IV therapy
Hydration, vitamin and recovery drips in our Dunedin IV lounge, from $100. Pick from the menu, or tell us how you're feeling and we'll help you choose.
IV drips delivered straight into your bloodstream while you relax in our Dunedin IV lounge. Hydration, vitamin blends and the Boozy Reboot recovery IV, from $100.
Why an IV?
An IV delivers fluids, vitamins and minerals straight into your bloodstream, so they don't have to pass through your digestive system first. It's a simple way to rehydrate and top up while you sit back in our IV lounge for about 45 minutes.
A drip for the moment
People book an IV for all sorts of reasons: the morning after a celebration, a long Florida day in the heat, recovering from travel, before or after a race or a big workout, or a week that has simply taken a lot out of them. Browse the menu below, or tell us what's going on and we'll help you choose.
Recovery after a night out
The Boozy Reboot ($215) is our recovery IV: fluids, our Myers Cocktail vitamins and minerals, and anti-nausea (Zofran) and pain-relief (Toradol) medication when your provider decides they're appropriate. Let us know what you had to drink and any medications you take, and don't drive yourself in if you're still feeling the effects.
Your visit
A nurse reviews your health history, medications and the drip you've chosen, then places a small IV line, usually in your arm. You'll feel a quick pinch, then you can relax, read or scroll while it runs. Most standard drips take around 45 minutes, with a little extra time for check-in. NAD+ takes longer.
How often?
Some people book an IV for a one-off occasion; others come in regularly. Ask the team what spacing makes sense for you and your drip.
Short on time?
Vitamin injections take about 20 minutes, from $20. For a longer, dedicated session, see NAD+.
Options and pricing
Explore the infusion menu
Review the blends and prices below. Your provider will assess the selected infusion before treatment.
Pricing
From $100
Boozy Reboot
$215
Recovery and hangover IV
The Boozy Reboot, for the morning after.
Our recovery IV: 500 mL of fluids with our Myers Cocktail vitamins and minerals, plus anti-nausea (Zofran) and pain-relief (Toradol) medication when your provider decides they're appropriate. About 45 minutes, given by a nurse. Tell us what you had to drink, when, and any medications you take.
Myers Cocktail
$150
What to know
The classic vitamin and mineral drip.
Our Myers Cocktail pairs fluids with a blend of vitamins and minerals. A good place to start if you're new to IVs. Your nurse reviews your health history and medications first.
Hydration
$110
What to know
Fluids with an electrolyte blend.
Fluids plus electrolytes, for hot Florida days, travel or after a workout. Your nurse checks your health history before your drip.
Energy Boost
$125
What to know
Fluids with B vitamins.
A B-vitamin drip for busy weeks. If you've been feeling run down for a while, mention it, so the team can check whether anything else needs a look.
Immunity Boost
$215
What to know
Vitamin C and zinc.
Fluids with vitamin C and zinc, for travel season and busy months. It isn't a substitute for medical care if you're unwell, so tell the team about any symptoms.
Muscle Quencher
$150
What to know
Amino acids and minerals.
Fluids with amino acids and minerals, for after a race, a hard training block or a long day on your feet. Tell the team about your activity and any supplements you take.
Beauty
$215
What to know
Biotin, glutathione and vitamin C.
Fluids with biotin, glutathione and vitamin C, for before an event or a vacation. Ask the team whether it suits you.
Dunedin Glow
$100
What to know
Our glutathione drip.
Glutathione with fluids, at our lowest menu price. Prefer a quick shot? Glutathione is also on the vitamin injection menu.
NAD+
Price varies by dose
What to know
A longer, dedicated session.
NAD+ infusions run longer than our other drips, and the dose shapes the time and the price. See the NAD+ page for details, or start with a free consult.
Treatment suitability and results vary. A clinical assessment comes first.
Before you book
Plan your IV visit.
Review the treatment, pricing and next steps below.
Browse the infusion menu
Options include hydration and vitamin blends. Ingredients and prices differ, so review the menu and ask about the infusion you are considering.
Allow time for your visit
Most standard infusions take around 45 minutes. Allow extra time for intake and assessment; NAD+ appointments take longer.
Check suitability first
Discuss your health history, medications and any previous infusion reactions with the clinical team. Benefits and risks depend on the infusion and your needs.
How does
IV Therapy
compare with other treatments?
Other options
Other treatment approaches
If your concern is volume, skin texture, or a different type of line, ask whether another treatment would be more appropriate.
Ready when you are.
Book this treatment directly. If you would rather ask a few questions first, the consult is just below.
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Your questions, answered
Do you have an IV for hangovers?
Yes. The Boozy Reboot ($215) combines fluids, our Myers Cocktail blend and, when your provider decides they're appropriate, anti-nausea and pain-relief medication. It takes about 45 minutes. Tell us what you had to drink and any medications you take, and please don't drive yourself in if you're still feeling the effects.
Why an IV instead of vitamins by mouth?
An IV delivers fluids and nutrients straight into your bloodstream, without going through your digestive system first. Whether an IV suits you depends on your health and goals, and the team reviews that with you before your drip.
Do I need to choose a blend before booking?
No. You can pick from the menu, or tell us how you're feeling and what's coming up and we'll help you choose. Every drip is reviewed by the clinical team before treatment.
How long does an appointment take?
Most standard infusions run around 45 minutes. Allow extra time for check-in; NAD+ appointments take longer.
What does an IV feel like?
You'll feel a quick pinch when the line is placed, then most people simply relax. Tell your nurse about any discomfort at the site or new symptoms during your drip.
Who gives the infusion?
A nurse places the line and looks after you during your drip, after your health history has been reviewed.
How often can I have an IV?
It depends on the drip and on you. Some people book for a one-off occasion; others come in regularly. Ask the team what spacing makes sense.
What should I bring or tell the team?
Share your medications, supplements, allergies and medical history, and confirm any preparation instructions when booking.
Do you offer vitamin shots?
Yes. Vitamin injections take about 20 minutes and start from $20.
What does it cost?
The menu starts at $100. Review the price of the selected infusion and confirm the cost of any proposed additions before treatment.
