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A registered nurse comes to you and gives fluids, vitamins and electrolytes directly into a vein through a small catheter. Because it skips your stomach, it hydrates faster than drinking. We come to hotels, homes, venues, locker rooms and anywhere else that works for you.

Most drips run 30 to 60 minutes once the line is in. NAD+ is slower and usually takes two to four hours. Plan on a few extra minutes for your vitals check and setup.

You'll feel a quick pinch when the catheter goes in. After that, most people feel nothing, scroll their phone, or fall asleep.

It depends on your location and our schedule. Book online or text us and we'll give you a real arrival window before you commit.

We serve Your City and surrounding areas. Travel outside our core area may add a travel fee, which we'll tell you up front. Touring? Ask about coverage in other cities.

Every IV is started and monitored by a licensed registered nurse, led by our senior nurse Devyn Denton, BSN, RN, under the oversight of a licensed physician medical director. Meet Devyn and our standards.

For most healthy adults, yes, but it isn't right for everyone. That's why every new client has a consult with a licensed provider (MD, DO, NP or PA), who reviews your health history and approves your treatment before your nurse begins. Tell us about heart or kidney conditions, pregnancy, medications and allergies.

Usually, yes. Your nurse will check your vitals and make sure you're alert and able to consent. Some medications aren't appropriate after heavy drinking or when you're very dehydrated, so your provider may adjust what goes in your bag. If we think you need a hospital instead, we'll tell you.

Fluids, vitamins and medications come from licensed pharmacies and medical suppliers. Everything is sterile and single-use.

No. If someone is having a medical emergency, call 911 first. At booked events, our nurses give first-line care and stabilize until EMS takes over. We support the venue's emergency plan. We don't replace it.

Under the World Anti-Doping Code, IV infusions or injections of more than 100 mL in 12 hours are prohibited for tested athletes unless received in a hospital setting or covered by a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE), even if what's in the bag is allowed. Tell us you're tested and we'll use our under-100 mL protocol or document your TUE. You're responsible for knowing your sport's rules, so check with your governing body or team physician. More on athletes.

Drips start at $179. Add-ons start at $30. Event coverage is quoted per show. See the full IV menu for starting prices.

Elective IV therapy generally isn't covered by health insurance. Some HSA and FSA plans may reimburse certain services, so check with your plan administrator. We can give you an itemized receipt.

Yes. Bands, crews, teams, wedding parties and bachelor weekends. Groups of three or more get group pricing, and we'll bring as many nurses as the group needs.

Life on the road changes fast. Let us know as early as you can. Late cancellations and no-shows may be charged a fee, and event bookings follow the terms in your quote.

Never expected, always appreciated.

That's our specialty. We need a clean, well-lit spot to set up, a place to sit or recline, and access to power if possible. We'll coordinate credentials and load-in with your production team.

Yes. When you book an event, we'll send a certificate of insurance naming your venue or promoter, along with our nurses' licensing details.

Yes and yes. We'll sign your NDA or provide ours, and you can book under any name through your assistant, manager or security. Our nurses never take photos or post about clients. More on discretion.

As early as possible, especially for festivals and big weekends. Short notice? Call or text. We'll always try to make it work.