When you’re hungover, a hangover IV drip with IV fluid, vitamin B complex, vitamin B12, glutathione, anti-nausea medicine and anti-inflammatory medicine is the perfect way to get back on your feet after a night of drinking. Similar IV therapy options include drips for the flu, food poisoning, jet lag, migraines and more.
These IV treatments won’t necessarily be something you receive on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. Instead, they’re helpful solutions when the situation arises. Over time, you may find that they’re so helpful you want to incorporate them into your health and fitness regimen.

IV hydration unfortunately may not be appropriate for everyone. We recommend you consult with your primary care treating provider prior to starting any new treatments. Each individual who desire to undergo IV hydration therapy will complete a medical history, which is reviewed by the Family Nurse Practitioner. If there are any contraindications per the medical history (ex. history of heart failure, kidney failure, liver disorders, lung disease, cardiac arrhythmia, chest pain, shortness of breath), the service will be declined for concerns regarding health and safety risks.

• IV therapy ranges in cost, depending on the type of therapy and the provider. Since IV therapy is not normally covered by insurance, patients are responsible for the cost.
• At Serenity NP Health and Wellness Services, our packages generally start at $299. Feel free to check out the menu to find your desired IV drip and pricing. 
• Each IV hydration package covers:
  - the IV drip
  - the health care provider delivering your drip (nurse)
  - costs for travel.