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Hydration IV at homeHydration, at your place.

Just fluids: one liter of normal saline, the simplest drip on our menu. Add B12 or anything else from the add-ins if you like.

5.0 on Google · 882 reviews · no travel fee in Utah, Salt Lake, Davis and Weber counties

The DrpIV+ Hydration IV bag

What's in it?

One thing in the bag.

  1. 1 L normal saline

$140about 45 to 60 minutes · a nurse or paramedic comes to you

Who gets the Hydration?

For the stomach bug. And more.

Dry air, heat, a long day outside. Here's what a few clients said about it.

“I'm currently getting over a stomach virus and was so dehydrated and didn't want to go to the ER or Drs office for fluids.”

Miranda G.Google review · Feb 2025

“I was so sick this afternoon and started really worrying about dehydration. I’ve never used a mobile IV service but so glad I found drp!”

Claire K.Google review · Mar 2025

“Feeling sick, weak and dehydrated, Jess from Drp Iv to the rescue!!”

Jennifer M.Google review · Aug 2025

Can I add something?

Every drip takes add-ins.

Ask your nurse when you book or when they get there.

How does it work?

Text us. We drip it.

  1. Text or call

    (385) 301-6279, every day from 9 AM to 8 PM. Tell us who it's for and where. First drip with us? Say so for 10% off.

  2. We set the time

    And send a short medical form to fill out before your visit.

  3. A nurse comes to you

    Home, office or hotel. Vitals first, then your IV, in your arm or hand.

  4. About 45 to 60 minutes

    Work, watch TV or sleep while it runs. The needle doesn't stay in.

What else do you have?

Twelve more. Same visit.

Or see the whole menu with what's in every bag.

A DrpIV+ nurse mixing add-ins from her kit beside two clients on a white couch

You call it. We drip it.

Text DrpIV+… (opens your texts to (385) 301-6279)

or call (385) 301-6279 · every day from 9 AM to 8 PM

We're up and running November 1st.

Our nurses and paramedics start coming to you on Sunday, November 1. Until then, have a look around.

See the drips