IV Therapy in Phoenix: Built Around How You Want to Feel

Start with how you want to feel. If you're tapped out from the heat, Hydration is the move. If you're feeling run-down, Immunity. If you want energy and focus, NAD+ or Power House. Still not sure? Call us or talk to your nurse during your first visit. We'll help you pick a blend that fits.

Most IVs run 45 to 60 minutes. NAD+ is longer — 2 to 4 hours depending on the dose. High- dose vitamin C can run 1 to 2 hours. Your nurse will tell you exactly what to expect when you book.

Yes. Every IV on our menu can be paired with booster shots and add-ons. Want extra glutathione for skin? Magnesium for muscle recovery? B12 for energy? Just let your nurse know. Members get 50% off most boosters.

Only once. Arizona requires a Good Faith Exam before your first IV, and our Medical Director or a contracted provider handles it for you. Once cleared, you're set for up to a year. Returning clients can book straight to a drip.

Same-day appointments are usually available, often within an hour or two. Mobile IV runs 24 hours, so even late-night requests are doable. Our Biltmore studio is by appointment only.

It depends on your goals. Most clients land on once or twice a month for general wellness. Athletes and high-output clients go every 1 to 2 weeks. NAD+ protocols are usually run as a series. We help you build a plan that matches your routine.

An IV is a full drip bag — fluids, vitamins, and minerals delivered over 45 to 60 minutes. A booster shot is a quick injection of one or two ingredients (like B12 or glutathione) that takes about 5 minutes. Boosters are great for in-between visits or as add-ons to your IV.

IV therapy is generally safe and well-tolerated. The most common side effects are mild — a small bruise where the IV went in, a cool feeling during the drip, or a vitamin taste in your mouth. Serious side effects are rare. Your nurse and our Medical Director screen for risk factors before every drip.

Yes. Most clients feel better right away and head straight back to their day. NAD+ is the exception — some people feel a little wiped or wired after a high-dose session, so we recommend taking it slow for an hour or two.

IV therapy is considered an elective wellness service, so most insurance plans don't cover it. We accept all major credit cards, HSA, and FSA in most cases. Reach out if you have questions about payment options or memberships.