a Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy nurse or REMT comes to your hotel, home, or office with everything needed. $199 flat, upfront pricing.

  • Licensed nurses & REMTs
  • $199 flat, upfront pricing
  • If you're not a fit, no charge