Sterile fluids and electrolytes
Puts back the water you lost to cabin air. Helps the headache and the dry, puffy feeling.
For long flights and time zones
Jet Lag IV
Land tired. Feel like yourself by dinner.
Medically cleared by Mellisa Kerchief, NP, our Medical Director
A registered nurse meets you at your hotel, rental, or home. You get a full liter of fluids, B vitamins, magnesium, and amino acids. It puts back what a long flight takes out.
- Long flights
- Red eyes
- Time zone changes
- Dry cabin air
- Travel fatigue
- At the studio
- $175
- At your door
- $205
What is the Jet Lag IV?
The Jet Lag IV is a one liter drip for tired travelers. It has fluids, electrolytes, B complex, B12, an amino acid blend, and magnesium. It goes straight into your blood. It takes about 45 to 60 minutes. It costs $205 mobile or $175 at the studio.
What’s in the bag
What’s in the Jet Lag IV
Doses are set by our nurse practitioner. Your nurse can leave out any item you do not want.
B complex
Helps your body turn food into energy. Travel burns through these.
Vitamin B12
Helps with the foggy, flat feeling after a long flight.
Amino blend
The building blocks your muscles need after hours in a cramped seat.
Magnesium
Helps tight muscles relax. Helps you settle down and sleep at the right time.
Signs you need a Jet Lag IV
Travel fatigue is real. Pick any two and this is your drip.
- You feel foggy and slow.
- Your head aches.
- You are wide awake at 3 am and dead tired at 3 pm.
- Your mouth and skin feel dry.
- Your legs feel heavy and stiff.
- Your stomach is off.
- You feel puffy or bloated from the flight.
- You have no energy for the trip you planned.
- You have a meeting, a game, or a wedding tomorrow.
How fast does it work?
Most people feel a lift in 20 to 30 minutes. The fluids work first. The headache and dry feeling ease. Then the B vitamins kick in. By the end of the bag, most people feel clear enough to go to dinner. Many sleep better that night.
Here is why it beats coffee and water. Coffee gives a short lift, then a crash. It also dries you out more. Water is good, but your gut absorbs it slowly. And after a flight you are often too tired to drink enough. An IV gives you the full liter, plus the vitamins, in under an hour.
One honest note. An IV does not reset your body clock. Only time, daylight, and sleep do that. But the IV takes away the dry, foggy, achy part. That makes the reset a lot easier.
How it works
Your visit, start to finish
- Book online, call, or textDo it from the gate before you board. Pick a time that lands after you check in.
- Quick health checkFirst time with us? You do a short video call with a nurse practitioner. It takes about five minutes and it is good for one year. You can do it from the airport. Read about the Good Faith Exam.
- Your nurse arrivesYou get a text when they are on the way. They check your blood pressure and pulse.
- The dripLie back in your hotel bed. Unpack later. It takes 45 to 60 minutes.
- DoneYour nurse packs up. Go to dinner.
Add-ons
Make it even stronger
Most add-ons are $32 at the studio and $35 at your door. Your nurse can stack what you need.
Boosters & add-onsVitamin C
Extra support after hours in a crowded cabin. $35 mobile.
Glutathione
Helps your body clean up after travel stress. $32 to $85.
NAD+
For deep tiredness and brain fog. Adds time to the visit. $50 to $350.
Extra fluids
Another 500 ml or 1,000 ml after a very long flight. $50 to $75.
Anti nausea medicine
If the flight left your stomach upset. $35 mobile.
Zinc
Another layer of support for travel season. $35 mobile.
Not quite it?
Jet Lag IV vs other drips
Not sure? Call or text us. Our team will pick for you.
For heat, flights and long daysHydrate IV
Just thirsty, on a budget$150 studio · $150 at your door
For energy, mood and immunityMyers Cocktail IV
Want vitamins and immune support before the trip$195 studio · $225 at your door
For the morning afterHangover IV
Flew in and drank too much on night one$265 studio · $295 at your door
For energy, focus and healthy agingNAD+ IV Therapy
Deep tiredness that will not lift$199 to $599 same price anywhere
For big weekends and big weeksThe Ultimate IV
Want the biggest bag we have$375 studio · $405 at your doorJet Lag IV for groups
Work trips, golf trips, and wedding parties fly in together. We bring enough nurses to do everyone at once in one suite. Groups of 4 or more save 10 to 20 percent. See group pricing. Hotels and resorts can set up a standing program for guests too. Hotel and resort partnerships.
Safety first
Is the Jet Lag IV safe?
Yes, when a nurse gives it and a provider signs off. That is how we do it every time.
- A registered nurse gives every IV.
- Our nurse practitioner reviews every protocol.
- Sterile, single use supplies.
- We check your vitals before we start.
- We ask about your health and your medicines first.
Who should skip it or ask first: people with heart, kidney, or liver disease. Anyone who is pregnant (see our Morning Sickness IV instead). Anyone with a known allergy to any item in the bag.
This is a wellness service. Some things after a long flight are serious. Chest pain. Trouble breathing. A swollen, painful calf. Call 911 or go to the ER for those.
VIP membership
One drip a month, on us.
$259 a month for one free IV every month (up to $329 in value), three free booster add-ons, 20% off additional IVs, and no long-term contract. For studio visits.
See membershipsFAQ
Questions, answered
Still wondering? Text us or call (480) 674-8268.
I land on a red eye at 5 am. How soon can you come?
Mobile starts at 8 am. Book the first visit of the day and rest until your nurse gets there.
Should I get it before or after my flight?
After is best. Your body is dry and tired when you land. Some people book a Hydrate IV before a long trip too.
Will it fix my sleep?
It helps you feel less wrecked, so you can stay up until a normal bedtime. Your body clock still needs a day or two of daylight and sleep to reset.
How long does it take?
45 to 60 minutes from the time the nurse starts the drip. Add NAD+ and it takes longer.
What is the difference between this and the Hydrate IV?
The Hydrate IV is fluids and electrolytes only, for $150. The Jet Lag IV adds B complex, B12, amino acids, and magnesium. Those are the energy pieces.
I live here and just got home from Europe. Is this for me?
Yes. Coming home is often harder than going.
Can I drive after?
Yes. Nothing in this bag makes you sleepy. Your nurse will tell you if an add on could make you drowsy.
Does insurance pay for it?
No. Most HSA and FSA cards work. We take all major cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
Do I need a doctor’s note?
No. You need a short video call with a nurse practitioner before your first IV. It takes about five minutes. You can do it from the airport.