Customer's Choice, rated 5.0 by 200+ clients

The new standard for
IV therapy in LA.

A full liter of fluids and full-dose vitamins, delivered to your door by a licensed nurse. Forty-five minutes, start to finish.

5.0 · 200+ Google reviews
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Vitamin IV therapy.

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Five stars, all across LA.

Rated 5.0 from 200+ reviews on Google

He was calm, professional, and very skilled. One of the easiest IV placements I've had, and his confidence and kindness really helped reduce any anxiety.
Daniela B.Google review · 7 months ago

  1. The nurse was very nice, I had a great experience.

    Britni J.3 months ago

    Verified customer

  2. Kyle has come to the rescue more than once. Great bedside manner, very knowledgeable, and huge benefits from the drip itself.

    Jayrun4 months ago

    Verified customer

  3. Bedside manner is top tier. Could not recommend him and this service enough.

    Lucy M.5 months ago

    Verified customer

  4. Top of the line service.

    Jessica D.5 months ago

    Verified customer

  5. Kyle made booking quick and responsive. Lexus, my nurse, came right to my apartment and had the whole drip done in about 25 minutes.

    Chelsea D.7 months ago

    Verified customer

  6. We had an amazing experience with Instadrip and Kyle. He was easy to work with from start to finish. We will be using these services again.

    Ebone' M.7 months ago

    Verified customer

The difference

Instadrip vs the typical mobile IV.

Instadrip
The typical mobile IV
Administered by a licensed RN
Varies
Overseen by a CA medical director
Often none
A full liter of fluids
1,000 mL
Often a half bag
Full clinical doses
Under-dosed
Every ingredient labeled
Proprietary blend
No travel fees in LA
Added fees
Same-day, to your door
Limited

Full clinical doses in every drip. No proprietary blends, no short pours.

What to expect.

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    Book your drip.

    Pick your drip and a time, online or by phone. Same day across most of LA, and a nurse can usually be at your door within the hour.

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    A quick chat with our medical provider.

    Before your first session, you have a quick chat with a nurse practitioner or physician assistant to make sure it's safe for you to have the IV. A few minutes, and only on your first visit.

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    Your nurse arrives.

    A licensed RN comes to your home, hotel, or office with everything for your drip, and places the line.

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    They stay for the session.

    Most drips run about 45 minutes. Read, work, or nap while it runs. Your nurse takes the line out before they leave.

Service area

Where we come to you.

25 neighborhoods across Los Angeles. No travel fee anywhere we serve.

Do not see your neighborhood? Call us, we cover most of the city.

Questions.

Does IV therapy actually work?

For hydration and for correcting a documented deficiency, the evidence is good. Fluids and nutrients go straight into your bloodstream instead of partly surviving digestion. Beyond that, we stay careful about what we claim. What we can show you is the formula: a full liter and full clinical doses, listed openly on every drip page, so you can judge what you are getting. Many clients report feeling better the same day.

Why an IV instead of vitamins or water?

Absorption and speed. Oral vitamins pass through the gut, where much of the dose is lost, and rehydrating by drinking takes hours. An IV delivers a full liter and full doses directly, over about forty-five minutes, with a nurse there for all of it. If you are well hydrated and eating well, that convenience is the honest reason to book, and it is reason enough for most of our clients.

Is it safe? Who administers the drip?

Every drip is administered by a licensed registered nurse and overseen by our California medical director. The nurse reviews a short intake, places the line, and stays for the full session. Nobody is left alone with a running IV.

Are your supplies single-use?

Always. Every needle, line, and bag is sterile, single-use, and opened in front of you, so you can see it come out of the packaging.

Does the insertion hurt?

A single small pinch at the start, then nothing. Most clients read, work, or rest through the hour.

Will I bruise or be sore afterwards?

Sometimes, and it is normal. A little tenderness or a small bruise where the line sat usually clears in a day or two. Tell your nurse if the site stays warm, swollen, or painful.

Are there travel or hidden fees?

There are no travel fees anywhere we serve in Los Angeles. The price you see is the price for the drip.

How long does a session take?

About forty-five minutes from the nurse arriving to the line coming out. The NAD+ drip runs two to four hours, depending on how you take it.

Journal

Hydration, explained.

What's in the bag, what the research supports, and how to think about IV therapy.

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