Why Groups Book This at All
A bachelorette weekend in New York has a shape to it: late night Saturday, and a Sunday that everybody has already promised each other will be fine. It is usually not fine.
A group drip session turns the recovery into part of the itinerary rather than a write-off. Everyone is in the same room, hydrated within the hour, and the afternoon is still available for brunch, photos or the flight home.
The practical version: a nurse arrives at your hotel suite or rental, sets up in the living room, and works through the group while everybody stays exactly where they already are.
Timing It
Sunday morning between 9AM and 11AM is the single most-booked slot we run, and for good reason — earlier treatment means the group is functional by lunch rather than by evening.
Saturday morning bookings are the other pattern: hydration and B vitamins before the main event, which gives clean energy without the caffeine spike and crash. Brides frequently take Glow Up here rather than a recovery formula.
For out-of-town guests, a Friday arrival drip is worth considering. West Coast and international bridesmaids landing at JFK or Newark start the weekend level instead of already behind.
Hotels, Airbnbs and Rentals
Hotels are entirely routine — Midtown, SoHo, the Financial District, Williamsburg, and the Hoboken and Jersey City waterfront. Add the nurse to the guest list if there is a desk, and the appointment starts on time.
Short-term rentals work just as well, with one step: confirm the host allows wellness services at the property. The great majority do, and a rented brownstone or large apartment is arguably the better setting because the whole group can be served in one room.
What we need from you is an address, a rough count, and somewhere people can sit with an arm supported for an hour. That is the entire logistical burden.
Everyone Picks Her Own Drip
This is the part groups tend not to expect. It is one appointment, not one formula. The bride takes Glow Up for skin, one bridesmaid takes Hangover, another takes plain Hydration because she was sensible on Saturday.
Every guest completes her own brief intake — five to ten minutes on a phone — which our medical provider reviews before the appointment. If something needs a follow-up call, we make it in advance rather than on the doorstep.
Pregnant guests can often be accommodated with OB/GYN clearance, and we coordinate with the OB directly. Tell us at intake rather than on the day.
- —Glow Up — glutathione and vitamin C, the usual bride pick.
- —Hangover — anti-nausea and anti-inflammatory support for the morning after.
- —Hydration — straight fluid and electrolytes for the sensible one.
- —Myers’ Cocktail — the general-purpose reset.
What It Costs
Drips are priced individually — Hydration $229, Myers’ $299, Hangover $299, Migraine $349, Glow Up $349, Mega Myers’ $399 — and the group discount comes off every drip in the booking.
Four guests takes 10% off, five to nine takes 15%, and ten or more takes 20%. There is no travel fee anywhere in our service area, which includes the Hamptons and the Jersey Shore in season.
One payment or split across the group, whichever is less painful for the person organising. Most groups do one card and settle it later.
How Far Ahead to Book
Seventy-two hours for a group of five to nine. A week for ten or more. The constraint is nurse staffing — for a large group we send several so the appointment stays a reasonable length rather than turning into a queue.
Smaller groups can sometimes be accommodated same-week and occasionally same-day. It is always worth calling.
Plan for about ninety minutes for a group of five to nine: fifteen to twenty for setup, thirty to forty-five of actual drip time for most formulas, and ten to fifteen to pack up and go.
The Questions We Get Asked Every Time
Will it leave a bruise before the wedding? Bruising is uncommon and usually mild, and a bachelorette a few weeks out is comfortably clear of photographs. If the wedding is days away, tell us and we will place the line accordingly.
Can we drink afterwards? Yes. A morning recovery drip and a night out the same day is one of the most common patterns we see.
What if someone feels unwell mid-drip? The nurse stays with the group throughout and can slow or stop any line immediately. Finishing a bag is never the priority.
A Realistic Sunday Timeline
Nine in the morning, the nurse arrives and sets up in the main room. By quarter past, intake is confirmed with each guest and vitals are being taken. By half past, the first lines are running.
Between 9:30 and 10:15 the room is essentially a group hangout with drips attached — people are on phones, ordering food, going through photos from the night before. This is the part groups do not anticipate and consistently enjoy.
By quarter past ten most bags are finished, lines are out and the nurse is packing up. By half past the apartment is yours again and everyone is upright, hydrated and capable of a one o’clock brunch reservation.
Beyond Bachelorettes
The same format runs for birthday weekends, bridal showers, milestone trips and reunions — anything where a group of adults shares an address and a rough Saturday.
Corporate bookings are the other half of this business: teams after a launch, a conference, a board meeting or a long quarter. Ten or more guests takes 20% off, which makes a team session competitive with a mediocre catered lunch.
Wedding parties book the morning-of version too, usually hydration and B vitamins rather than recovery formulas, and usually timed to run while hair and makeup are happening anyway.
How to Organise It Without It Becoming Your Job
One person books, gives us the address and a headcount, and forwards the intake link to the group. That is the whole coordination burden — each guest fills in her own form and our provider reviews them.
Chase the intake forms the day before rather than the morning of. It is the only thing that reliably delays a group appointment, and it takes each person under ten minutes.
Then stop thinking about it. The nurse brings everything, works around wherever people are sitting, and leaves with all of it. Nothing about the session needs managing once it starts.
What Is Included, and What Is Not
Included: mobile service to your address, licensed registered nurses — more than one for larger groups — a one-on-one intake for every guest, a personalised formula per person, sterile single-use equipment, and access to the full twenty-drip menu.
Also included: the group discount, service anywhere in New York or New Jersey without a travel fee, and availability from 8AM to 8PM seven days a week, which covers essentially every hour a bachelorette weekend needs.
Not included: add-ons, which are priced individually and decided at the appointment, and NAD+ formulas, which are priced separately and run too long to work well in a group setting. If someone in the group wants NAD+, book it as its own appointment.
Getting It on the Books
Call or text (332) 239-2005, or send the details through the contact page — address, date, rough headcount and the city. You do not need the final guest list to hold a slot.
We will confirm nurse availability, send the intake link for the group, and follow up on anything a provider flags. If a guest has a condition that needs clearance, we handle that in advance rather than on the doorstep.
Then it is on the calendar and it stops being your problem, which on a weekend you are already organising is most of the value.
Plan the Group Session
Four guests or more at one address takes a group discount, with enough nurses to keep every session unhurried. Give us 72 hours and we will handle the rest.