Hydrate, Recharge, Repeat: Exploring IV Therapy Prices, Memberships and Mobile Services in West Hollywood

IV therapy in West Hollywood with clear pricing, memberships, and mobile service delivered to your home or office.

Revive Wellness LA • West Hollywood / Beverly Grove / 90036 • Call (323) 451-5591

Medically reviewed by Israel M. Gabaie, FNP-BC • Last reviewed June 2026

IV therapy hydration drip session at Revive Wellness LA in West Hollywood

Looking for IV therapy in West Hollywood — with clear pricing and mobile service to your door? Whether you’re recovering after the Sunset Strip, a festival, a tough workout, or travel, IV therapy delivers fluids, vitamins, and minerals straight into your bloodstream to address dehydration and nutrient gaps. This guide explains what IV drips actually do, honest pricing in WeHo, what the evidence says, and how to choose a safe, licensed provider.

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Quick Answer: what does IV therapy in West Hollywood cost?

At Revive, a basic Hydration drip is $150, most signature drips (Myers’, Immune, Energy, Glow, Recovery) run $269–$349, and NAD+ is $1/mg plus fluids. Build-your-own starts at $130, and add-ins are $30 each. Mobile service and all travel are included — no travel fees or taxes — and a licensed nurse comes to you. HSA accepted; insurance is not.

Why hydration matters

Your body is roughly 60% water. Dehydration can throw off electrolyte balance and affect energy, digestion, focus, and skin. IV fluids were designed to treat or prevent dehydration safely, and they can feel genuinely restorative after illness, travel, or a hard night out. For most healthy people, water and electrolyte drinks achieve a lot of the same benefit — an IV mainly delivers hydration faster.

What is IV therapy? A plain-language overview

A trained professional places a small catheter in a vein and connects it to a bag of fluid. Depending on your goals, the drip may include vitamins (C or B-complex), minerals (magnesium), antioxidants (glutathione), and electrolytes. The infusion usually takes 30–60 minutes while you relax. Common blends include:

  • Myers’ Cocktail – vitamin C, B-complex, B12, and magnesium for fatigue and immune support.
  • Immune IV – the Myers’ base plus zinc.
  • Hangover IV – fluids, B vitamins, magnesium, and anti-nausea/anti-pain support.
  • Glow IV – glutathione, vitamin C, and biotin for skin.

The exact recipe is customized after a brief health screen, and a licensed nurse or clinician performs the infusion with sterile equipment.

Are IV vitamin drips safe? What the evidence says

Honest take: robust evidence for “wellness” drips is limited. As Cedars-Sinai and Harvard Health have both noted, many people feel better largely because of rapid hydration, and for most people nutrients are best obtained through food or oral supplements. On-demand IVs are popular for hangovers, jet lag, and flu-like symptoms but aren’t medically necessary for healthy people — which is exactly why a clean environment and licensed staff matter.

Safety: Serious complications (infection, vein irritation) are rare but possible, and minimized by trained professionals, sterile technique, and a proper screen for who shouldn’t get a particular drip.

IV therapy services in West Hollywood

At Revive Wellness LA, we’ve tailored our drips to the WeHo lifestyle:

  • Hydration & wellness drips – rehydrate after workouts, travel, or a night on the Strip.
  • Hangover relief – electrolytes, B vitamins, and anti-nausea support.
  • Energy & immunity – vitamin C, glutathione, and zinc combinations.
  • NAD+ & recovery drips – cellular energy, focus, and post-workout recovery support.

We offer an in-clinic lounge plus mobile concierge service across West Hollywood, Beverly Grove, and the Hollywood Hills — at home, your hotel, on set, or backstage.

IV therapy pricing in West Hollywood

Mobile service and all travel are included — no travel fees or taxes. HSA accepted; we don’t bill insurance.

Hydration (entry)

$150

A liter of saline for fast rehydration. Add-ins $30 each.

Signature drips

$269–$349

Recovery/Electrolyte $269, Myers’ $279, Immune $289, Energy/Glow/Super Immune $349.

NAD+

$1/mg + fluids

Longer, gentle infusion for cellular support.

Mobile + travel

Included

A licensed NP/RN comes to you — no travel fee.

Good to know: Custom drips from $130, add-ins $30 each, and group discounts up to 20% for 3+ people.

West Hollywood’s neighborhood vibe

Our space sits just off Santa Monica Boulevard, steps from cafes, boutiques, and West Hollywood Park. Clients stop in after a Runyon Canyon hike or before dinner on Sunset — and our mobile team meets the rest of the neighborhood wherever they are.

Ready to feel refreshed? Book an in-clinic or mobile IV drip in West Hollywood, or ask us which blend fits your goals. Revive Wellness LA serves West Hollywood, Beverly Grove, the Hollywood Hills, and surrounding Los Angeles areas.

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Call / text (323) 451-5591 • West Hollywood / Beverly Grove / 90036

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FAQ: IV therapy in West Hollywood

What does IV therapy cost in West Hollywood?

A basic Hydration drip is $150, most signature drips run $269–$349, and NAD+ is $1/mg plus fluids. Build-your-own starts at $130 and add-ins are $30 each. Mobile service and travel are included.

Is there an extra fee for mobile or at-home service?

No. Travel across our LA service areas is included — the price you see is what you pay, with no travel fees or taxes. A licensed nurse comes to your home, hotel, office, or event.

Do you offer discounts?

Yes — group discounts up to 20% for 3 or more people. HSA is accepted; we don’t bill insurance.

Do you offer same-day appointments?

Often, yes, depending on schedule and nurse availability. Call the office or check the IV therapy page for current options.

How long does an IV session take?

Most infusions take about 30–60 minutes (NAD+ longer). A brief health screen happens first so the blend is appropriate for you.

Is IV therapy safe?

When administered by licensed staff using sterile technique, risks are low. Serious complications like infection or vein irritation are rare but possible, which is why provider quality and a proper screen matter.

Medical disclaimer: This article is for general education only and is not medical advice. IV therapy should be provided by licensed clinicians after an appropriate health screen. Evidence for wellness drips is limited and benefits largely reflect hydration. If you have severe symptoms, seek urgent or emergency care.