Do mobile IV providers charge a travel fee?

Some do and some do not. Among licensed providers currently listing on Prikme, about a third charge no travel fee at all. Others charge a flat fee, commonly in the $49 to $75 range, and some charge per mile at roughly $1.50 to $2.00. Any travel fee appears on the provider's profile and in your quote before you book.

Is there a deposit for an at-home IV appointment?

Often yes. Deposits among providers on Prikme commonly run $50 to $150 and are credited toward the total at the appointment, not charged on top. Each provider sets their own deposit and cancellation policy, and both are shown on their profile before you book.

Is it cheaper to book IV drips for a group?

Usually. Many providers on Prikme set group discounts that apply automatically — commonly around 10 percent from three people, 15 percent from four or five, and up to 25 to 30 percent for larger groups. The exact tiers vary by provider and are listed on their profile.

What does the price of a mobile IV appointment include?

Generally the provider's time and travel to you, the IV itself and the supplies, placement and monitoring during the drip, and the intake and consent paperwork completed before treatment. Travel fees, if the provider charges one, are shown separately. What is included varies by provider, so check the profile before booking.

Are mobile IV providers on Prikme licensed?

Yes. Every provider is an independent, state-licensed professional. Prikme reviews each provider's license against the state licensing board, checks their NPI where applicable, and requires current malpractice insurance before a profile can appear. Prikme is a technology marketplace, not a medical provider, and each provider independently determines whether a treatment is appropriate for a given client.

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How Much Does Mobile IV Therapy Cost in Los Angeles? (2026 Price Guide)

Q: How much does mobile IV therapy cost in Los Angeles?

Most at-home IV appointments from licensed providers listing on Prikme in Los Angeles fall between about $179 and $400 per drip, with $250 to $350 the most common range. Basic hydration starts around $179. Specialty drips cost more — NAD+ runs roughly $395 to $1,000 depending on the dose. Providers set their own prices independently, so the figure on a provider's profile is the one that applies.

Q: Is a mobile IV more expensive than going to a clinic?

Often not. Mobile providers carry far lower overhead than a storefront — no lease, no front desk, no treatment rooms sitting empty — so their per-drip pricing tends to land in the same general range as LA clinic pricing. Some providers add a travel fee or require a deposit, so compare the full quote rather than the headline price.

Published September 2026 · ~7 min read

Search for a mobile IV in Los Angeles and you will find plenty of accounts offering one. What you will rarely find is a price. Most listings say DM for pricing, which means sending a message and waiting, or booking blind and finding out at the end.

So here are real numbers. Everything below comes from what licensed providers currently list on Prikme for at-home IV appointments across LA — not industry averages or guesswork.

The short answer: most at-home IV appointments in Los Angeles run $179 to $400, and $250 to $350 is where the majority land. Basic hydration starts around $179. Specialty drips cost more — NAD+ runs roughly $395 to $1,000 depending on the dose.

Mobile IV prices in Los Angeles, by drip

IV therapy is priced per drip, which makes it simpler to compare than injectables. There are no units to multiply and no syringe counts to work out — the number you see is the number you pay for the drip itself.

Drip	LA price range
Hydration / saline	$179 – $250
Hangover recovery	$249 – $395
Myers cocktail	$259 – $395
Immunity	$269 – $400
Beauty / glow	$250 – $380
Athletic recovery	$250 – $350
Energy / stress	$239 – $350
Vitamin C	$99 – $395
Glutathione	$99 – $500
B12	$300 – $395
NAD+ (dose-dependent)	$395 – $1,000
Other specialty drips	$250 – $899

Drip names above are the names providers use on their own menus. They describe a formula, not a promised result — Prikme makes no claim about what any drip does, and only a licensed provider can tell you whether a given treatment is appropriate for you.

Why the same drip costs $250 from one provider and $395 from another

The spread is wide, and it is not arbitrary. Four things move the number:

Dose and formula. The clearest example is NAD+, where the same provider may list 250 mg at $395 and 1,000 mg at $850. Same drip name, four times the dose.
What is actually in the bag. Two providers can both list a “Myers cocktail” and use different concentrations and ingredient counts.
Licence level and experience. An RN, an NP and a PA carry different training, insurance and overhead, and that shows up in pricing.
How far they travel. Some absorb it, some bill it separately — see below.

Very low pricing is worth a question rather than a celebration. IV supplies and a licensed clinician’s time have a real cost, and a price far below everyone else has to come from somewhere.

Does an at-home IV cost more than a clinic?

Usually not, and this surprises people. A private appointment in your own home sounds like the premium option.

The reason it is not comes down to overhead. A mobile provider has no lease on Beverly Drive, no front desk, no treatment rooms sitting empty between bookings. You are paying for the clinician and the supplies rather than the building, so per-drip pricing tends to land in the same general range as LA clinic pricing.

That said, compare the whole quote. A $250 drip with a $75 travel fee is $325. The same logic applies to injectables — we covered it in more detail in the Los Angeles mobile Botox price guide.

Travel fees, deposits, minimums and groups

Travel fees

Roughly a third of the licensed providers listing on Prikme charge no travel fee at all. Among those who do, it is usually a flat fee — commonly $49 to $75, higher for long distances — or per mile, typically $1.50 to $2.00. Whichever applies is shown on the provider’s profile and in your quote before you confirm.

Deposits

Most providers take a deposit, commonly $50 to $150. It is credited toward your total at the appointment rather than charged on top. Each provider sets their own deposit and cancellation terms, and both appear on their profile before you book.

Minimums

Some providers set a minimum booking amount, particularly for longer drives or group visits. None of the LA providers currently listing on Prikme have one set, but it is worth checking the profile since providers can add one at any time.

Groups

Groups are usually where the price per person drops. Many providers set group discounts that apply automatically at checkout — commonly around 10% from three people, 15% from four or five, and up to 25–30% for larger groups. Tiers vary by provider and are listed on their profile.

One thing worth knowing: everyone in the group can pay their own portion. Nobody has to front the whole thing and chase their friends afterwards.

What the price generally covers

For most providers, the number on the profile includes:

Their time and travel to your home, office or event
The IV itself, the supplies and the setup
Placement and monitoring for the duration of the drip
Intake forms and consent, completed before anything starts

Travel fees, if the provider charges one, are shown separately rather than folded in. What is included does vary, so the profile is the place to check.

How to compare providers properly

Price is the easy part. These are the questions worth asking before you book anyone, on Prikme or anywhere else:

What licence do you hold? IV therapy in California is performed by licensed clinicians. You are entitled to ask, and to verify it.
What exactly is in this drip, and at what dose? Particularly for NAD+, where dose drives most of the price.
Is there a travel fee, a minimum or a deposit? Get the full number, not the headline.
What is your cancellation policy? Plans change; know the terms first.
How long will the appointment take? Drips vary from roughly 30 to 60 minutes and specialty formulas often run longer.

A licensed provider will answer all five without hesitating.

How booking through Prikme works

Prikme exists because of the DM for pricing problem. Every provider lists their real prices up front — per drip, with travel fees, deposits and policies visible before you commit — alongside their credentials and reviews from clients who actually completed a booking.

Before a provider can appear at all, Prikme verifies their licence against the state board, checks their NPI where one applies, and confirms current malpractice insurance. You browse, compare, pick the provider yourself, and book a time. There is no fee to you for booking.

More detail on the process is on How it works.

Compare mobile IV providers and prices in Los Angeles

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Compare mobile IV providers and prices in Los Angeles

Frequently asked questions

How much does mobile IV therapy cost in Los Angeles?

Most at-home IV appointments run $179 to $400, with $250 to $350 the most common range. Basic hydration starts around $179; NAD+ runs roughly $395 to $1,000 depending on dose.

Is a mobile IV more expensive than a clinic?

Often not. Lower overhead means per-drip pricing generally lands in the same range as LA clinics. Compare the full quote including any travel fee.

Do providers charge a travel fee?

Some do, some do not. About a third of providers on Prikme charge none. Others charge a flat fee, commonly $49 to $75, or per mile at roughly $1.50 to $2.00.

Is there a deposit?

Usually. Commonly $50 to $150, credited toward your total rather than charged on top.

Is it cheaper for a group?

Generally yes — commonly around 10% from three people, 15% from four or five, and up to 25–30% for larger groups. Tiers vary by provider.

How long does an appointment take?

Most drips run about 30 to 60 minutes, with specialty formulas often longer. Your provider will give you a time when you book.

Are the providers licensed?

Yes. Every provider is an independent, state-licensed professional whose licence, NPI where applicable, and malpractice insurance are verified before their profile goes live.

Prices in this guide are ranges listed by licensed providers on Prikme in Los Angeles as of September 2026. Providers set their own pricing independently and prices change — the figures here are for general planning, not a quote or an offer, and the price on a provider’s profile is the one that applies. Some providers charge travel fees, deposits or minimum booking amounts in addition to the drip price. Drip names are the names providers use on their own menus and describe a formula, not a promised outcome. Prikme is a technology marketplace that connects clients with independent, state-licensed providers. Prikme does not provide medical services, does not recommend or select providers, and does not guarantee any result. All treatments are performed by independent licensed providers who are solely responsible for the care they deliver and for independently determining whether a treatment is appropriate for you. Nothing here is medical advice. IV therapy is not a treatment for any illness or medical condition; talk to your own physician about whether it is suitable for you.