Frequently Asked Questions

IV therapy is a common medical procedure, but no IV treatment is risk-free. Possible complications include pain or bruising at the insertion site, vein irritation, infection, fluid or electrolyte problems, and reactions to an ingredient.

IV Drip 2 U states that sessions are administered by licensed Registered Nurses. A health intake should be completed before treatment so the team can identify contraindications and decide whether the selected formula is appropriate.

• Ask what ingredients and doses are being administered
• Share your medical conditions, allergies, medications, and pregnancy status
• Use sterile, single-use supplies and follow the nurse’s aftercare guidance
• Seek urgent medical care for trouble breathing, chest pain, severe swelling, confusion, or another serious reaction

Mobile IV therapy uses the same intravenous route as clinic-based treatment when it is prepared and administered under appropriate medical and sterile procedures. Its main advantage is convenience: the nurse comes to your home, hotel, or office.

How someone feels afterward varies. Evidence for elective vitamin infusions as a general wellness treatment in otherwise healthy people remains limited, so no specific result or response time can be guaranteed.

IV therapy can cause side effects, even when it is administered correctly. Many are mild, but serious complications are possible.

• Pain, redness, swelling, bruising, or vein irritation at the insertion site
• A cool sensation, flushing, nausea, headache, or lightheadedness
• Infection, allergic reaction, or fluid and electrolyte imbalance
• Ingredient-specific risks for people with kidney, heart, liver, blood, or metabolic conditions

Eat and hydrate as directed by your clinician, disclose your full medical history, and tell the nurse immediately if you feel unwell during the infusion. Call 911 for signs of a severe reaction.

IV Drip 2 U brings mobile IV services to homes, hotels, and offices across the Las Vegas area. The service is designed for clients who prefer an appointment at their location rather than traveling to a clinic.

• Sessions administered by licensed Registered Nurses
• A range of IV formulas and add-ons based on screening and availability
• Appointments available seven days a week
• Mobile service for homes, hotels, offices, and group bookings
• Membership options for clients who plan recurring appointments

Yes. Before your first treatment, our nursing staff will conduct a brief health intake and review your medical history. This ensures the formula we select is safe and appropriate for your individual needs.

For our Medical Weight Loss Program (Semaglutide), a full virtual consultation with a licensed medical provider is required before starting — including a comprehensive lab order — to determine your eligibility and personalize the program.

Your health and safety always come first. Our team is happy to answer any medical questions you have before, during, or after your treatment.

IV Drip 2 U states that its infusions are administered by licensed Registered Nurses. The nurse should verify your identity, review the treatment plan, explain the procedure, monitor the infusion, and provide aftercare guidance.

Most standard IV drips take between 45 and 60 minutes to complete. The exact time depends on the formula and the rate that's most comfortable for you.

• Standard IV Drips — 45 to 60 minutes
• NAD+ Lite (250mg) — approximately 2 to 3 hours
• NAD+ Standard (500mg) — approximately 3 to 4 hours
• Booster Shots — under 5 minutes

You can relax, watch TV, work, or simply unwind during your session. Our nurse stays with you or nearby throughout the entire infusion.

Pricing varies by formula, dose, add-ons, promotions, and membership status. Because prices can change, use the current booking portal for the most accurate total before scheduling.

• Review the selected treatment’s listed price and ingredients
• Confirm any travel, group, upgrade, or add-on fees
• Ask whether a membership plan would change the price

There is no one-size-fits-all schedule for elective IV therapy. Appropriate frequency depends on the medical reason for treatment, the ingredients and doses, your health history, medications, diet, hydration status, and a clinician’s recommendation.

Do not use recurring IV treatments as a substitute for medical evaluation, a balanced diet, oral hydration, sleep, or treatment of an underlying condition. Ask the treating clinician to explain why a particular schedule is appropriate for you.

IV drips commonly use a sterile fluid base such as normal saline or Lactated Ringer’s solution. The nutrients added depend on the selected formula, screening results, and the clinician’s order.

Formulas may include:

• Vitamin C — an antioxidant involved in normal immune function
• B-complex vitamins — nutrients involved in normal energy metabolism
• Vitamin B12 — involved in red blood cell formation and nervous system function
• Magnesium — an electrolyte involved in muscle and nerve function
• Zinc — a mineral involved in immune function and wound healing
• Glutathione — an antioxidant produced naturally by the body
• Amino acids — building blocks used to make proteins
• Electrolytes — minerals that help regulate fluid balance and cellular function

IV Drip 2 U offers three recurring membership tiers. Current advertised options include:

• The Green Valley Single — 1 drip per month · $300/month
• The MacDonald Highlands Double — 2 drips per month · $550/month
• The Seven Hills Quadruple — 4 drips per month · $1,000/month

Savings, boosters, sharing rules, anniversary benefits, eligible drip values, and cancellation terms vary by tier. Review the full membership terms before enrolling; the plans shown in the booking portal are the controlling offer.