Frequently asked questions

We are a mobile IV company. That means a registered nurse comes to you, instead of you going to a clinic. We give IV drips (fluid and vitamins through a small line in your arm), quick vitamin shots, blood draws for lab tests, and doctor and nurse house calls. We cover all of New York & New Jersey, 8 AM to 11 PM, seven days a week. Our medical director, Dr. Anne Negrin, sets the rules for every treatment.

A nurse places a small, soft tube in a vein in your arm. It connects to a bag of fluid that hangs above you. The fluid, with the vitamins mixed in, flows slowly into your blood over about 45 minutes. You sit on your own couch and read, work or nap. NAD+ drips run slower, one to four hours.

When you swallow a vitamin, your stomach only takes in part of it. A drip puts fluid and vitamins straight into your blood, so your body can use all of it right away. People book one when they are dehydrated, hungover, run down after travel or a hard week, getting over a bug, or just tired. It is not a cure for anything; it helps you feel better today.

Busy parents, nurses and doctors coming off shifts, people landing from a red-eye, athletes between games, bachelorette groups, and anyone who is tired and does not want to leave the house. If you are not sure it is for you, text us. A real person answers and will tell you honestly.

Anywhere you can sit down for an hour: your home, a hotel room, your office, a party, a wedding morning, a vacation rental, a dorm. We bring everything. You just need a chair.

A nurse comes to your home or office and draws your blood. A certified lab runs the tests. Then our provider goes over the results with you on a video call and explains what they mean in plain words. See the lab panels.

One monthly credit toward any drip, member pricing on add-ons and shots (about a third less), and priority same-day booking. Pause any month, cancel any time. See Membership.

Yes. Four or more people at one address get a group rate, and the nurse stays for everyone. Bachelorette weekends, wedding mornings, office days and the day after a party are the usual ones. See Groups & Events or text us the date and head count.

Book online at zenivspa.zenoti.com, or text or call (332) 239-2005 with your address. Then fill out a short intake form. A provider reviews it before your visit.

Before your first drip, a licensed provider reviews your health history on a quick video call and writes an order just for you. It stays in your record. Overseen by our medical director.

Usually one to three hours in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Hoboken and Jersey City. Same day or next morning in Long Island, Westchester and the rest of New Jersey. Upstate New York and South Jersey are booked a day ahead.

8 AM to 11 PM, seven days a week.

All of New York & New Jersey. That includes the five boroughs, Westchester, Long Island and the Hamptons, upstate New York, and all 21 New Jersey counties. No travel fee anywhere.

Yes. There is no fee if you cancel before a nurse is sent out. Once a nurse is on the way, a cancellation fee applies. See the price page for the current fee.

Yes. Four or more guests at one address counts as a group. Groups should give two to three days' notice. Larger groups should allow a week. Groups of 6 or more, parties and events: call (332) 239-2005.

The nurse texts you an arrival time, comes to your door, checks your vitals and goes over your health form with you. Then the nurse mixes your bag in front of you, places a small IV line, and stays with you for the whole drip.

About 30 minutes for Hydration or Hangover, about 45 minutes for most drips, and one to four hours for NAD+ depending on the dose.

Only for a few seconds when the small IV line goes in. The nurse uses the smallest needle your veins allow.

Eat something, drink water, have your medicine and supplement list ready, and wear sleeves that roll up. Pick a comfortable seat with a little space next to it.

Yes. Home, hotel, Airbnb, office or event space. Anywhere you can sit for about an hour.

A licensed registered nurse. Every nurse works from protocols approved by our medical director, Dr. Anne Negrin, MD. We never send anyone who is not a licensed nurse.

Yes, for most healthy adults, when a licensed nurse gives it after screening you. The most common side effects are a small bruise or soreness where the line went in. Rare ones include vein irritation, lightheadedness and allergic reaction. Nurses screen for these before starting.

People with heart failure or kidney failure without a doctor's clearance. People who are pregnant or nursing, unless your OB/GYN has cleared it. If a drip is not right for you, we will say so.

Only ages 12 and up who weigh at least 100 pounds, with a parent's consent, a guardian present, and medical director approval.

Often yes. Tell the nurse everything you take, including supplements. Some combinations are not advised.

No. If you have chest pain, trouble breathing, fainting or any emergency, call 911.

Yes. Manhattan is where we go most. A licensed registered nurse comes to your apartment, hotel or office; in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Hoboken and Jersey City a nurse typically arrives within 1 to 3 hours of booking, 8 AM to 11 PM, seven days a week. Same price everywhere, travel included.

NAD+ is a helper molecule every cell uses to turn food into energy and to repair itself. Levels fall with age, heavy drinking, poor sleep and long stress. An NAD+ drip puts more of it into your blood directly. Most people book it for focus, energy and recovery. It runs slowly, about an hour for a standard dose, longer for higher doses, and starts at $399.

Very little. Drink a glass of water, eat something light, and wear a top with sleeves that push up easily. Fill in the two-minute health history online. Clear a chair or a spot on the couch; the nurse brings everything else. Plan 45 to 75 minutes, longer for NAD+.

Same formula, different strength. The Myers' Cocktail ($299) is the classic blend of B vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium, zinc and glutathione in a full litre of fluid. The Mega Myers' ($399) is the same seven ingredients at maximum strength, with double the vitamin C, glutathione, zinc and magnesium. Pick Mega Myers' when you feel run down, not just a little tired. It is our most-booked drip.

Yes. The Custom IV ($249) is a litre of fluid plus your choice of add-ins, and any drip can take add-ons such as glutathione, vitamin C, magnesium, B-complex, zinc or biotin at the chair. A second litre of fluids is $160. Every add-on is checked against your health history before the visit.

From age 12 and at least 100 pounds, with a parent or guardian present and our medical director's approval. Children under 12 are referred to a pediatrician.

The Migraine IV ($349) is built for a migraine already underway: fluids, magnesium and B vitamins, with Rx anti-nausea and anti-pain add-ons when clinically indicated and approved by a provider on our team. The nurse comes to your darkened room. It is not emergency care: for the worst headache of your life, or a headache with fever, stiff neck, weakness or trouble speaking, call 911.

Hangover IV for a rough morning. Hydration IV for plain dehydration. Immunity Boost IV when you feel run down. Myers' Cocktail for all-around tiredness. Nausea & Stomach Relief IV if you cannot keep anything down. Migraine IV for migraines. NAD+ for focus and recovery. Not sure? Text us and a nurse will help.

Sterile fluid plus vitamins, minerals and other ingredients from licensed U.S. pharmacies. Our ingredients page explains each one in plain words with sources.

Yes. Glutathione, extra B12, zinc, biotin and other add-ons can be added at the chair after the nurse confirms they are safe for you. Rx add-ons like the anti-nausea add-on are given only when clinically indicated, with a provider's approval.

Hydration as needed. Myers' Cocktail every two to four weeks. NAD+ is often weekly for four weeks, then monthly. Our providers set a safe schedule.

Drips range from $229 to $1,299 depending on the drip. Travel is always included. See the price page for the full menu.

No. Every price includes the nurse's travel, anywhere in all of New York & New Jersey.

No. Elective drips are not covered. HSA and FSA cards are often accepted, and we can give you an itemized receipt (a superbill) on request.

Major credit cards and Apple Pay. A card on file is needed to book. You are charged after the visit, not before.