Support for Whole-Body Health
Your body runs on water, vitamins and minerals. When you are short on them, you feel it: tired, foggy, achy, run down. A drip gives your body a full supply in one sitting.
Different drips focus on different goals. Immune Boost leans on vitamin C and zinc. Athletic Recovery adds amino acids. Glow Up adds biotin and glutathione. NAD+ supports energy at the cell level. You pick the goal, and the nurse helps you pick the drip.
Many people report feeling more hydrated, clearer and more energetic afterward. It will not replace healthy habits, but it can help you get back on track when life gets in the way.
Efficient and Effective
When you swallow a vitamin, it goes through your stomach and gut first. A big part of it is broken down or passed through before it reaches your blood. Some nutrients, like vitamin C and B12, are absorbed poorly when you take a lot at once.
An IV skips all of that. The nutrients go straight into your bloodstream, so close to 100% is available for your body to use. It also happens fast: minutes instead of hours or days.
That is why one drip can do what many days of pills may not. It is also why people who are sick and cannot keep anything down find a drip so helpful.
Personalized to You
No two visits are the same. Before any drip starts, a licensed nurse asks about your health history, your medications and how you feel today. They check your blood pressure and pulse.
Then you build the drip. Start with a drip from the menu, or go custom. Add glutathione for recovery, magnesium for tension, anti-nausea medicine for a rough stomach, extra fluid if you are very dehydrated. The nurse makes sure every choice is safe for you.
If you are not sure what you need, we can test your vitamin levels at home and build a plan around the results.
Convenient: We Come to You
No clinic, no waiting room, no parking. A nurse comes to your home, office, hotel or event anywhere in New York State or New Jersey, from Manhattan and Brooklyn to Long Island, Westchester, the Hudson Valley, Hoboken, Jersey City, Bergen County, Princeton and the Shore.
We are open 8 AM to 11 PM, seven days a week. Same-day visits are usually available. Call or text (332) 239-2005 and a real person replies within minutes.
Most visits take 45 to 60 minutes door to door. You can watch TV, work on your laptop or take a nap. Travel is always included in the price.
Safe and Supervised
Safety is the whole reason we are built the way we are.
- Licensed registered nurses. Every IV is placed by an RN with hospital, ER or infusion experience. Nobody else touches the needle.
- Physician oversight. Our medical director sets the protocols and reviews the medicine add-ons. Learn more on our medical team page.
- Screening before every drip. The nurse asks about your heart, kidneys, allergies, pregnancy, medications and recent illness. If a drip is not right for you today, we will say so.
- Sterile, single-use supplies. New needle, new tubing, new bag, every time.
- Ingredients from licensed U.S. pharmacies. Stored and handled by our nursing team.
Mild side effects, like a small bruise or a cool feeling in the arm, are the most common. Serious reactions are rare, and our nurses carry emergency medicine and know what to do.
Who It Is For, and Who Should Skip It
Good candidates are generally healthy adults who want faster hydration or nutrient support: busy professionals, travelers, athletes, wedding parties, people recovering from a cold or stomach bug, and older adults who prefer care at home. Teens 12 and up can have a gentler Kids Mini Myers with a parent present.
People who should talk to a doctor first, or skip it, include anyone with heart failure, kidney disease, uncontrolled high blood pressure, certain blood or liver conditions, or a known allergy to an ingredient. Pregnant and breastfeeding clients can often be treated, but some ingredients, like NAD+, are left out.
When in doubt, call or text us first. We will ask a few questions and tell you honestly whether a drip makes sense, or point you to a better option like an in-home nurse visit.
Common Questions
Is IV therapy better than drinking water and taking vitamins?+
Not better for everyday life. Water and a good diet come first. An IV is faster and more complete when you need a lot of fluid or nutrients quickly, or when you cannot keep things down.
How often can I get a drip?+
Most healthy adults can safely book every one to two weeks. Many regular clients come every two to four weeks. Your nurse can suggest a schedule that fits your goals.
Who does the IV?+
A licensed registered nurse (RN). Our nurses have hospital, ER or infusion experience and work under our physician medical director.
Do I need to be home, or can you come to my office or hotel?+
Anywhere you have a seat and a bit of space works: home, office, hotel room, Airbnb or event venue, anywhere in New York State or New Jersey.
How long does a visit take?+
Plan on 45 to 60 minutes door to door for most drips, including the screening. NAD+ drips take longer because they must run slowly.
Is there a travel fee?+
No. Travel is included in every price, anywhere we serve.
These services are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Every visit starts with a nurse screening, and every treatment runs under physician medical oversight. Results vary from person to person. See our medical disclaimer.