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Mobile IV therapy in Nevada.

Medically cleared by Mellisa Kerchief, NP, our Medical Director

A registered nurse. A full liter of fluids and vitamins. Anywhere in the Las Vegas valley. We bring IV drips to hotel rooms, homes, rentals, and offices across Clark County.

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 in Nevada?

Registered nurses bring IV drips to you in the Las Vegas valley. You get a one liter drip in 45 to 60 minutes. Prices start at $150 for the Hydrate IV. The Hangover IV is $295. We cover Las Vegas, the Strip, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Summerlin, and more. Same day in most cases in the core of the valley. Our nurse practitioners are licensed in Nevada.

At a glance

Nevada quick facts

Where we serve
The Las Vegas valley and nearby towns in Clark County
People
About 2.47 million in Clark County (2025 county estimate)
Climate
About 4.2 inches of rain a year. Humidity near 30 percent. July averages 105.
Airport
Harry Reid International, next to the south Strip
Service hours
Mobile, 7 days a week. Early and late visits when you book ahead.
Same day
Same day in most cases in the core valley. Same day or next day for the outer towns, we confirm when you book.
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.
Cheapest drip
Hydrate IV, $150
Launch
Nevada service before May 2027
Phone and text
(480) 674-⁠8268

Why Las Vegas needs an IV

The desert climate

Vegas air pulls water out of you. Add a pool day, a long walk between resorts, a night out, and a 5 a.m. flight, and most visitors are behind on fluids before they notice. From June to September, days over 100 are normal.

The events

F1 in November. The rodeo finals in December. New Year’s Eve on the Strip. EDC in May. Raiders, Golden Knights, and Aces games most of the year. Big crowds mean late nights and rough mornings.

The conventions

CES, SHOT Show, NAB, MAGIC, and SEMA come to town every year. Crowds fill the Convention Center, the Venetian Expo, and Caesars Forum. Long days on hard floors. Late client dinners.

The pool season

Resort pools stay busy from spring into fall. May averages 89 degrees. September still averages 95. Hours in the sun with a drink in hand dry you out fast. The Hydrate IV is the pool day drip.

Winter bugs

Winter nights drop to about 40. Flu season follows. A Myers Cocktail helps support your immune system.

The menu

Every drip, at your door in Nevada

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

NAD+, priced by dose Peptides Boosters & add-ons Full price list

Nevada

Where we go in Nevada

Every area below has its own page. Miles and times are from the Bellagio. Our Las Vegas page measures from Fremont Street.

Same day in most cases: the Strip, downtown, Paradise, Spring Valley, Enterprise, Sunrise Manor, Summerlin, Henderson, and North Las Vegas.

Same day or next day, we confirm when you book: Boulder City, Centennial Hills, Lake Las Vegas, Blue Diamond and Red Rock, and Mount Charleston.

Travel fee: No travel fee in most of the Las Vegas valley. For Boulder City, Lake Las Vegas, Centennial Hills, and Blue Diamond, a small travel fee may apply. A travel fee applies for Mount Charleston and Lee Canyon. We confirm before we book.

Nevada15 towns and areas
A Good Life nurse starting an IV for a client in a leather recliner

How it works

How it works in Nevada

  1. Book online, call, or textPick your drip, your place, and your time. Book online in two minutes.
  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. Our nurse practitioners are licensed in Nevada.
  3. Your nurse is on the wayYou get a text when they leave. For a hotel, we confirm how they reach your room.
  4. The dripMost bags take 45 to 60 minutes. NAD+ takes 2 to 4 hours. High dose vitamin C takes 1 to 2 hours.
  5. DoneYour nurse packs up. You get on with your trip or your week.

Groups, suites, and corporate

Bachelor and bachelorette parties. Birthday suites. Fight night crews. We send enough nurses to get the whole group done at once. Groups of 4 to 6 save 10 percent. Groups of 7 to 10 save 15 percent. Groups of 11 or more save 20 percent. See group IV therapy and bachelor and bachelorette IVs.

Companies bring teams to Vegas for trade shows all year. We also serve local offices across the valley. See conference and convention IVs and corporate wellness.

What’s on

Nevada events we cover

We come to your hotel, home, or rental before and after. We never set up inside a stadium, arena, track, or festival ground.

Boosters

Add-ons

Every drip takes add-ons at $35 each. A quick shot is $32 when you add it to a mobile visit.

See all add-ons.

Every booster

Safety first

Safety

  • A registered nurse gives every IV in Nevada.
  • A nurse practitioner licensed in Nevada writes your order first.
  • Sterile, single use supplies. Vitals before every drip.
  • Every visit starts with questions about your health and medicines.
  • Insured, and backed by more than 25 years of patient care in our healthcare family.

What we do not treat. We are a wellness service. We do not treat emergencies or heat stroke. Confusion, no sweating, fainting, chest pain, or trouble breathing needs 911. If it is an emergency, call 911 or go to Sunrise Hospital, UMC, or Southern Hills. In Summerlin and the west side, Summerlin Hospital, MountainView, or Spring Valley Hospital. In North Las Vegas, Centennial Hills, and Sunrise Manor, MountainView, UMC, or Sunrise Hospital. In Henderson and Lake Las Vegas, St. Rose Dominican or Henderson Hospital. In Boulder City, Boulder City Hospital or St. Rose Dominican. On Mount Charleston or in Blue Diamond, call 911; the nearest hospitals are Summerlin Hospital and MountainView.

FAQ

Questions, answered

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

How much does mobile IV therapy cost in Nevada?

Nevada drips run $150 to $595. Hydrate IV, $150. Myers Cocktail, $225. Hangover IV, $295. Boosters are $35 each.

Can I get a nurse today?

In the core of the valley, same day in most cases. In Boulder City, Lake Las Vegas, Centennial Hills, Blue Diamond, and Mount Charleston, same day or next day. We confirm when you book.

Is there a 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. Mount Charleston and Lee Canyon always carry a travel fee.

Do you come to Strip hotels?

We come to your hotel room or suite on the Strip. Tell us the resort when you book. Our Strip page lists the resorts by stretch.

What is the Good Faith Exam?

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.

Which towns do you serve?

Las Vegas, the Strip, downtown, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Summerlin, Paradise, and more. Fifteen pages in all, listed above.

Do you serve Reno or Laughlin?

Not yet. We serve the Las Vegas valley only. Ask us. We will tell you when that changes.

Can you come inside Allegiant Stadium or the EDC grounds?

No. We come to your hotel, home, or rental before and after the event.

Can you do a group?

Yes. Groups of 4 to 6 save 10 percent. Groups of 7 to 10 save 15. Groups of 11 or more save 20. More people means more nurses.

Do you take HSA or FSA?

Yes, for eligible drips. See HSA and FSA. We also take all major cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.

How long does it take?

Most drips take 45 to 60 minutes. Give NAD+ 2 to 4 hours and high dose vitamin C 1 to 2 hours.

When does Nevada service start?

Before May 2027. Join the list and we will text you when booking opens.

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Join the waitlist and we’ll text you the day booking opens in Nevada.

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