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Recovery IV drip · Los Angeles

Hangover IV therapy at home
Back on your feet by lunch.

Rough morning? Stay in bed. A registered nurse brings fluids, B vitamins and magnesium to your home or hotel room in Los Angeles.

$29945–60 minutes · travel included
The Hangover IV is a liter of fluids with B-complex and magnesium. If a licensed provider orders it, the nurse also gives anti-nausea medicine, such as ondansetron, and anti-inflammatory medicine, such as ketorolac. It costs $299 with travel included in our Los Angeles service area. A registered nurse comes to your home or hotel room, and the whole visit takes about 45 to 60 minutes.

What’s in the Hangover drip

Your provider sets the final formula for you. A typical Hangover bag includes:

IV fluids

Alcohol makes you lose water, and a liter of fluid can help you rehydrate without having to drink it.

B-complex

B vitamins help your body turn food into energy, and many people run low on them after a night of drinking.

Magnesium

Magnesium is a mineral that supports muscles and nerves, and alcohol makes the body pass more of it.

Anti-nausea medicine

A medicine such as ondansetron may be given for an upset stomach, only on a provider’s order.

Anti-inflammatory medicine

A medicine such as ketorolac may be given for headache and body aches, only on a provider’s order and only if it is safe for you.

When people book it

The morning after a weddingBachelor and bachelorette weekendsAfter a concert or game nightA work day you can’t missA hotel stay with an early checkout

How a hangover visit works

Book from your phone and answer a few health questions. If you are new, a licensed provider does a quick video call to make sure the drip and any medicine are safe for you. Here is a tip: if you have a big night planned, do the form and the call ahead of time. Then the morning after is just a booking.

The nurse comes to your door or hotel room with a pharmacy-prepared bag labeled for you. They check your blood pressure and pulse, place a small IV and start the fluids. If the provider ordered medicine, the nurse gives it through the same line. You can keep the lights low and stay on the couch. Most visits are done in under an hour.

What’s in the bag, and what it can and can’t do

A hangover is partly about lost water and minerals, and partly about poor sleep and an upset stomach. This drip goes after the parts an IV can help with. The liter of fluid helps you rehydrate. B-complex and magnesium put back nutrients that drinking tends to drain. Medicine for nausea or aches is added only when the provider orders it.

No drip can undo a night of drinking, lower your blood alcohol or make it safe to drive sooner. Only time does that. We also cannot promise how you will feel after, because every body is different. What people tend to like about it is simple: they do not have to get dressed, drive anywhere or force down fluids.

When to book, and when to call 911

This drip is for adults who are awake, alert and able to answer the nurse’s questions. It is a common pick after weddings, birthdays, concerts and long holiday weekends in town. If more than one person needs a drip, groups of 2 to 4 get 10% off, and bigger groups save more.

A bad hangover and alcohol poisoning are not the same thing. If someone is confused, cannot be woken up, is breathing slowly, has a seizure or cannot stop throwing up, call 911. Do not wait for a nurse. Also tell the provider about kidney disease, stomach ulcers, blood thinners or heart problems, since some medicine may not be right for you.

FAQ

Hangover IV questions

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What is the best IV for a hangover?

For most people, the standard Hangover drip at $299 covers it: fluids, B-complex, magnesium and medicine if the provider orders it. If you had a very long night or feel very dried out, the Hangover Deluxe at $349 adds a second liter, B12 and glutathione.

How fast can a nurse come for a hangover IV?

It depends on the day and how many nurses are out. Weekend mornings are our busiest time. The surest plan is to book the night before or first thing when you wake up. If your video clearance is already on file, the nurse can start sooner once they arrive.

Do you bring the hangover IV to hotels?

Yes. We come to hotels, vacation rentals, homes and offices inside our Los Angeles service area, and travel is included. Give us your room number and a phone that will be on. Some hotels ask guests to meet visitors in the lobby, so check with the front desk.

What medicine is in the hangover IV?

The drip itself is fluids, B-complex and magnesium. A provider may also order an anti-nausea medicine, such as ondansetron, and an anti-inflammatory medicine, such as ketorolac. These are given only on a provider’s order after a review of your health form, allergies and current medicines.

Can I get the hangover drip if I’m still drunk?

No. You need to be sober enough to understand the visit, answer health questions and give consent. If you are still feeling the alcohol, drink some water, rest and book for later in the day. If someone seems dangerously drunk, call 911.

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Book your Hangover drip

Pick a time, fill out a short health form, and a registered nurse comes to you.

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