Is the Hangover Helper worth $225?
You are paying for a full liter of lactated ringers, B12, B-complex, an anti-nausea medication, a non-narcotic pain relief medication and a glutathione push, all placed by an experienced registered nurse in your own room. There is no urgent care copay, no waiting room and no drive time. For most people the cost of getting dressed, driving somewhere and sitting in a clinic is the real cost they are trying to avoid.
How is this different from the Replenish IV or a single add-on?
Replenish at $150 is a straight liter of fluids, which is the right call if you are only dehydrated. The Hangover Helper adds B12, B-complex, two medications and a glutathione push. The two medications are the part you cannot build from the base bag: no other drip on the menu carries the anti-nausea medication.
Can I book it regularly, or is it a one-off?
Most guests book it after a specific event: a bachelor or bachelorette party, a wedding weekend, a concert, a birthday, a work trip that ran late. If you want a drip on a regular cadence instead, the Renew IV is the everyday choice and drops to $160 on the $39 a month membership. Your nurse can help you plan what makes sense.
Can a nurse see several of us at the same house?
Yes. More than one nurse can be sent to the same address inside the service area, which is how wedding parties and group weekends usually book it. Call (480) 848-1678 and we will build the booking rather than have everyone book separately.
What if I have never had an IV outside a hospital before?
Your nurse walks you through the process before anything is placed, checks your vitals, reviews your intake form and answers your questions. Every treatment is placed by an experienced registered nurse, never an EMT, a paramedic or a technician, and every protocol is overseen by our medical director, Dr. Drew Davenport, a board-certified anesthesiologist.