Frequently asked questions

Ours is $179 to $349 per drip, flat, with add ons at $25 to $50. That covers the nurse coming to you, the exam, your order, the full 1,000 mL bag and all supplies. No consult fee. A travel fee applies beyond 30 miles, and we will tell you before you book. New clients take 10% off a first visit.

No. This is elective wellness care, so we do not bill insurance. Many clients use HSA or FSA funds instead. Pricing is on the drip menu.

Most days, yes. We run 8am to 8pm, seven days a week, and after hours is handled case by case, so call and ask.

We take bookings by phone and text. We need your address, your contact details and a card on file to hold the appointment. There are no forms to fill out first. Your nurse goes through the health intake with you on arrival.

The intake and the exam together run under 10 minutes. Most drips run 45 to 60 minutes after that. NAD+ runs longer because it has to go slowly.

No. Your good faith exam covers you for a year, unless your health history changes. Tell us if something has changed and your provider will take another look.

One IV start, the same as any blood draw.

Lactated ringers is a balanced crystalloid, meaning its electrolyte makeup sits closer to blood plasma than plain saline. It is a clinical preference, and it is the base for all eight drips.

Yes. Homes, hotels, rentals, offices and event venues all work. For hotels, have your room number ready when you book.

Drink water, eat something, and wear a top with sleeves that move. Pick a spot where you can sit comfortably for an hour, ideally near an outlet and a bathroom.