Hydration
- 1000ml of normal saline
- Vitamin C
- B‑complex vitamins
- Vitamin B12
$199flat
Book Hydration
There's no drip called a vitamin IV on Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy's booking page. Vitamins go into several of its drips, and this page compares three of them: Hydration, the Myers' Cocktail IV and the Mega Myers. Each has its own mix and price. Once you've picked, book it online or by phone.
Same-day availability.
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What's Inside
Each drip takes 45 minutes, and all three carry vitamin C and B vitamins. Where they differ is what else goes in. Hydration has just those. The Myers' Cocktail IV adds glutathione, zinc and magnesium. The Mega Myers has the same ingredients as the Myers' Cocktail IV.
IV Drips & Pricing
You can book a drip for any hour of the day or night, but a visit between 8 PM and 7 AM costs $99 more. That's the after‑hours fee. Add-ons are extra as well: B12, glutathione and Lipo-C can each be added during your visit for $35.
Your Care Team
Your drip is given by one of the team's licensed nurses or nationally registered emergency medical technicians (NREMTs). The NREMTs serve as IV practitioners. Everyone on the team works under the medical oversight of Dr. Daniel Olivero, MD, the Medical Director.
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The Science
An IV puts fluid straight into a vein, so it bypasses digestion entirely. That alone doesn't make it better than drinking (Casa et al., 2008). In one study of people rehydrating after exercise, an IV raised blood plasma volume sooner than drinking the same fluid did, but the lead was short-lived and gave no edge in the exercise that followed (Kenefick et al., 2006). The finding is about fluid, not vitamins.
For vitamins, skipping digestion means the dose that reaches your blood doesn't depend on how well your gut absorbs it. Your body doesn't keep it all, though. Excess vitamin C passes out in urine (Padayatty et al., 2004).
The broader question of whether vitamin drips work goes beyond the route and the fluid.
Casa et al., Current Sports Medicine Reports, 2008. doi.org/10.1249/jsr.0b013e31817f3e85
Kenefick et al., Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2006. doi.org/10.1249/01.mss.0000235358.39555.80
Padayatty et al., Annals of Internal Medicine, 2004. doi.org/10.7326/0003-4819-140-7-200404060-00010
Common Questions
No. IV Fluids is a separate drip that holds IV fluids only. It's $150, and its treatment takes 35 minutes.
Book one appointment for a group of up to six, and one clinician comes. For seven people or more, book two clinicians.
It can. Arrival is usually fastest on the Strip and Downtown, and it runs slightly longer to Henderson and Summerlin.
No. Tips are customary but optional, and no drip price includes one.
You can pay by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover or debit card, by HSA or FSA card, or with Apple Pay or Google Pay.
Areas we serve
You don't go anywhere for the drip. The team brings it to your home, your hotel room or your office, anywhere in the Las Vegas metro. These Southern Nevada communities are covered:
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On the booking page, look for the drip by name: Hydration, the Myers' Cocktail IV or the Mega Myers. Choose it, then pick a time. If you'd rather book by phone, call and the team will set up the visit with you.
