Hydration
- 1,000 ml of normal saline
- Vitamin C
- B‑complex vitamins
- Vitamin B12
$199flat
Book Hydration
Your vitamin IV drip comes to your home, hotel room or office in the Las Vegas area, and a licensed nurse or NREMT gives it. Choose Hydration ($199), Myers' Cocktail IV ($225) or Mega Myers ($299). We're open 24 hours. From 8 PM to 7 AM, there's a $99 after‑hours fee.
Your Las Vegas care team8 licensed clinicians
What's inside
We offer three: Hydration, the Myers' Cocktail IV and the Mega Myers, each 45 minutes with vitamin C and B vitamins. Hydration has just those. The Myers' Cocktail IV adds glutathione, zinc and magnesium. The Mega Myers has the same list, with high-dose vitamin C: 5,000 mg a bag.
Price and add-ons
Besides the drip itself, here's what else can touch your bill: the deposit, the night fee and any add-on, plus how you can pay. All of it is shown before you book.
A $50 deposit is taken when you book. It's credited to your total, so it's never an extra charge.
Book a visit between 8 PM and 7 AM and any of the three drips costs $99 more.
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover or debit card, an HSA or FSA card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
Already in all three drips. Also given as a B12 shot.
Already in the Myers' Cocktail IV and Mega Myers. Also given as a glutathione shot.
Not in any of the three drips. Added during your visit.
Your care team
The same team gives all three drips: one of our licensed nurses or NREMTs (nationally registered emergency medical technicians), with medical oversight by our Medical Director, Dr. Daniel Olivero, MD.
As Medical Director, he sets the medical direction for every drip on this page, from Hydration to the Mega Myers.
MD · Addiction-medicine background
Rich writes the orders for these drips and can prescribe, so each is given on a prescriber's order. He worked six years as an ER nurse first.
Family Nurse PractitionerGoogle reviews
Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy holds 5.0 stars from 400+ Google reviews across every service. Three are below: one from a vitamin IV client, and two on what's the same from one drip to the next: the visit and the clinician who places your IV.
“Feel so much better after vitamin IV, but most of all Ben made the experience everything I needed and more. Wouldn't get another one from anyone else.”
“Hector was awesome. The process was super easy, quick, and convenient. Will definitely be recommending this to others.”
“James was amazing! He was quick and efficient. My wife has always been told she has horrible veins and he had zero trouble. He will be our go-to IV guy from now on!”
Health check
At the health check before any of the three drips, your clinician takes your vitals and asks about your health history, current medications and allergies. If any of these six apply to you, say so then.
Name G6PD deficiency at the check: IV vitamin C, in all three drips, has broken down red blood cells in some people who have it.
A history of kidney stones or kidney disease matters here, since your kidneys clear the vitamin C in every drip and the magnesium in two.
With heart block, the magnesium in the Myers' Cocktail IV and Mega Myers isn't used, and with digoxin it needs care, so mention either.
Tell your clinician first about any allergy to cobalt, zinc or a vitamin, or a reaction to a past drip or B12 shot.
Vitamin C by vein can throw off glucose meter readings for up to 24 hours, so mention it if you check your blood sugar.
Your clinician talks the drip through with you first if you're pregnant or breastfeeding, since IV vitamin C labeling keeps both to everyday amounts.
The science
Research backs the route itself: in vitamin infusions like these three, the vitamins bypass digestion entirely, and vitamin C reaches far higher blood levels than by mouth. Our guide covers whether vitamin drips work in more depth.
Given by IV, vitamin C reached far higher blood levels than the same dose swallowed, and the gap grew with the dose. Healthy volunteers cleared it into urine within a day.
Both play a part in normal immune function. The Myers' Cocktail IV and Mega Myers carry both; our post on IV support during flu season covers the cold trials.
After exercise in the heat, IV fluid restored plasma volume faster than drinking it, but gave no advantage in the exercise that followed.
Common questions
The answers below cover tips, arrival times, booking by text or for a group, and how Hydration differs from IV Fluids. They pick up where the comparison and the price list stop.
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.
Yes. 725‑217‑4236 takes texts as well as calls, so a text works for booking any of the three drips.
No. Tips are customary but optional, and no drip price includes one.
Areas we serve
You can get a vitamin IV anywhere in the Las Vegas metro and in the Southern Nevada communities below: the team brings the drip to you, whichever you choose.
Vitamin IV drips
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.
