Feel like yourself again, without leaving the couch.

A registered nurse licensed in Utah — that's Cory. Every treatment is ordered by a licensed prescriber (MD, DO, APRN, or PA) after reviewing your intake, which is what Utah requires for IV therapy. You're not getting a technician with a kit.

You'll feel the stick for a couple of seconds and then mostly nothing. Some people get a cool sensation up the arm or a vitamin taste in the back of the throat — both normal. If you're a hard stick, say so when you book.

No — wellness IV therapy isn't billed to insurance, and we don't take HSA or FSA cards. Payment is a card, Apple Pay or Venmo at the end of the visit. We'll give you an itemized receipt if you want one for your records.

Yes, and it's a big chunk of what we do — especially in Park City. Give us the property name and room or unit number, and meet us at the door if there's a lock code.

48 hours for three or more people. Wedding mornings and bachelorette weekends fill up weeks out in summer, so text as soon as you have a date — even a tentative one.

Yes. We can't treat anyone under 18, anyone pregnant or breastfeeding, or people with certain heart, kidney, or liver conditions. Some medications and allergies rule out specific ingredients. The intake form catches all of this — and if the prescriber says no, we don't treat and you don't pay.

Not within 25 miles — that covers most of Salt Lake County. Past 25 miles it's $1 per mile each way, so a Park City run is usually around $14 and Provo around $40. We work out the exact number and tell you before you book. You'll never find it added on at the door.

Yes, and they're real money: two people is 10% off each, three is 15% off each, four or more is 20% off each. Everyone has to be at the same place on the same visit. Text us the headcount and we'll quote the whole thing.

Cancel free up to 2 hours before your window. Inside 2 hours, or if nobody's there when we arrive, there's a $50 fee — the supplies are already drawn up by then.

Correct. IV therapy is for hydration and vitamin supplementation in people who are basically healthy. If you're having chest pain, trouble breathing, a severe or sudden-onset headache, confusion, or you can't keep fluids down at all, call 911 or go to an ER. We'll tell you that ourselves if your intake looks that way.