IV therapy for jet lag and travel recovery.
Land sharp, not sluggish. IV therapy rehydrates you after long flights, resets your energy, and supports your immune system before you travel — many providers come straight to your hotel.
Why travelers use IV therapy
Rehydrate after flights
Cabin air is dehydrating. An IV restores fluids and electrolytes fast so you feel human on arrival.
Reset your energy
B-vitamins and a tailored blend help you push past the fog of a red-eye or time-zone change.
Immune support before flights
A vitamin-C and zinc drip is a popular pre-travel booster before packed flights and long trips.
Delivered to your hotel
Many mobile providers come to your hotel or Airbnb — ideal between meetings.
What to look for on the road
A few minutes of vetting protects your health — and your wallet.
- A licensed MD or nurse practitioner overseeing care
- A registered nurse (RN) administering your drip
- Fast mobile dispatch to your hotel, plus clear arrival windows
- Transparent pricing with no surprise travel surcharges
Mobile or in-clinic?
Mobile to your hotel
- No travel while you recover
- Perfect between meetings or after a red-eye
- Great for groups traveling together
In-clinic near the airport
- Often lower cost
- Walk-in on a layover
- Relaxing lounge setting
Top-rated clinics
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Signature Beauty Lounge Richmond Hill
Signature Beauty Lounge Downtown
Bay Wellness Centre
Diamond Aesthetics
Blue Cypress IV and Wellness
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Insight Naturopathic Clinic
Common questions
Does IV therapy actually help jet lag?
Jet lag is worsened by dehydration and disrupted routines. Rehydrating quickly and replenishing B-vitamins helps many travelers feel more alert — though good sleep and light exposure still matter most.
Can a provider come to my hotel?
Yes — mobile IV services operate in most major travel hubs and will come to your hotel room or Airbnb, usually within a couple of hours.
Should I get an IV before or after flying?
Both are common: an immune-support drip before a big trip, and a hydration/energy drip on arrival to shake off the flight.
How much does it cost?
Expect roughly $150 to $350, with mobile hotel visits costing a bit more for the convenience.
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