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Mobile IV therapy in Las Vegas Strip.

Medically cleared by Mellisa Kerchief, NP, our Medical Director

Stay in bed. Your nurse brings the IV up to you. We come to your hotel room or suite on the Strip. Tell us the resort when you book. Mandalay Bay to the Strat.

Opening soon in Nevada. Join the waitlist and we’ll text you when booking opens.

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  • A registered nurse, every visit
  • We come to you, 7 days a week
  • Mobile only, no studio
  • At home
  • Two friends relaxing with their IVs on a resort patio under the palmsAt your resort or hotel
  • A man at his office desk with an IV running during a workdayAt the office
  • Guests with their IVs under the Good Life tent at a golf tournamentAt your event

What is mobile IV therapy on the Las Vegas Strip?

A registered nurse comes up to your room or suite on the Strip. You get a one liter IV drip in your bed or on the couch. It takes 45 to 60 minutes. Most guests book the Hangover IV for $295 or the Hydrate IV for $150. The Myers Cocktail is $225. Same day in most cases. No travel fee in most of the Las Vegas valley. A small travel fee may apply farther out. We confirm before we book.

At a glance

Las Vegas Strip quick facts

Where it is
Las Vegas Boulevard, mostly in Paradise and Winchester. Most of it sits outside the city of Las Vegas.
Elevation
About 2,030 feet. The dry air matters more than the height.
Our starting point
The Bellagio, 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd
Airport
Harry Reid International sits right beside the south Strip
Service hours
Mobile, 7 days a week. Early and late visits when you book ahead. Same day in most cases.
Travel fee
No travel fee in most of the Las Vegas valley. A small travel fee may apply farther out. We confirm before we book.
Good first pick
Hangover IV, $295
Where we come
Your hotel room or suite. Tell us the resort when you book.
Phone and text
(480) 674-⁠8268

Why the Strip drains you

The desert air

Humidity in Las Vegas runs near 30 percent. It rains about 4 inches a year. You lose water all day and may never feel thirsty.

The walk

Bellagio to Caesars looks like a short stroll. It is a long one. Bridges, stairs, and casino floors add up. Most guests walk miles a day in dress shoes or sandals.

The pool

Resort pools and day clubs fill up fast. Sun, music, and drinks for hours. By the time you get back to the room, you are wiped out. That is a Hydrate IV moment.

The late night

Dinner at 9. A show at 10. The club at midnight. The tables after that. Sleep turns into a nap. Your head pays for it in the morning.

The flight home

Harry Reid sits right next to the south Strip. Early flights are common. Dry cabin air on top of a dry weekend hits hard. A drip before checkout helps.

The show floor

Convention weeks fill the Venetian Expo, Caesars Forum, and the Convention Center. You stand all day. You talk all day. You eat late with clients. Then you do it again.

The menu

Every drip, at your door in Las Vegas Strip

Every visit here is mobile. Most drips take 45 to 60 minutes.

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Resorts we serve, stretch by stretch

We come to your hotel room or suite on the Strip. Tell us the resort when you book. Every resort sets its own rules for visitors. We confirm how your nurse checks in before we arrive.

South Strip: Mandalay Bay to MGM Grand

This is the end closest to the airport. Mandalay Bay sits at the south tip, with Delano and the Four Seasons in the same complex. The Aces play at Michelob Ultra Arena there. Then come Luxor and Excalibur. New York New York and MGM Grand face each other across the Boulevard. The Tropicana corner is now the A’s ballpark site, under construction at Tropicana and the Strip, expected 2028. Allegiant Stadium sits west across I-15.

Center Strip: Park MGM to the Venetian

This is the busiest stretch. Park MGM and NoMad sit next to T-Mobile Arena. Then Aria, Vdara, and Cosmopolitan. Bellagio and its fountains face Paris and Planet Hollywood. Horseshoe and Caesars Palace sit at Flamingo Road, with Flamingo, the Linq, Harrah’s, and Cromwell nearby. Farther north are the Venetian, the Palazzo, and Treasure Island. Sphere sits east of the Venetian. The old Mirage site is becoming Hard Rock Las Vegas, expected late 2027.

North Strip: the Wynn to the Sahara and the Strat

This end has the newest towers. Wynn and Encore come first. Fontainebleau opened in December 2023. At 737 feet, it is the tallest occupied building in Nevada. Resorts World opened in 2021, with the Conrad, Crockfords, and the Hilton inside. Circus Circus and the Sahara come next. The Strat and its 1,149 foot tower close out the Strip. The Convention Center is a short ride east.

Off Strip resorts

Some of the best rooms sit a few blocks away. Virgin Hotels Las Vegas is on Paradise Road. Westgate sits next to the Convention Center. The Palms, the Rio, the Orleans, and the Gold Coast sit just west of I-15. The Silverton and South Point sit farther south. Tell us the resort when you book.

Groups and suites

A suite full of friends is our favorite kind of visit. One nurse can run up to 4 drips at a time. For bigger groups we send more nurses so nobody waits long. Groups of 4 to 6 save 10 percent. Groups of 7 to 10 save 15 percent. Groups of 11 or more save 20 percent. A $100 refundable deposit holds a group of 6 or more.

Bachelor and bachelorette parties book us most. So do birthday trips, fight night crews, and teams in town for a trade show. See group IV therapy, bachelor and bachelorette IVs, and conference and convention IVs.

Best drip by the kind of trip

Kind of tripBest dripMobile priceWhy it fits
Bachelor or bacheloretteHangover IV$295Brunch at noon after a club night
Convention weekMyers Cocktail IV$225Standing, talking, and late dinners
Fight night or concertHangover IV$295Big crowd, late night, early wake up
Pool party weekendHydrate IV$150Hours in the sun with little water
F1 weekHydrate IV$150Late races and cool November nights
EDC weekHydrate IV and Hangover IV$150 and $295All night sets at the Speedway
NFRMega Myers IV$325Ten nights of rodeo and parties
New Year’s EveThe Ultimate IV$405The biggest night of the year

Your Vegas weekend game plan

DayWhat happensOur move
Arrival, Thursday or FridayYou land at Harry Reid. You check in. You start the party.Hydrate IV or Jet Lag IV in your room after check in
The big nightDinner, a show, the club, the tablesDrink water between rounds. Book tomorrow’s drip tonight.
The morning afterPounding head, queasy, no appetiteHangover IV in bed. Add anti nausea medicine if you need it.
The pool daySun and drinks from noon to sundownHydrate IV before you go down, or right after
The flight homeCheckout, a long line, a dry cabinMyers Cocktail IV or Hydrate IV before checkout

Near the Strip

Miles and minutes are from the Bellagio.

A Good Life nurse starting an IV for a client in a leather recliner

How it works

How a Strip hotel visit works

  1. Book online, call, or textPick your drip and your time. Tell us the resort and your room number.
  2. Quick video callNevada requires a Good Faith Exam before your first IV. It is a short video call with a nurse practitioner. About five minutes. Good for one year. You can do it from your hotel bed.
  3. Your nurse checks inWe confirm with you how the nurse gets up to your room. You get a text when they are close.
  4. The dripYour nurse checks your vitals and starts the IV. Most drips take 45 to 60 minutes. Nap, stream a show, or plan tonight.
  5. DoneYour nurse packs everything up. You head to the pool, the show, or the airport.

What’s on

Strip events we cover

We come to your room before and after. We do not come inside T-Mobile Arena, Sphere, Allegiant Stadium, or the F1 circuit.

See every event on our Las Vegas page.

Boosters

Add-ons and quick shots

Any booster adds on for $35. A quick shot is $32 with your visit.

See every add-on.

Every booster

Safety first

Safety

  • Your registered nurse starts the drip and stays with you.
  • A nurse practitioner licensed in Nevada reviews your health and writes your order.
  • Sterile, single use supplies. Nothing is reused.
  • Vitals before we start.
  • We ask what you drank, ate, and took. Be honest. It keeps you safe.

What we do not treat. We are a wellness service. We do not treat heat stroke, alcohol poisoning, or any emergency. If it is an emergency, call 911 or go to Sunrise Hospital, UMC, or Southern Hills.

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FAQ

Questions, answered

Still wondering? Text us or call (480) 674-⁠8268.

How much is an IV on the Strip?

Drips run $150 to $595. The Hydrate IV is $150. The Hangover IV is $295. Boosters are $35 each. No travel fee in most of the Las Vegas valley.

Do you come to my hotel room?

We come to your hotel room or suite on the Strip. Tell us the resort when you book. We confirm check in with you first.

How fast can you get to my room?

Same day in most cases. Weekend mornings go first, so book the night before.

Which drip is best for a hangover in Vegas?

The Hangover IV at $295. It has fluids, vitamins, anti nausea medicine, and pain medicine. Add more anti nausea medicine for $35 if you need it.

Can you do our whole bachelorette suite?

Yes. One nurse handles up to 4 people at a time. We send more nurses for bigger groups. Groups of 4 or more save 10 to 20 percent.

Can you come to T-Mobile Arena or Sphere?

No. We do not come inside venues. We come to your room before or after the show.

Do you come to off Strip hotels?

Yes. Virgin Hotels, Westgate, the Palms, the Rio, and more. Tell us the resort when you book.

Do I need an exam first?

Nevada requires a Good Faith Exam before your first IV. It is a short video call with a nurse practitioner. About five minutes. Good for one year. Most guests do it the night before.

Can I get an IV before my flight?

Yes. Book it before checkout. Harry Reid is right next to the south Strip, so you have time.

Is there a travel fee on the Strip?

No travel fee in most of the Las Vegas valley. That includes the Strip. We confirm before we book.

Can I drink after my IV?

Your nurse will tell you what is safe for you. Most people wait and drink water first.

Do you take HSA or FSA?

Yes, for eligible drips. All major cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay too.

Is it safe to get an IV in a hotel room?

Yes. A registered nurse gives it with sterile supplies. A nurse practitioner orders it after your video call.

Coming soon to Las Vegas Strip.

Join the waitlist and we’ll text you the day booking opens in Las Vegas Strip.

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