Hangover IV
The shortest and most literal visit on the menu. A litre of balanced fluid, electrolytes, B vitamins and optional anti-nausea or anti-inflammatory support.
What's Inside
Optional Rx — if clinically eligible
Rx ingredients require clinical indication and provider approval.
What It's Good For
From Booking to Your Sofa
01
Intake & Consult
A short health history and a complimentary consult. We check medications, allergies and anything that would make a formula a poor fit.
02
Prepared For You
Your bag is prepared from pharmaceutical-grade ingredients and checked against the provider note before your nurse leaves for you.
03
Sit, and Be Left Alone
A nurse places the line and stays in the room. Blanket, low light, no upsell. You leave when the bag does.
How It Works in the Body
The mechanism, in plain terms — including where the evidence is strong and where it is not.
Volume, Not Vitamins
Alcohol suppresses vasopressin, so you lose more fluid than you take in. Restoring circulating volume is what resolves the headache and the flatness.
Acetaldehyde and Inflammation
The metabolite behind most hangover symptoms drives an inflammatory response; NSAIDs address that limb while your liver finishes the work.
Electrolyte Order
Potassium and magnesium fall alongside water loss. Replacing water without them leaves the cellular half of the problem unsolved.
Before, During and After
Before
Eat something and drink water in the two hours beforehand — a hydrated vein is an easy vein. Have your medication and supplement list ready; leave nothing off it.
During
Your nurse checks vitals and places a small catheter, usually in the forearm. You will feel cool fluid for a minute. Sit back, work, read or sleep — the nurse stays with you throughout.
After
Keep the dressing on for an hour. Mild bruising at the site is normal for a day or two. Drink normally; there is no need to force fluids afterwards.
What the Science Actually Supports
Intravenous rehydration does exactly what it claims — it is the best-evidenced item on this menu. The additives require judgement: anti-nausea and anti-inflammatory medications are prescription items given only after a provider reviews your history.
Screened for contraindications at every visit. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Speak with your provider if you are pregnant, nursing, or managing kidney, liver or cardiac conditions.
Vitamin C
1,000 mg IV — immunity and skin
Vitamin C — high dose
5,000 mg IV — stronger antioxidant support
Glutathione — upgrade to high dose
Already included at standard dose — top up to high dose
Zinc
10 mg IV — immune function and healing
Zinc — high dose
30 mg IV — when you feel something coming on
Biotin (B7)
10 mg IV — hair, skin and nails
Biotin (B7) — high dose
20 mg IV — maximum beauty support
Magnesium
200 mg IV — muscle tension and relaxation
Magnesium — high dose
500 mg IV — muscle function and restful sleep
Amino blend
1 mL IV — muscle repair and recovery
Amino blend — high dose
3 mL IV — triple dose for hard training
Taurine
50 mg IV — stamina, focus and muscle function
Taurine — high dose
100 mg IV — endurance and recovery
NAD+
From 100 mg — cellular energy and clarity
Extra IV fluids
Additional 1L in the same visit, if clinically eligible
Benadryl (diphenhydramine)
Rx antihistamine — allergic reactions and itching
Decadron (dexamethasone)
Rx steroid — inflammation and swelling
Espresso Shot
Methylcobalamin B12 1 mg IM — energy and mood
Glow Shot
Glutathione 400 mg IM — antioxidant support
Sunshine Shot
Vitamin D3 4,000 IU IM — immunity, bones and muscles
Vitality Shot
B complex 1 mL IM — energy, nerves and stress
Beauty Shot
Biotin (B7) 20 mg IM — hair, skin and nails
Magnesium Shot
Magnesium 200 mg IM — muscle tension and relaxation
Recovery Shot
Amino blend 1 mL IM — muscle repair
Recovery Shot — high dose
Amino blend 3 mL IM — hard training recovery
Performance Shot
Taurine 100 mg IM — stamina and focus
LipoStat Shot
Lipotropic blend (MIC + B12) — fat metabolism
NAD+ Shot, 50 mg
NAD+ 50 mg IM/SQ — cellular energy and clarity
NAD+ Shot, 100 mg
NAD+ 100 mg IM/SQ — our maximum injection dose
Thirty minutes and the day was salvageable.
They came to the hotel before an 11am meeting.
Straightforward, quick, no theatre.
Questions We Get
Does it hurt?+
A single small catheter placement — a few seconds of sting, then nothing. Our nurses place hundreds of lines a month, and we use the smallest gauge your veins will take.
How soon will I feel it?+
Hydration and B vitamins are often felt before you leave the chair. Antioxidant and skin benefits build over a series rather than a single visit.
Can I add to my drip?+
Yes. Glutathione, extra B12, zinc, anti-nausea and toradol can be added at the chair, priced on the menu, and only ever after the nurse confirms they suit you.
Do you take insurance?+
Elective infusions are not covered by insurance. We provide an itemised superbill on request, and HSA and FSA cards are accepted.
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