IV Hydration in Jacksonville
Hydration · $259
Too much sun, a hard workout, a long flight, a day outside in the Jacksonville heat. Sometimes you are simply short on fluids and water is not catching you up fast enough.
Our Hydration IV is a straight liter of fluid with a fuller electrolyte mix than plain saline. We bring it to you, and one nurse stays with you from start to finish.
Feeling sick rather than just dry? Call us — you may be better suited to Sick Day Relief.
- Mixed at your side
- One clinician, start to finish
- Call us and we will help you choose
- Duval · St. Johns · Clay · Nassau
What is in a Hydration IV
This one is deliberately simple. One liter of balanced IV fluid, with more electrolytes than standard saline.
- 1 liter of balanced IV fluid
- Sodium
- Potassium
- Calcium
- Chloride
Mixed right beside you, so you can see exactly what goes in. If you need more than fluids, our medical team can prescribe medication and send it to your pharmacy when it is clinically appropriate.
When people ask us for this one
- You have been out in the heat all day
- You trained hard, or worked a physical shift
- You have just landed after a long trip
- You feel dry, headachy and flat
- You simply need fluids, fast
If you are also nauseous, achy or feel something coming on, tell us when you call. There may be a better drip for how you feel, and we would rather point you to it than sell you the cheapest one.
Rehydrate
Replace electrolytes
Recover from heat
Bounce back after travel
What happens when we arrive
No clinic, no waiting room. Here is how a visit goes.
We talk first
We go through your history and how you are feeling before anything starts. If a different drip would suit you better, you will hear that from us.
We mix it in front of you
Your IV is mixed right beside you, so you can see exactly what goes in and when.
One nurse, start to finish
The same Florida-licensed nurse stays with you from the moment we arrive until we pack up.
Then we leave you to it
Most drips take 30 to 45 minutes. Read, work, or put your feet up while it runs.
What a Hydration IV costs
One drip
A single Hydration IV, brought to your home, office or hotel anywhere in Jacksonville. No membership needed.
If you train or work outside a lot
A membership works out cheaper per visit if you find yourself calling us regularly.
Basic — $299/month. One IV a month.
Premier — $549/month. Two IVs a month.
Elite — $999/month. Four IVs a month.
Memberships are HSA/FSA eligible.
We come to you, across Jacksonville
Home, office, hotel, or event. There is no clinic to drive to and no waiting room to sit in.
We cover Jacksonville and the beaches — including Riverside, San Marco, Mandarin, Southside, Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach and Atlantic Beach — plus Ponte Vedra, Nocatee and St. Augustine in St. Johns County, and Orange Park, Fleming Island, Fernandina Beach and Amelia Island.
Hydration IV questions we hear a lot
Call us on (904) 544-5010 and we will work it out with you. That is the easiest way, and it is how most of our patients get started. You do not need to know which drip you want before you ring.
If water is working, drink water. An IV makes sense when you are behind and need to catch up quickly, because the fluid goes straight into your bloodstream rather than through your stomach first.
We use a balanced IV fluid with more electrolytes than standard saline — sodium, potassium, calcium and chloride — so it sits closer to your body’s own fluid.
Most drips take 30 to 45 minutes.
Yes, our memberships are HSA/FSA eligible.
If you have chest pain, trouble breathing, confusion after heat exposure, a head injury, or you think you might be having a stroke, call 911. We are not an emergency service.
Book a Hydration IV in Jacksonville
Same-day appointments are often available in Jacksonville.
The quickest way to get started is to call us. We will ask a few questions, work out what suits you, and get you booked in.
Prefer to book online? Book a Hydration IV here.
On The Go Drip is a mobile medical practice serving Jacksonville, Florida. This page is for information only and is not medical advice. If you are having a medical emergency, call 911.
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