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Mobile IV therapy
Fluids, vitamins and minerals go in through a vein rather than through your digestive system, which is the whole reason people book one. A Registered Nurse brings the bag to your living room, places the line and stays for the full hour. Nothing runs until a clinician has approved your intake.
What we bring
The drip menu, the one-minute vitamin shots, where a nurse will meet you, what it costs and how the safety side actually works.
Hydration, recovery, immunity, NAD+ and the rest of the menu, with what is in each bag.
Learn moreB12, glutathione, vitamin C and lipo-mino, given as a quick intramuscular injection.
Learn moreYour home, a hotel room, the office, a group booking or a monthly membership.
Learn moreWho administers, who should not receive one, side effects and where the blends come from.
Learn moreDrip pricing, add-on pricing, travel and after-hours fees, and group rates.
Learn morePlain-language answers on how drips work, how long they take and how to pick a provider.
Learn moreWhy intravenous
Swallow a vitamin and most of the dose is lost before it reaches your blood. Your gut decides how much gets absorbed, and for some nutrients that fraction is small and unpredictable. An infusion skips that step entirely, which is the only claim worth making about it.
That matters most when the reason you are booking is fluid loss rather than nutrition: a hard training block, a stomach bug, a night that went long, or a migraine that started with skipped water. Fluid and electrolytes given intravenously act on a timescale that drinking cannot match.
It is not medicine and it does not replace your own doctor. What it is good at is delivery. There is more in how IV therapy works, what is in a drip and IV versus oral hydration.
How it works
Choose from the menu or describe what is going on and a nurse will suggest one. You pick an arrival window rather than a fixed minute, because traffic across Miami is not something anyone can promise around.
Your nurse goes through medical history, current medications and allergies on arrival. A licensed clinician approves the blend and the dose. If something in your history rules a drip out, you are told then, not after.
A fine cannula is placed, taped and started slowly. Most people describe the placement as a brief pinch and stop noticing the line once it is running. You can sit wherever you are comfortable.
Nobody sets up a bag and leaves. The nurse watches how you respond, adjusts the rate, and can slow or stop the infusion at any point. Afterwards the site is dressed and everything is packed out with them.
Cost and fees
There are three things on a mobile IV bill and keeping them separate makes the price make sense: the drip itself, any add-ons pushed into the line, and the travel fee for bringing a nurse to you rather than you going somewhere.
Published menus in this market start around $99 for plain hydration and run past $400 for higher-dose NAD+, with most vitamin blends between $150 and $275. Add-ons such as an extra antioxidant or an anti-nausea medication are billed separately. Group bookings usually split the travel fee, which is why three people often pay less each than one does. The detail sits in drip pricing, add-ons and group pricing.
These are ranges collected from published menus, not a quote. Your price depends on the blend a clinician approves, where you are and when you book.
Common questions
Booking, who is allowed to place the line, what it costs and what insurance does.
Nurse arrived inside the window, went through my medications properly and explained why one of them changed what she would add. Not what I expected from a home visit.
The line was in before I had finished worrying about it. She stayed the whole hour and slowed the rate when my arm felt cold, which I did not know was a thing.
Four of us before a wedding. Two nurses, one travel fee between us, and everything was packed out afterwards. Easier than getting four people to a clinic.
I was told a drip was not appropriate for me and why, with a suggestion to see my GP first. Slightly annoying at the time and clearly the right call.
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Next step
Tell us what is going on and which window suits you. A nurse confirms the visit, and the blend is settled at intake once a clinician has looked at your history.
Registered Nurses · Every intake clinician-approved · Home, hotel and office visits