Las Vegas Mega Myers Cocktail IV Therapy
The $299 Mega Myers has 1,000 mg of glutathione and 5,000 mg of vitamin C, for $74 more than our Myers' Cocktail. A licensed nurse or NREMT brings it to your home, hotel or office around Las Vegas, 24 hours a day. Visits from 8 PM to 7 AM add a $99 after‑hours fee.
- Licensed nurses & NREMTs
- Medical director oversight
- 45 min drip
- $299 flat
Your Las Vegas care team8 licensed clinicians
Ingredients
What's in a Mega Myers Cocktail IV?
A Mega Myers is a 1,000 ml bag of IV fluid, normal saline or lactated Ringer's, with six ingredients added: glutathione, vitamin C, zinc, magnesium, B‑complex and B12. Glutathione and vitamin C come at the strengths shown below. The drip runs straight into a vein, so it bypasses digestion entirely.
Glutathione
1,000 mgVitamin C
5,000 mgZinc
MineralMagnesium
MineralB‑complex
A mix of B vitaminsB12
Vitamin
Your visit
How a Mega Myers Visit Works
Choosing the Mega Myers over our $225 Myers' Cocktail changes nothing about the visit itself, which follows the same four steps from booking to packing up.
- 1Now or later
Book your time
Book online or call 725‑217‑4236. We take bookings 24 hours a day, for right away or for later.
- 245 to 60 min
Meet your clinician
Your clinician arrives and sets up the IV right where you are. You can check the areas we cover before you book.
- 345 min
Have your Mega Myers
After checking your vitals, health history, medicines and allergies, your nurse or NREMT starts the drip, which runs about 45 minutes.
- 4Done
Carry on with your day
Before packing up, your clinician checks that you feel steady, and the visit ends right where it started.
Pricing
How Much Does a Mega Myers IV Cost?
The Mega Myers is $299. Two things can add to that: a $99 after‑hours fee for a visit between 8:00 PM and 7:00 AM, and any add-on you choose from the list below.
Mega Myers IV
- Vitamins and minerals in a 1,000 ml IV bag
- Given by a licensed nurse or NREMT
- Runs for about 45 minutes
What’s in the bag · 6 ingredients
Add-ons
Three add-ons can be given during your visit, at $35 each: B12, glutathione and Lipo‑C. B12 and glutathione are already in the Mega Myers, so adding either one gives you an extra dose.
B12
+ $35On top of the B12 already in the bag.
Glutathione
+ $35On top of the glutathione already in the bag.
Lipo‑C
+ $35Lipo‑C isn't in the Mega Myers itself.
5.0 on Google
Reviews from Our IV Clients
Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy has 5.0 stars from 400+ Google reviews. The three below are word for word, and the clinician they praise also gives the Mega Myers.
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“Service was prompt and easy to schedule. James was great to chat with while getting IV. Highly recommend.”
JBJeff Bertrand -
“James was extremely professional and great for someone who's never used this company before. Would definitely recommend for anyone!”
BZBrandon Zauss -
“James was great! Friendly and made us feel comfortable, definitely recommend after a night out!”
MDMeghan Dungey
Your care team
Who Gives Your Mega Myers IV
A licensed nurse or an NREMT (Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician) gives your Mega Myers, but the order for it comes from Rich Majors, FNP‑BC, our lead nurse practitioner, who can prescribe. The whole clinical team works under the medical oversight of our Medical Director, Dr. Daniel Olivero, MD.
Every Mega Myers, and every other treatment the team gives in Nevada, runs under Dr. Olivero's medical direction.
MD · Addiction-medicine background
He spent six years as an ER nurse before becoming a family nurse practitioner, and the Mega Myers is his own go-to drip.
Family Nurse PractitionerHealth check
What to Tell Your Clinician Before a Mega Myers
These six come up at the health check before your drip starts, so it helps to have the answers ready. Four of them are about the vitamin C in this drip.
Had kidney stones or weak kidneys? Mention them, since the body turns some vitamin C into oxalate, which can settle in the kidneys.
If you have G6PD deficiency, tell your clinician, because IV vitamin C has broken down red blood cells in some people with it.
Check your blood sugar with a meter? High-dose vitamin C can throw off its readings for up to a day, so tell your clinician.
Heart block or digoxin? Mention it, since magnesium by vein isn't used with heart block and needs extra care alongside digoxin.
Pregnant or nursing? Tell your clinician first, because the vitamin C label keeps pregnancy doses to the daily allowance, and this drip holds 5,000 mg.
A full liter of fluid goes into your vein with this drip, so heart failure or kidney failure needs mentioning before the bag goes up.
Not sure? Call us and ask.
Before you book
Mega Myers FAQ: Price, Timing and Booking
Quick answers to the practical questions, so nothing about booking your Mega Myers catches you off guard.
When does it take longer to reach me?
It depends on where you are and when you book. The Strip and Downtown are usually the quickest to reach, and Henderson and Summerlin take a little longer. At busy times, such as weekend mornings, holidays and convention weeks, the wait can run up to 90 minutes.
Is there a deposit?
Yes. We take $50 when you book, and it comes off your total rather than adding to it.
Does an HSA or FSA card work?
Yes. We also accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Is the tip part of the $299?
No, the price never includes one. Tipping your clinician is customary, but it is up to you.
Can friends join me at the same visit?
Yes. One clinician can look after up to six people in one appointment, and a group of seven or more gets two clinicians.
Same day · open 24/7
Book Your Mega Myers Online or by Phone
Pick a time online and we'll bring the Mega Myers to your door, or call 725‑217‑4236 if you'd rather book by phone.
- Licensed nurses & NREMTs
- $299 flat
- Home, hotel or office
