IV therapy pricing varies widely — from $80 for a basic saline hydration drip to $500 or more for a multi-hour NAD+ session. Understanding what drives the cost helps you compare clinics fairly and avoid overpaying.
Typical Price Ranges by Treatment (2026)
| Treatment | Typical Range |
|---|---|
| Basic Hydration / Saline | $80–$120 |
| Hangover Recovery | $100–$199 |
| Myers Cocktail | $125–$225 |
| Immune Boost | $100–$175 |
| Beauty / Glow | $150–$250 |
| Athletic Recovery | $150–$275 |
| NAD+ IV (low dose) | $200–$400 |
| NAD+ IV (high dose, multi-hour) | $350–$750 |
What Affects the Price?
Location: Clinics in major metros (NYC, LA, Miami) charge 20–40% more than those in mid-sized cities. Mobile services that come to your home typically add a $50–100 travel fee.
Add-ons: Many clinics charge extra for glutathione pushes ($25–75), vitamin boosters, or additional medications like anti-nausea drugs ($20–50 each).
Membership discounts: If you get IV drips regularly, monthly memberships can reduce per-session costs by 20–35%. Memberships typically cost $99–199/month for 1–2 drips.
Does Insurance Cover IV Therapy?
Standard wellness IV therapy is generally not covered by health insurance. However, many clinics accept HSA (Health Savings Account) and FSA (Flexible Spending Account) cards, which can reduce your out-of-pocket cost. Always ask before booking.