Journal · June 10, 2026

What's actually in the bag

An IV bag, glass vials, and coiled tubing laid out on cream linen.

Most mobile IV services quietly under-fill the bag or dilute the vitamins. We don’t. Every Instadrip session is a complete liter of fluids and full clinical doses of every ingredient in the protocol, listed in full on each drip’s page.

Why full doses matter

A drip is mostly fluids, with a measured set of vitamins or medications depending on the formula. When a service short-pours, you’re paying full price for a fraction of the formula. We publish the exact contents of every drip so you can see what you’re getting.

What’s always included

A full liter of sterile fluids, the vitamins or medications specific to your drip, and a licensed nurse who administers it at your home, hotel, or office. About forty-five minutes, start to finish.

Many clients tell us the difference is noticeable. As always, a drip is designed to support hydration and recovery. It isn’t a treatment for any medical condition.