Best use for
- A liter of fluids and electrolytes
- B vitamins, magnesium, and glutathione
- Prescription nausea and headache support
Same-day · East Nashville
The Hangover Drip in East Nashville, TN
Your ultimate morning-after reset with rehydration, nutrients, and nausea support.
- $259
- 60 minutes
- Placed by a licensed provider
- Delivered in East Nashville
- 24-hr check-in after every visit
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Did last night's celebration leave you grounded today? The Hangover Drip is a targeted infusion that restores fluids, electrolytes, and B vitamins and carries prescription nausea and inflammation-relief support, reviewed by your Nurse Practitioner before it is given.
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“I felt drained and sluggish for several days but left feeling like a whole new person! The basic drip was super clean and the Nurse Practitioner had really fast service. The hydration boost hit amazingly and my energy was through the roof! Would highly recommend for any fellow athletes.”
Does an IV help a hangover?
It addresses dehydration and nausea and nothing else; it does not speed up alcohol leaving your system, and we do not call it a cure. The Hangover Drip at A&M IV Co. in Nashville is $259 and contains one liter of IV fluid with electrolytes, because alcohol is a diuretic and fluid loss is one part of a hangover; vitamin B-complex and B12, B vitamins that heavy or regular drinking can deplete; magnesium, which muscles and nerves use; glutathione, an antioxidant your cells make; and two prescription medicines your Nurse Practitioner reviews against your intake and medication list before they are given, Nausea Relief, an anti-nausea medicine, and Pain Relief, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory for the headache and body aches, which is not right for everyone: blood thinners, kidney disease, a stomach ulcer or bleeding history, or vomiting blood means the drip runs without it. It is for a sober adult who has tried water and rest, is awake and keeping sips down, and still feels wrecked with a flight, a shift or a family lunch to be upright for. A licensed nurse places the line and the infusion runs about 60 minutes.
How much does a hangover IV cost in Nashville and do you come to hotels and Airbnbs?
At A&M IV Co. the Hangover Drip is $259 flat, and yes, hotel and short-term rental visits downtown, in the Gulch, in SoBro and across the Nashville area are a common weekend booking for us. A licensed nurse comes to your room, a Nurse Practitioner has reviewed your intake first, and the infusion runs about 60 minutes. The price covers the visit, the supplies and every ingredient: IV fluid, electrolytes, vitamin B-complex, vitamin B12, glutathione, magnesium, Nausea Relief and Pain Relief, the last two prescription medicines reviewed at intake. Travel is included across most of our service area. If your address is farther out, the exact amount is shown before you pay. Stomach Relief, a prescription acid reducer your Nurse Practitioner reviews before it is given, is a $20 add-on. There is no membership and nothing renews. If the nurse declines the visit on arrival for safety, the drip is not charged and a $50 travel and assessment fee is retained. It is for the visitor or local who wants the total before booking; tell us the room number or unit, and meet the nurse in the lobby if the property requires guests to be escorted. Book online at amivco.com or text (615) 592-6529.
Can a bachelorette group in Nashville book hangover IVs together?
Yes, and bachelorette and bachelor weekends are a common group booking for us. Each guest gets her own intake and her own bag; the nurse starts the lines one at a time, about 15 minutes apart, and stays until the last bag is done; and the group booking page shows the group discount, which starts at two guests. The Hangover Drip at A&M IV Co. is $259 per person and contains IV fluid, electrolytes, vitamin B-complex, vitamin B12, glutathione, magnesium, Nausea Relief and Pain Relief; guests can mix drips, so the bride can book the Blooming Drip while friends book the Hangover Drip at the same Nashville address. It is for a group that had a late night on Broadway and has brunch or a flight to be upright for, usually Saturday or Sunday morning before checkout. Everyone must be 18 or older; we do not place a line in anyone who appears intoxicated, and the nurse decides on arrival. An IV is elective wellness care and not a substitute for emergency care: vomiting that will not stop, blood in vomit, confusion, a seizure, slow or irregular breathing, cold, clammy, pale or bluish skin, or someone who cannot be kept awake are alcohol poisoning signs and mean call 911.
Ingredient glossary
What's flowing in, and why.
Tap any component below to read what it does. Your provider confirms fit before treatment.
- 01 / 07
IV fluid
The base fluid that carries every other ingredient straight into the bloodstream. Typically an isotonic crystalloid like Normal Saline or Lactated Ringer's, matched to your physiology so it absorbs without diluting the body's own chemistry. IV delivery bypasses the stomach entirely, so the fluid is in circulation as the bag runs rather than after the hour or two an oral drink takes to absorb.
- 02 / 07Vitamin
Vitamin B-Complex
A group of B vitamins that supports cellular energy production, nervous-system function, and healthy red blood cell formation. It is included in drips booked for fatigue and recovery.
- 03 / 07Vitamin
Vitamin B12
A single B vitamin commonly used to support energy, mood, and neurological function. It is often included when fatigue, brain fog, or low energy are part of the reason for treatment.
- 04 / 07Antioxidant
Glutathione
An antioxidant produced naturally by the body that helps protect cells from oxidative damage.
- 05 / 07Electrolyte
Magnesium
A mineral your muscles and nerves use to relax and signal, and one used in a wide range of enzyme reactions. It supports normal nerve and muscle function, which is one reason it has been studied in migraine; that role does not establish how well a particular IV works.
- 06 / 07Clinical Support
Nausea Relief
A prescription anti-nausea medicine, given for nausea and vomiting. Your Nurse Practitioner reviews it with you before it is given.
- 07 / 07Clinical Support
Pain Relief
A prescription non-steroidal anti-inflammatory, given for body aches and pain. It is not right for everyone, including anyone taking blood thinners. Your Nurse Practitioner reviews it with you before it is given.
Popular add-ons
- • Stomach Relief
Informational note: treatments are described in general wellness terms. Final eligibility and fit should always be confirmed by the medical provider.
Where we go
Travel is included across most of our service area.
For addresses farther out, a travel amount applies. Enter your address at booking to see your exact total instantly, and a few addresses are too far for us to reach on our regular route.
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Questions
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What is in the Hangover Drip?
The Hangover Drip contains IV fluid, Electrolytes, Vitamin B-Complex, Vitamin B12, Glutathione, Magnesium, Nausea Relief, and Pain Relief. Nothing else goes in the bag unless you choose an add-on at checkout.
Does an IV cure a hangover?
It addresses the two parts of a hangover that respond to treatment: dehydration and nausea. A liter of fluids and electrolytes replaces what alcohol pulled out of you, the prescription anti-nausea medicine settles the stomach, and the prescription anti-inflammatory is for the headache and body aches. The rest, the fatigue and the fog, is alcohol leaving your system on its own timeline, and no bag speeds that up. We do not use the word cure.
How soon after drinking can I get a hangover IV?
Once you are sober. We do not place a line in someone who is still intoxicated, and the intake asks. Most hangover bookings are mid-morning the next day, which is also when same-day slots are most likely to be open. If you are still vomiting and cannot keep anything down by the afternoon, or you are confused or cannot stay awake, that is an emergency room visit, not a drip.
Can a group book hangover drips together?
Yes, and bachelorette and bachelor weekends are our most common group booking. Each guest gets their own intake and their own bag, the nurse staggers the lines so everyone is done within the block, and group pricing applies from two people. Use the group booking page or call to set it up.
How much does the Hangover Drip cost?
$259 flat. That covers the visit, setup, and every listed ingredient. Travel is included across most of our service area. If your address is farther out, the exact amount is shown before you pay. Add-ons are priced separately and shown before you pay. There is no membership and nothing renews.
How long does the Hangover Drip take?
The infusion runs about 60 minutes. Plan on the nurse being at your address for that long, plus a few minutes to set up and pack out.
Can I add anything to the Hangover Drip?
Yes. At checkout you can add Nausea Relief ($20), Stomach Relief ($20), and Extra IV fluids 500mL ($50). The clinician reviews every add-on for fit at the visit.
Who should not get the Hangover Drip?
Our IV visits are for adults 18 and older, with no exceptions. Every visit starts with a clinical intake covering your health history, allergies, and medications, and your provider repeats a brief assessment on arrival. Pregnancy requires your OB provider's sign-off. Heart, kidney, and fluid-restriction conditions are reviewed individually, and fluid volume is limited for clients 60 and older. If the provider cannot clear you on the day, the drip is not charged and a $50 travel and assessment fee is retained.
How do I book the Hangover Drip?
Book online at https://www.amivco.com/book?service=hangover-drip: enter your address, pick a time, and pay by card. Same-day visits are available when a slot is open; if the calendar shows no slot, you can send a request and we text you back. You can also call or text (615) 592-6529.
Who administers the Hangover Drip?
A licensed nurse administers every drip, and the practice is owned and led by a Nurse Practitioner. A mobile IV is not a substitute for emergency care: for chest pain, trouble breathing, confusion, or a severe reaction, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
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