Our signature drips range from $299 to $849. That is the full spread, and the honest middle is where most people land. The majority of our drips fall between $329 and $429, whether we are meeting you at home in Chino Hills, at an office near Victoria Gardens in Rancho Cucamonga, or at a house in Yorba Linda after a long weekend.
The top of the range belongs to NAD+ drips, which are priced at $799 to $849 because of the cost of the compound itself and the longer, nurse-monitored infusion time it requires. If you are comparing quotes from different mobile IV services, the most useful question is not just the sticker price. It is what that price actually includes, which we break down below.
- Signature drips, $299 to $849
- Most drips, $329 to $429
- NAD+ drips, $799 to $849
- Whole Health Monthly membership, $299 per month
- Whole Health Quarterly membership, $799 per quarter
- Travel fee, mileage based beyond 30 miles of Chino Hills, quoted at booking
Mobile IV Therapy Price List (Full Menu)
Here is every drip on our menu with its exact price. Each one is all-inclusive: a licensed Registered Nurse comes to you, completes a wellness screening, brings all medical-grade supplies, and includes travel within 30 miles of Chino Hills.
| Mobile IV Drip | Price |
|---|---|
| Pure Hydrate | $249 |
| Hangover Recovery | $299 |
| Energy | $329 |
| Stomach Reset | $329 |
| Myers Cocktail | $349 |
| Immune Support | $349 |
| Prenatal | $349 |
| The Glow | $399 |
| Recovery | $399 |
| Cleanse | $399 |
| The Beauty | $399 |
| Pre-Event | $429 |
| Relief & Reset | $429 |
| Iron Boost | $429 |
| The Executive | $429 |
| NAD+ Boost | $499 |
| NAD+ IV | $799 |
| All-Inclusive | $849 |
Memberships lower the per-visit cost for regular clients: Whole Health Monthly is $299 per month and Whole Health Quarterly is $799 per quarter. Prices current as of July 2026. See the full drip menu for ingredients, or GLP-1 support IV therapy if you are on a weight-loss medication. Not sure it is worth it? Read our honest answer on whether IV therapy actually works.
What Drives the Price of a Mobile IV Drip?
Three things move the price of a drip more than anything else. The first is the ingredient blend. A straightforward hydration and electrolyte drip costs less to formulate than a fuller wellness blend with added vitamins, amino acids, and antioxidants, which is why our menu spans a range rather than a single flat rate.
The second is fluid volume and infusion time. A larger bag and a longer visit mean more supplies and more of your nurse's time at your home. The third is specialty ingredients, and NAD+ is the clearest example. NAD+ is expensive to source properly, it must be infused slowly, and your Registered Nurse stays with you for the entire session. That is why NAD+ sits at $799 to $849 while most of our menu stays in the $329 to $429 range.
What Is Included in the Price of Every Visit?
Every WholeHealth Hydration price is all-inclusive within our home radius. A licensed Registered Nurse comes to you, whether that is a living room in Eastvale, a hotel near the Toyota Arena in Ontario, or a backyard in Diamond Bar. Before any drip starts, your RN completes a wellness screening to confirm the visit is appropriate for you that day. IV therapy is wellness support that helps you rehydrate and feel restored. It is not medical treatment, and in a medical emergency you should always call 911.
The price also covers all medical-grade supplies, the drip itself, and unhurried time with your nurse from setup through the final flush. Travel within 30 miles of Chino Hills is included. Beyond that radius, a mileage-based travel fee may apply, and we quote it clearly at booking so there is never a surprise on your invoice. Coastal Orange County visits, places like Newport Beach and Huntington Beach, are typically booked with 24 to 48 hours notice. Our fastest same-day response is within the Chino Hills home radius.
Do Memberships Make Mobile IV Therapy Cheaper?
If you drip regularly, yes. Whole Health Monthly is $299 per month, and Whole Health Quarterly is $799 per quarter. The math is simple to check against our menu. Most single drips cost $329 to $429, so the monthly membership at $299 comes in below the typical price of even one standalone visit.
The quarterly option at $799 works the same way for clients who like a steady seasonal rhythm, and it spreads the commitment across three months. Members also get priority when scheduling fills up, which matters most during summer weekends and the holiday season. If you are trying to decide between a single drip and a membership, call us at (213) 652-2912 and we will walk you through which one actually saves you money based on how often you plan to book.
How Much Does IV Therapy Cost for Groups and Events?
Group and event pricing is quoted per event rather than posted as a flat menu price, because no two events are alike. A bridal party of four at a home near Big League Dreams in Chino Hills is a different visit than a corporate wellness day for twenty people at an office park in Anaheim Hills, and the quote reflects headcount, drip selection, location, and how many nurses the day requires.
To get an event quote, call (213) 652-2912 with your date, location, and approximate guest count. We serve gatherings across Orange County, Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties, and the same travel guidelines apply. Events beyond 30 miles of Chino Hills may carry a mileage-based travel fee, quoted upfront at booking.
Why Are Some Mobile IV Drips So Cheap?
A price that looks too good to be true usually has a reason behind it, and the reason is rarely generosity. The two biggest costs in mobile IV therapy are properly sourced ingredients and properly licensed clinicians. When a price undercuts the market dramatically, one of those two corners has often been cut.
Before you book with anyone, including us, ask two questions. First, who is placing the IV, and are they a licensed Registered Nurse or higher? Some low-cost operations use unlicensed or minimally supervised staff. Second, where do the ingredients come from? Gray-market or improperly stored vitamins and compounds are cheaper to buy, and you have no way to verify what is actually in the bag. At WholeHealth Hydration, a licensed RN delivers every drip, screens every client first, and sources every ingredient through licensed pharmacy channels. That is what the $329 to $429 you spend on a typical drip is actually paying for.
Can I Pay for Mobile IV Therapy with HSA or FSA Funds?
Many of our clients use HSA or FSA funds to pay for their drips, depending on how their individual plan is written. Because IV therapy is wellness support rather than medical treatment, we do not bill insurance, and eligibility varies from plan to plan, so it is worth a quick check with your plan administrator before your visit. We are happy to provide an itemized receipt for your records.
Ready for real numbers on your specific drip? Book through our IV hydration Calendly or call (213) 652-2912. We will confirm your drip, your total including any mileage-based travel fee if you are beyond 30 miles of Chino Hills, and your appointment window before you pay a cent. Same-day availability is strongest in our Chino Hills home radius, and coastal Orange County visits are typically booked 24 to 48 hours ahead.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest mobile IV drip at WholeHealth Hydration?
Our signature drips start at $299, and most drips on the menu fall between $329 and $429. Every price includes a licensed Registered Nurse, a pre-drip wellness screening, all supplies, and travel within 30 miles of Chino Hills.
How much does a NAD+ drip cost?
NAD+ drips are $799 to $849. The higher price reflects the cost of properly sourced NAD+ and the longer infusion time it requires, with your Registered Nurse present for the entire session.
Is there a travel fee for mobile IV therapy?
Travel is included within 30 miles of Chino Hills. Beyond that radius, a mileage-based travel fee may apply, and we quote it at booking so your total is confirmed before your visit. Coastal Orange County appointments are typically booked with 24 to 48 hours notice.
Do memberships save money on IV therapy?
For regular clients, yes. Whole Health Monthly is $299 per month and Whole Health Quarterly is $799 per quarter. Since most single drips cost $329 to $429, the monthly membership is priced below the typical cost of one standalone visit.
Does insurance cover mobile IV therapy?
We do not bill insurance because IV therapy is wellness support, not medical treatment. Many clients use HSA or FSA funds depending on their plan, so check with your plan administrator, and we can provide an itemized receipt. In a medical emergency, always call 911.
What is the average cost of IV therapy?
Nationally, a single IV therapy session usually runs about $150 to $400, and specialty drips like NAD+ cost more. At WholeHealth Hydration most drips fall between $329 and $429, with the full menu spanning $249 to $849. Because we are mobile and nurse-delivered, your price already includes the visit, the licensed RN, all supplies, and travel within 30 miles of Chino Hills, with no separate facility or setup fee.
Is mobile IV therapy worth the cost?
It depends on what you need. If you are genuinely depleted, after travel, illness, an event, or intense activity, IV hydration replenishes fluids and electrolytes faster than drinking, and a nurse comes to you so you recover at home. If you are already well hydrated, expect a pleasant reset rather than a dramatic change. Much of the value of mobile IV is the convenience and the licensed RN, not only the drip itself.