How Much Does IV Therapy Cost in Vancouver? What Clinics Publish (2026)
Vancouver clinics price IV therapy the way clinics everywhere do: by what is in the bag, how much of it, and who is in the room. We report only prices that a clinic stated to us or that we read on the clinic's own website on a named day, and we show the source next to every price on the clinic's listing. Here is what Vancouver publishes as of October 2026, what it does and does not cover, and how to read it before you book.
The short answer
Only 2 clinics in Vancouver have a published drip price on their listing, fewer than the three we need before quoting a city figure, so this page quotes none yet. Each clinic sets its own price, so ask the clinic for its current price for the drip you want before you book. The figures will appear here as soon as three Vancouver clinics publish a drip price on their listing or on a page we can read on a named day.
Where these numbers come from
Every price on a Vancouver listing carries its source: "stated by the clinic" when the owner entered it, or "published on the clinic's website, checked <month>" with a link to the page it was read on. A city figure appears only when three or more Vancouver clinics have a priced full drip (hydration, vitamin, immune, recovery or energy); glutathione pushes, add-ons, injections and iron infusions are not counted as a drip. Today 2 Vancouver clinics have a published drip price. If you run a Vancouver clinic and the price shown is wrong or missing, claim your listing and set your own, it is free.
Why Vancouver prices are hard to pin down
Most Vancouver menus we read list drips by name and invite you to call or book. Where prices are published, they cluster in two models: a lounge model with a flat price per bag, and a clinic model where a prescriber assesses you first and the drip is priced on top of that visit.
Three things drive the difference between a cheap drip and an expensive one:
Dose and volume. A 500 mL hydration bag with a vitamin push is not the same product as a litre with several actives. NAD+ is priced by milligram, and one clinic's "NAD+" can be a fraction of another's dose.
The assessment. A clinic that takes a health history and has a prescriber sign off has a cost a walk-in bar does not. In British Columbia, IV therapy is within the scope of physicians, nurse practitioners and registered nurses, and of naturopathic doctors who hold the College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC IV certification. You can check any clinic's named prescriber on our listing and whether we confirmed them on the register.
Mobile service. In-home visits in Vancouver carry a call-out charge on top of the same drip; ask what it is before you book.
What to ask before you pay
- Which dose is this price for, and what is in the bag?
- Is there an assessment or consultation fee, and is it included?
- Is tax included?
- Who will place the line, and who prescribed it?
The last question matters most, and it is the one a price list cannot answer. Every Vancouver clinic page on TheDripMap shows who administers and who prescribes when the clinic has told us, and the Prescriber Verified badge means we checked that prescriber against their college register.
See all Vancouver IV therapy clinics.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a hydration drip in Vancouver?
A plain hydration drip is usually the cheapest line on a menu. No Vancouver figure is quoted until three clinics publish one. Each clinic sets its own price and most menus do not say what is included, so ask the clinic for its current price for the drip you want before you book.
How much does NAD+ cost in Vancouver?
NAD+ is priced by dose, and an intramuscular NAD+ injection is a different product from an infusion at a very different price. Ask for the milligram amount and the price of that dose.
Does MSP cover IV therapy?
No. Elective wellness IV therapy is not covered by the provincial plan. Some extended benefit plans reimburse part of the cost when a covered practitioner provides the service. Our insurance coverage guide explains what to claim.
Where do these numbers come from?
From prices the clinics stated to us or published on their own websites, read on a named day and shown with that source on each listing, one lowest full-drip price per clinic. Last computed 2026-10-29.