IV Therapy Cost
in Baltimore
What every drip costs at Vita Nova — transparent pricing, member savings, and where to get an IV in Baltimore
IV therapy in Baltimore costs $139.99–$199.99 for standard vitamin drips and $299.99–$999.99 for premium infusions (High-Dose Vitamin C, NAD+, and Iron) at Vita Nova Ketamine & Wellness Clinic, 513 Bayview Blvd, Canton, Baltimore MD 21224. Vitality Circle members ($99.99/mo) receive one free standard IV every month and 25% off premium infusions. Every drip is physician-supervised under Dr. Brijen L. Joshi, MD, a Johns Hopkins faculty board-certified anesthesiologist. Self-pay; HSA/FSA accepted. No driver required. See the full price table ↓ · Book a drip →
Mon–Fri: 1PM–8PM · Sat: 10AM–2PM
513 Bayview Blvd, Canton Baltimore MD 21224
(443) 563-1059
IV Therapy Cost in Baltimore — Every Drip, Every Price
Every IV at Vita Nova is priced transparently — the published number is the full price, with no consultation fee to see it. Standard drips are one flat price; premium infusions are priced by dose or protocol. Vitality Circle members receive one free standard IV every month and 25% off premium infusions.
Standard IV Drips — $139.99–$199.99 · Free monthly for members
| IV Drip | Self-Pay | Member | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hydration Boost | $139.99 | FREE / mo | Rehydration, travel & heat recovery |
| Hangover Detox | $184.99 | FREE / mo | Fast recovery after alcohol |
| Immunity Boost | $184.99 | FREE / mo | Immune support, cold season, post-illness |
| Myers' Cocktail | $199.99 | FREE / mo | Overall wellness & energy (best starter) |
| Glutathione Brightening | $199.99 | FREE / mo | Skin brightening, antioxidant & detox |
| Beauty IV (Biotin) | $199.99 | FREE / mo | Hair, skin & nail support |
| Beast Mode | $199.99 | FREE / mo | Athletic performance & recovery |
| Fat-Burning (B-Lean) | $199.99 | FREE / mo | Metabolism & energy support |
| Pain Relief | $199.99 | FREE / mo | Pain & inflammation support |
| Alleviate (PMS) | $199.99 | FREE / mo | Monthly PMS relief |
Members: one free standard IV per month (any formula); additional standard IVs are 25% off.
Premium Infusions — 25% off for members
| Infusion | Self-Pay | Member (25% off) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| High-Dose Vitamin C IV | $299.99–$499.99 | $224.99–$374.99 | Gram-level antioxidant & immune support |
| NAD+ IV Therapy | $374.99–$999.99 | $281.24–$749.99 | 250mg / 500mg / 750–1000mg · NAD+ cost → |
| Iron Infusion | $299.99–$799.99 | $224.99–$599.25 | Iron deficiency & anemia · Iron cost → |
Prices reviewed July 2026 · subject to change · self-pay, not billed to insurance. Iron and NAD+ dosing confirmed at booking.
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How Much Should IV Drips Cost — and Why Prices Differ
Nationally, IV vitamin therapy typically runs from about $100 to $400 for a standard wellness drip, with specialty and high-dose infusions (NAD+, high-dose Vitamin C, iron) commonly reaching $300 to $1,000 or more per session. Prices vary widely because what you're paying for varies widely.
- •The formula and dose. A simple hydration drip costs less than a Myers' Cocktail or a gram-level Vitamin C infusion — more active ingredients and higher doses cost more.
- •Session length and staffing. A 45-minute standard drip uses far less chair time than a multi-hour NAD+ infusion, which is a large part of why NAD+ costs more.
- •Who administers it and where. A physician-supervised clinic carries more clinical oversight than a mobile or pop-up drip — which is reflected in the price and in the standard of care.
- •Hidden add-ons. Some providers quote a low base price, then charge separately for consultations, extra vitamins, or "boosters." At Vita Nova the published price is complete.
The value question isn't just the number. A cheaper drip administered by non-physician staff in a pop-up setting is a different product than a physician-supervised infusion under a Johns Hopkins faculty anesthesiologist. When you compare IV prices, compare what's actually included — and whether the price is the full price.
Where to Get an IV in Baltimore — and Whether It's Right for You
You can get IV therapy at Vita Nova Ketamine & Wellness Clinic, 513 Bayview Blvd, Canton, Baltimore MD 21224 — a physician-led clinic with free parking, open Monday–Friday 1PM–8PM and Saturday 10AM–2PM. Every infusion is administered by licensed clinical staff under the medical direction of Dr. Brijen L. Joshi, MD, a Johns Hopkins faculty board-certified anesthesiologist. Advance booking is recommended; walk-ins can't be guaranteed. Call (443) 563-1059.
Who is a good candidate for IV therapy?
IV vitamin therapy suits generally healthy adults looking to support hydration, energy, immune resilience, recovery, or skin and wellness goals — and people whose oral supplements aren't achieving what they want, since IV delivery bypasses the digestive absorption ceiling. It's popular with busy professionals, athletes, frequent travelers, and anyone recovering from a demanding stretch.
What to know before your drip
IV therapy is a medical procedure and should be administered by licensed clinical staff. Potential considerations include minor bruising or discomfort at the injection site, and, less commonly, reactions to specific ingredients. Certain conditions — including kidney disease, heart conditions, and pregnancy — and some medications warrant physician review first. At Vita Nova you're screened before treatment, and your provider will review your history and tailor the formula to you. Tell your clinical team about any conditions, allergies, and medications before your session.
The Vitality Circle — The Cheapest Way to Do IV Regularly
If you do IV therapy more than once a month, membership is the single most effective way to lower your cost. The Vitality Circle is $99.99/month and includes one free standard IV every month — a $139.99–$199.99 value that can cover the membership on its own.
Each month members receive: one free standard IV (any of the 10 formulas), two free IM shots or IV pushes, 25% off High-Dose Vitamin C, NAD+, and Iron Infusion, 25% off additional standard IVs, plus reduced ketamine therapy rates ($450 vs $600) and priority scheduling. For anyone running a monthly Myers', Immunity, or Glutathione drip, the free IV alone can offset the entire membership — everything else is upside.
View Vitality Circle Membership →Ways to Pay — Self-Pay, Member, or HSA/FSA
IV therapy at Vita Nova is a self-pay wellness service. Here's how patients cover the cost.
One clear published price per drip — $139.99–$199.99 standard, $299.99–$999.99 premium. Confirmed before you begin, with no surprise bills.
$99.99/month for one free standard IV monthly, 25% off premium infusions, and 25% off additional standard drips — the lowest per-drip cost if you go regularly.
Vita Nova accepts HSA and FSA cards. Because IV therapy is elective wellness, eligibility varies by plan — confirm with your plan administrator. Itemized receipts provided.
IV Therapy Cost & Drips in Baltimore — Answered
Know Your IV Cost
Before You Book.
Standard drips $139.99–$199.99, premium infusions $299.99–$999.99, and one free standard IV every month with Vitality Circle membership. Transparent, physician-supervised, self-pay with HSA/FSA accepted. No driver required.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Brijen L. Joshi MD — Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology & Critical Care Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine · Chief of Thoracic Anesthesia, Johns Hopkins Hospital · Medical Director, Vita Nova Ketamine & Wellness Clinic · View credentials →
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