How much IV therapy costs in Las Vegas comes down to more than the drip you choose. The time of day and any add-ons can raise it: with us, a $225 Myers' Cocktail IV at 2 PM is $324 at 2 AM, because each visit between 8 PM and 7 AM adds $99. Both charges are fixed. You can add up your total before you book.
The price of each drip
Each time is how long the drip takes once your nurse or REMT is with you, at your home or hotel.
For children, the Kids Mini Myers is $175 for a 60-minute treatment. NAD+ is priced by the dose, so it has a section of its own.
How much should IV drips cost?
Cleveland Clinic puts a basic IV vitamin session at more than $150, citing functional medicine specialist Melissa Young, MD, and says more specialized drips can run up to $1,000. NAD+ aside, our menu runs $150 to $350.
On our list, the price climbs with what goes into the bag. Fluid on its own is $150. Vitamin drips cost $199 to $299. Prescription medications first appear at $250, in the Hangover IV, and the Migraine Relief IV, which adds Benadryl to Toradol and Zofran, is $275.
The hour moves a price too. When you compare providers, hold the contents and the hour steady and add every charge before you look at the total.
What can raise the total, and what only looks like a charge
Our price list carries two charges beyond the drip itself, and both are fixed.
- Add-ons, $35 each. B12, glutathione and Lipo-C are examples, added during your visit.
- After-hours, $99. This applies to a visit between 8 PM and 7 AM.
Two other things look like charges and aren't.
- The deposit. You pay $50 when you book, and it's applied to your total, not added to it.
- A tip. It's up to you, and it's never built into a price.
Put together, a bill looks like this:
- A Hydration with a glutathione add-on at 10 AM: $199 + $35 = $234.
- A Mega Myers at 11 PM: $299 + $99 = $398.
- The Omega with one add-on at 4 AM: $350 + $35 + $99 = $484.
If you're booking from farther out, in Mesquite, Laughlin or Pahrump, call us to confirm the total before you book.
How much does a hangover IV cost?
$250 for a 45-minute treatment, or $349 if the visit falls between 8 PM and 7 AM. That price includes Toradol and Zofran, two prescription medications on its ingredient list, along with a liter of fluid with vitamin C, B-complex, B12 and magnesium. None of it is an add-on.
The hour is what changes this bill. A visit at 6:30 AM falls inside the overnight window, and one at 7:30 AM doesn't. Each add-on is $35 on top, whatever the time.
NAD+ is a base charge plus the milligrams
NAD+ costs $100 plus $1 for every milligram, so the dose sets the price. It takes 90 minutes, and the bag holds 500 ml of saline plus NAD+ and B-complex.
- 100 mg: $200
- 250 mg: $350
- 500 mg: $600
Each extra 100 mg adds $100. A quote of "$1 per milligram" on its own leaves out the $100, which is why 250 mg comes to $350 here and not $250. The overnight fee applies to NAD+ visits too.
How much is an IV out of pocket?
With us, all of it. We don't bill insurance, so the price on your bill is what you pay. If you have a health savings account or a flexible spending account, its HSA or FSA card works here, along with credit and debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
At CareNow, an urgent care chain with clinics in Las Vegas and Henderson, you pay for the visit, not the drip. Its self-pay prices come in three levels, and IV therapy appears only in the top one: $350 for a single office visit. The level is set by what the provider orders once you're there. Not every clinic offers IV therapy.
Every U.S. hospital has had to post its prices online since January 2021, so a hospital's price for an IV can be looked up. Since April 2026, the Nevada Hospital Price Finder, a free tool from the price transparency group PatientRightsAdvocate.org, has made those prices searchable by hospital, city or ZIP code. It includes cash prices.
An IV lounge sets its own prices, so put its drip and add-ons next to ours at the same hour. The difference no price list shows is that you go to a lounge, and we come to you.
Coming to you takes time, and that's the tradeoff. Our typical arrival time is 45 to 60 minutes from booking, and up to 90 on weekend mornings, holidays and convention weeks.
Booking the drip you've priced
A price list can't tell you whether a drip is worth it for you. That depends on what you want from it, and on what the evidence says about IV therapy.
When you've settled on a drip and a time, book it from the full IV menu.
Short answers about the bill
Sources and References
- Cleveland Clinic. IV Vitamin Therapy: Does It Work? March 9, 2026.
- CareNow. Self-Pay Pricing. Read October 8, 2026 (the page shows no date).
- Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Hospital Price Transparency. Updated September 16, 2026.
- PatientRightsAdvocate.org. PatientRightsAdvocate.org Launches Nevada Hospital Price Finder Tool. April 10, 2026.
- PatientRightsAdvocate.org. Nevada Hospital Price Finder. Read October 8, 2026.
- AAPC. CPT 96360, Hydration Infusion. Read October 8, 2026.
