IV Therapy

IV hydration in the comfort of your own home

Seven drips, started and monitored start to finish by a registered nurse. Anywhere in the Phoenix metro.

Water droplets catching the light

Arizona is dehydrating in a way that sneaks up on people. Add a long flight, a hard workout, a stomach bug, or a night out, and drinking water simply isn't fast enough — your gut can only absorb so much at once. An IV bypasses that bottleneck entirely.

Drew places the line, runs the infusion, and stays for the whole thing. Vitals before and after. Everything sterile, single-use, and opened in front of you.

IV Drips

Roughly 45–60 minutes each. Any add-on can go into any bag.

The Hydrator 1L lactated ringers with electrolytes. Heat, travel, and plain old dehydration.
$150
Recovery Fluids, anti-nausea, anti-inflammatory, B-complex. The morning-after drip.
$185
Immunity High-dose vitamin C, zinc, B-complex. Before travel or at the first sign of a cold.
$195
Myers' Cocktail The classic blend — magnesium, calcium, B vitamins, vitamin C.
$210
Beauty Drip Glutathione, biotin, vitamin C for skin, hair, and nails.
$225
Performance Amino acids, B12, and fluids for training load and recovery.
$225
Add-on push Glutathione, extra B12, zinc, Toradol, or Zofran added to any drip.
$35each

Vitamin & Medication Injections

In and out in about ten minutes. Often added onto an aesthetic appointment.

Vitamin B12 Methylcobalamin. Energy and metabolic support.
$35
Lipo-C (MIC + B12) Methionine, inositol, choline with B12.
$45
Vitamin D3 For documented insufficiency.
$40
Glutathione Antioxidant push.
$50
Toradol Non-narcotic anti-inflammatory for pain.
$40
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What IV therapy is and isn't. IV fluids correct dehydration and deliver nutrients directly into the bloodstream — that part is simple physiology. Claims that drips boost immunity, reverse aging, or treat illness have not been evaluated by the FDA, and these services are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

IV therapy is not appropriate for everyone. Kidney disease, congestive heart failure, and any fluid restriction are contraindications. Some ingredients are unsafe during pregnancy or in people with G6PD deficiency. Every appointment begins with a health history and vitals, and we will decline treatment when it isn't safe. If you are acutely ill, injured, or dehydrated enough to need medical care, go to an urgent care or an emergency department — not to a mobile IV service.

Common questions

Most bags run 45 to 60 minutes. Drew stays for the entire infusion — we never start a line and leave.
Eat something beforehand and drink water that morning; both make the stick easier and reduce the chance of feeling lightheaded. Wear something with sleeves that push up. Have a comfortable chair or couch picked out.
For healthy adults it's generally well tolerated, and every appointment starts with a health history and vitals. But it isn't right for everyone — people with kidney disease, heart failure, or fluid restrictions can be harmed by a liter of fluid. Certain ingredients are unsafe in pregnancy, and glutathione is avoided in people with G6PD deficiency. This is exactly what the intake screens for, and Drew will decline treatment if it isn't safe.
It puts fluid, electrolytes, and vitamins into your bloodstream directly, which corrects dehydration faster than drinking and bypasses absorption limits in the gut. That much is straightforward. Broader wellness claims — immunity, energy, anti-aging — are not FDA-evaluated, and we won't tell you a drip cures anything. If you're dehydrated or hungover, you'll feel better. If you have a medical problem, see a physician.
Yes, and it's the most popular way people book us — bachelorette weekends, golf trips, birthdays. Three or more guests at one address and the host's drip is complimentary. Each guest still completes their own health history.
It happens occasionally, especially with dehydration. Drew will make a limited number of attempts and then stop. If we can't establish access, you aren't charged for the drip — only the travel, and often not even that.

Book a drip

Same-day appointments are often available. Groups of three or more — the host drips free.

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