Hangover IV in Baltimore — Fluids, Anti-Nausea & Vitamins
A liter of fluids, prescription anti-nausea medicine and the B vitamins and minerals alcohol drains — in about an hour, in a quiet room.
The Hangover Detox IV at Vita Nova in Canton, Baltimore is a 45–60 minute infusion of IV fluids, ondansetron (Zofran, a prescription anti-nausea medicine), B-complex vitamins and a mineral blend. It costs $199.99, no membership required. Nausea usually eases before the bag is finished. Call (443) 563-1059 for a same-day slot: Saturday from 10 AM, weekdays from 1 PM. No driver needed.
Because it contains a prescription medicine, the nurse does a two-minute screening before you start.
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In, Fixed, Out — in About an Hour
The nurse asks about medications, allergies and how you're feeling. Two minutes. This is required because Zofran is a prescription medicine.
Recliner, blanket, water. Nobody's going to make you talk.
Small IV in the arm. Zofran goes in first, so the nausea starts easing while the fluids and vitamins run over 45–60 minutes.
Nothing in the bag is sedating. Most people feel steady enough to eat and get on with the day.
Four Things Alcohol Did to You — and the Ingredient for Each
Alcohol switches off the hormone that tells your kidneys to hold water, so you lost far more fluid than you drank. A liter by IV goes straight into circulation — it doesn't have to stay down to work.
Prescription anti-nausea medicine, the kind used after surgery. It blocks the nausea signal directly. This is what separates the drip from water and painkillers: you can't rehydrate if you can't keep anything down.
Processing alcohol uses up B1 (thiamine) and the other B vitamins your cells need to make energy. Low B vitamins is a big part of the next-day flatness.
All that urinating flushed out magnesium, zinc, manganese and copper. Magnesium in particular is tied to the throbbing headache. The blend puts them back.
Plain truth: time and water do eventually fix a hangover. The drip gets you to "functional" in about an hour instead of most of a day, and it does it even when you can't keep water down. That's the whole pitch.
When You Can Actually Get In
The real hangover slot. Friday night out, Saturday morning drip, rest of the weekend back. Call when you wake up and we'll tell you the first opening.
An afternoon rescue rather than a morning one. Still worth it if you need to be functional for the evening, or if you've been rough all day and water isn't helping.
Closed Sunday. If you know a big night is coming, some patients book the Hangover IV in advance for the next afternoon, or get a Hydration Boost the day before.
Hangover IV vs. Hydration Boost — Pick Honestly
Fluids, Zofran, B-complex and minerals. Choose this if you feel sick, not just thirsty.
Call for the earliest slot →A liter of fluids with electrolytes, no medication. Fine for a mild morning-after or a hot day. Add a B12 shot if you're dragging.
Hydration Boost →When this isn't the right place. If you're vomiting blood, confused, can't stop shaking, have chest pain, or haven't kept anything down for more than a day, that's urgent care or the ER, not a wellness IV. And if the mornings-after are happening a lot, that's worth a conversation with your doctor — no judgment from us either way.
Hangover IV — Your Questions, Answered
An Hour in a Quiet Room.
Then Your Day Back.
Call and we'll get you the first slot we have. No membership needed.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Brijen L. Joshi MD — Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology & Critical Care Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine · Medical Director, Vita Nova Ketamine & Wellness Clinic · View credentials →
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