IV Therapy in Edmonton
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📖 Read our 2026 guide to the best IV therapy in EdmontonThere are 30 IV therapy clinics in Edmonton on TheDripMap. A standard iv vitamin drip runs CA$75 to CA$295, median CA$150, per published menus from 8 clinics. 25 have public reviews, averaging 4.7 stars.
Edmonton is one of Alberta's two major IV therapy markets, with clinics serving the downtown core, Whyte Avenue, and the suburban communities across the river valley. Demand mixes everyday wellness and recovery with the festival and event calendar that fills the city through the warmer months, and immune-support bookings rise through the colder season. Mobile in-home and hotel service is widely available across Edmonton and into Sherwood Park and St. Albert.
With 91 clinics in Edmonton, popular treatments include Hydration, Immune Support, Myers Cocktail, Hangover Recovery. Most Edmonton clinics run about $150 to $300 CAD for a standard hydration or wellness drip, with NAD+ protocols typically $350 to $900 depending on dose. Mobile in-home service usually adds $50 to $100. These are typical ranges, so confirm the current price with the clinic.
What IV therapy costs in Edmonton
A standard iv vitamin drip in Edmonton runs a median of CA$150 (CA$75 to CA$295), based on published prices from 8 Edmonton clinics. These are published menu prices, not medical advice.
| Treatment | Low | Median | High | Clinics |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard IV vitamin drip | CA$75 | CA$150 | CA$295 | 7 |
| Hydration | CA$125 | CA$160 | CA$175 | 4 |
| Beauty / glow | CA$60 | CA$160 | CA$200 | 4 |
Method: one representative (lowest listed) published price per clinic per treatment; low, median and high across clinics; only treatments priced by at least 3 clinics are shown. Snapshot: June 2026. Immune support, Myers' Cocktail, Glutathione, NAD+ and B12 injection drips had too few published prices in this round to report a reliable range. Some ranges span both add-on pushes and full drips.
See the full Edmonton IV Price IndexWho can administer IV therapy in Alberta
In Alberta, IV therapy is provided by licensed clinicians under the province's health-profession colleges: physicians, nurse practitioners and registered nurses, and naturopathic doctors who hold intravenous certification. The clinics listed here operate with licensed clinical staff. This is general information, not legal or medical advice, so confirm credentials with the clinic before booking.
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Best for ongoing wellness and immunity
Maintenance protocols, Myers cocktails, and immune-support drips for regular use through the winter.
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Best for hangover and athletic recovery
Same-day and mobile drips for recovery after an event, a night out, or hard training.
Best for energy and NAD+
Higher-dose energy and longevity protocols, including NAD+ and B-complex drips.
Best for in-home and hotel mobile drips
Bring the drip to your home, office, or hotel across Edmonton, Sherwood Park, and St. Albert.
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Edmonton's IV therapy market is the second-largest in Alberta, anchored by a downtown medical corridor along 109 Street, a west Edmonton cluster around West Edmonton Mall, and a south Edmonton scene through Whyte Avenue and Windermere. The market includes one specialty clinic focused on iron infusions and several medical and naturopathic practices offering wellness drips, longevity protocols, and aesthetic-leaning treatments.
What to Expect from IV Therapy in Edmonton
Edmonton's IV market splits along three lines: medical clinics that lead with iron and clinical hydration (Edmonton Iron Clinic is the standout example, focused exclusively on IV iron for diagnosed deficiency), naturopathic practices that cover the wellness and longevity end (NAD+, glutathione, Myers' cocktail), and aesthetic-led medispas in the West Edmonton and Calgary Trail corridors that emphasize beauty and recovery drips. The University of Alberta hospital corridor and the oil-and-gas workforce shape demand: fatigue and recovery protocols are well represented, and the long winter creates a reliable October-to-April spike in immune and energy drip bookings.
IV Therapy Costs in Edmonton, 2026 CAD Bands
Pricing in Edmonton typically tracks slightly below Calgary and well below Toronto and Vancouver on comparable drips. AHCIP does not cover elective wellness IV, so most sessions are paid privately or claimed through extended health benefits when administered by a registered naturopathic doctor.
- Basic hydration drip: $130 to $220 CAD
- Myers' cocktail or vitamin B-complex: $160 to $280 CAD
- High-dose vitamin C: $180 to $350 CAD (ask about G6PD screening above 25 g)
- NAD+ infusion: $400 to $750 CAD per session, dose-dependent
- Iron infusion: typically priced by consultation, mid hundreds CAD
- Mobile premium: $50 to $125 CAD added to clinic pricing, depending on distance
Popular Treatments at Edmonton Clinics
Iron infusion is unusually well-served in Edmonton thanks to a dedicated clinic plus several naturopathic practices that offer it for diagnosed iron-deficiency anemia. NAD+ has grown quickly in the last 18 months across the longevity-focused practices, typically marketed as a starter dose of 250 mg up to a full dose of 500 mg or higher. Myers' cocktail variations are widely available, often bundled with B-complex and vitamin C for energy and recovery. Glutathione protocols show up at the aesthetic-leaning medispas in West Edmonton and Windermere, often as add-ons to hydration drips.
Who Can Legally Administer IV in Alberta
IV administration in Alberta is regulated under the Health Professions Act. The College of Registered Nurses of Alberta (CRNA) regulates RNs and NPs, and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta (CPSA) regulates physicians. Both groups can administer IV therapy. The College of Naturopathic Doctors of Alberta (CNDA) authorizes naturopathic doctors who hold the IV certification to administer a defined set of IV substances on inspected premises. General information only, not legal or medical advice. Confirm clinician credentials with the clinic before booking.
Mobile vs In-Clinic IV in Edmonton
Edmonton has a small but growing mobile IV market, with providers serving the downtown core, west Edmonton, and the south corridor. Mobile works well for hangover recovery, post-event hydration, and patients short on time. In-clinic is the better default for NAD+, first-time patients who benefit from a proper intake, and iron infusions where physician oversight is appropriate. Mobile travel fees scale with distance from central Edmonton.
What to Ask Before You Book
- Who is administering the IV (RN, NP, ND, or MD) and through which Alberta college are they registered.
- Where the IV bags are compounded and by whom.
- For naturopathic IVs, whether the clinic can provide receipts coded for your extended health benefits.
- For NAD+, the exact milligram dose and infusion duration. Low-dose, fast-drip versions on the market are sub-therapeutic for the protocols NAD+ is usually marketed for.
- For iron infusions, whether a documented diagnosis is required and whether an AHCIP outpatient route applies.
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