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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 included wellness perk each month (1 standard IV drip, or 2 IM shots, or 2 IV pushes, or 1 IM shot + 1 IV push), then 25% off additional wellness services. Every drip is anesthesiologist-led 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 →

Standard drips $139.99–$199.99 Premium $299.99–$999.99 ✅ Members — 1 Included Perk/Month 🩺 Physician-Led · Johns Hopkins Faculty MD 💳 Self-Pay · HSA / FSA
IV Cost at a Glance
Standard Drips
$139.99–$199.99
10 formulas — Myers', Immunity, Hydration, Glutathione & more
✅ 1 included perk/month for members
Premium Infusions
$299.99–$999.99
High-Dose Vitamin C · NAD+ · Iron Infusion
✅ 25% off for members
Membership
$99.99/mo
1 included perk monthly (1 IV drip, 2 shots, 2 pushes, or 1 + 1) + 25% off premium
✅ Often pays for itself in 1 visit
Prices reviewed July 2026 · self-pay · HSA/FSA accepted · no driver required
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Choose any formula and book online. Vitality Circle members ($99.99/mo) get one included monthly perk (1 standard IV drip, 2 IM shots, 2 IV pushes, or 1 shot + 1 push) plus 25% off premium infusions. Advance booking recommended — walk-ins not guaranteed.
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IV Therapy Cost Baltimore — Transparent Pricing Across Every Drip · Vita Nova
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Standard vitamin drips: $139.99–$199.99. All 10 formulas — Myers' Cocktail, Immunity, Hydration, Glutathione, Beauty, and more — at one clear published price
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Premium infusions: $299.99–$999.99. High-Dose Vitamin C ($299.99–$399.99), NAD+ IV ($374.99–$999.99), and Iron Infusion ($425.99–$799.99)
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Members get one included monthly perk (1 standard IV drip, 2 IM shots, 2 IV pushes, or 1 shot + 1 push). Vitality Circle ($99.99/mo) covers one included monthly perk (1 standard IV drip, 2 IM shots, 2 IV pushes, or 1 shot + 1 push) and 25% off all premium infusions — often paying for itself in one visit
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Transparent, all-in pricing. The published price is the full price — no consultation fee to see it, no surprise add-ons at checkout
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Anesthesiologist-led in Canton. Every drip runs under Dr. Brijen L. Joshi, MD, Johns Hopkins faculty — at 513 Bayview Blvd, Canton, Baltimore MD 21224
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Self-pay · HSA/FSA accepted · no driver required. IV therapy is a wellness service; HSA/FSA eligibility varies by plan. Advance booking recommended
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Full Price Comparison — Every Drip

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 included wellness perk each month (1 standard IV drip, or 2 IM shots, or 2 IV pushes, or 1 IM shot + 1 IV push), then 25% off additional wellness services.

Standard IV Drips — $139.99–$199.99 · Included as the monthly member perk

IV DripSelf-PayMemberBest For
Hydration Boost$139.99Included perkRehydration, travel & heat recovery
Hangover Detox$184.99Included perkFast recovery after alcohol
Immunity Boost$184.99Included perkImmune support, cold season, post-illness
Myers' Cocktail$199.99Included perkOverall wellness & energy (best starter)
Glutathione Brightening$199.99Included perkSkin brightening, antioxidant & detox
Beauty IV (Biotin)$199.99Included perkHair, skin & nail support
Beast Mode$199.99Included perkAthletic performance & recovery
Fat-Burning (B-Lean)$199.99Included perkMetabolism & energy support
Pain Relief$199.99Included perkPain & inflammation support
Alleviate (PMS)$199.99Included perkMonthly PMS relief

Members: one included monthly perk (1 standard IV drip of any formula, 2 IM shots, 2 IV pushes, or 1 shot + 1 push); additional standard IVs are 25% off.

Premium Infusions — 25% off for members

InfusionSelf-PayMember (25% off)Notes
High-Dose Vitamin C IV$299.99–$399.99$224.99–$299.99Gram-level antioxidant & immune support
NAD+ IV Therapy$374.99–$999.99$281.24–$749.99250mg / 500mg / 750–1000mg · NAD+ cost →
Iron Infusion$425.99–$799.99$319.49–$599.99Iron 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 an IV Cost?

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. An anesthesiologist-led 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 given by non-physician staff in a pop-up setting is a different product than an anesthesiologist-led 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.

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Where to Get an IV · Who It's For

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 given 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 given 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.

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Lower the Cost — Membership

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 monthly perk (1 standard IV drip, 2 IM shots, 2 IV pushes, or 1 shot + 1 push) — a $139.99–$199.99 value that can cover the membership on its own.

✅ Vitality Circle — $99.99/month
1 included perk monthly (1 IV drip, 2 shots, 2 pushes, or 1 + 1) · then 25% off

Each month members receive: one included monthly perk (1 standard IV drip, 2 IM shots, 2 IV pushes, or 1 shot + 1 push), 25% off High-Dose Vitamin C, NAD+, and Iron Infusion, 25% off additional standard IVs, plus reduced ketamine therapy rates ($375 vs $499.99 per mental health session) and priority scheduling. For anyone running a monthly Myers', Immunity, or Glutathione drip, the included perk alone can offset the entire membership — everything else is upside.

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Payment Options

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.

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Transparent Self-Pay

One clear published price per drip — $139.99–$199.99 standard, $299.99–$999.99 premium. Confirmed before you begin, with no surprise bills.

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Vitality Circle Member

$99.99/month for one included monthly perk (1 standard IV drip, 2 IM shots, 2 IV pushes, or 1 shot + 1 push), 25% off premium infusions, and 25% off additional standard drips — the lowest per-drip cost if you go regularly.

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HSA & FSA

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.

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Frequently Asked Questions

IV Therapy Cost & Drips in Baltimore — Answered

At Vita Nova, standard IV vitamin drips cost $139.99 to $199.99 — a flat price covering all 10 formulas, including Myers' Cocktail, Immunity Boost, Glutathione Brightening, and Hydration Boost. Premium infusions are priced higher: High-Dose Vitamin C IV is $299.99–$399.99, NAD+ IV Therapy is $374.99–$999.99 by dose, and Iron Infusion is $425.99–$799.99. Vitality Circle members ($99.99/month) receive one included monthly perk (1 standard IV drip, 2 IM shots, 2 IV pushes, or 1 shot + 1 push) and 25% off every premium infusion. The published price is the full price — there is no separate consultation fee, and all pricing is confirmed before treatment begins.
Nationally, IV vitamin therapy typically costs about $100 to $400 for a standard wellness drip, while specialty and high-dose infusions — such as NAD+, high-dose Vitamin C, and iron — commonly run $300 to $1,000 or more per session. Prices vary with the formula, the dose, the length of the session, and who administers it. Vita Nova's standard drips ($139.99–$199.99) sit within the typical national range, with the difference being that every infusion is anesthesiologist-led under a Johns Hopkins faculty anesthesiologist and priced all-in, with no hidden consultation or booster fees.
You can get IV therapy at Vita Nova Ketamine & Wellness Clinic, 513 Bayview Blvd in the Canton neighborhood of Baltimore, MD 21224. It is a physician-led clinic with free parking, open Monday through Friday 1PM–8PM and Saturday 10AM–2PM. Every infusion is given 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 because walk-in availability cannot be guaranteed. You can book online or call (443) 563-1059.
For simple rehydration, the Hydration Boost IV ($139.99) is the most direct and lowest-cost option — clean intravenous fluid with electrolytes, ideal for dehydration, travel recovery, heat exposure, or athletic recovery. If you also want vitamins and energy support alongside hydration, the Myers' Cocktail ($199.99) adds magnesium, calcium, B vitamins, and Vitamin C. For recovery after alcohol specifically, the Hangover Detox IV ($184.99) pairs fluids with targeted vitamins. Any of the three can be a Vitality Circle member's included monthly perk.
Many people feel the effects of a Myers' Cocktail within a few hours of the infusion, with a lift in energy and hydration that commonly lasts several days to about a week. The exact response varies by person, hydration status, and how depleted your nutrient levels were to begin with. Because the effects are not permanent, many patients schedule the infusion on a regular cadence — often monthly — which is one reason Vitality Circle membership, with one included monthly perk (1 standard IV drip, 2 IM shots, 2 IV pushes, or 1 shot + 1 push), is popular. A single session takes about 45 to 60 minutes.
Glutathione skin brightening is gradual, not instant. Many people begin to notice subtle brightening after about 4 to 6 sessions, with more visible, even-tone changes commonly appearing over 6 to 8 weeks of consistent treatment. Providers often use a short series of sessions followed by periodic maintenance. Results are temporary — brightening fades once treatment stops, so maintenance sessions are needed to sustain it, and individual results vary and are not guaranteed. At Vita Nova, the Glutathione Brightening IV is $199.99, or included as the monthly perk with Vitality Circle membership. Sun protection helps preserve any results.
NAD+ IV therapy costs more than a standard vitamin drip for two main reasons: the NAD+ molecule itself is costly to source at therapeutic doses, and the infusion must be given slowly over several hours to be tolerable — roughly 2 hours for 250mg up to about 5 hours for 750–1000mg. That means far more clinical chair time and staffing per session than a 45-minute drip. At Vita Nova, NAD+ IV runs $374.99 to $999.99 by dose, with 25% off for members. See the NAD+ cost page for a full dose-by-dose breakdown.
IV vitamin therapy is generally suited to healthy adults looking to support hydration, energy, immune resilience, recovery, or skin and wellness goals — and to people whose oral supplements aren't delivering the results they want, since IV delivery bypasses the gut's absorption limits. It is popular with busy professionals, athletes, frequent travelers, and anyone recovering from a demanding stretch. It is not a substitute for medical treatment of a diagnosed condition. People who are pregnant or who have kidney disease, heart conditions, or certain other conditions should be reviewed by a physician first — which is part of the screening at Vita Nova.
IV therapy is a medical procedure and is generally well tolerated when given by licensed clinical staff. The most common considerations are minor and local: brief discomfort, bruising, or irritation at the injection site. Less commonly, some people react to specific ingredients. Certain conditions — including kidney disease, heart conditions, and pregnancy — and some medications warrant physician review before treatment. At Vita Nova, every patient is screened first and each infusion is monitored by clinical staff under anesthesiologist-led care. Tell your care team about any conditions, allergies, and medications beforehand so your formula can be tailored to you.
IV therapy involves placing a needle into a vein and delivering fluids and nutrients directly into the bloodstream, so it should be performed by trained, licensed clinical staff — not self-administered at home. Doing your own IV carries real risks, including infection, incorrect dosing, air in the line, vein damage, and adverse reactions with no medical support present. At Vita Nova, every drip is placed by licensed staff under physician direction, in a clinical setting where you are screened first and monitored throughout. That oversight is a meaningful part of what you are paying for.
Not necessarily. A standard IV therapy drip is typically around 500 to 1,000 milliliters of fluid — roughly one to two of the small bags you may picture — which is a routine, moderate volume for a healthy adult and well within normal ranges for a wellness infusion. Two bags in a session is not unusual, especially for rehydration after travel, heat, exercise, or alcohol. The right volume depends on your size, hydration status, and the formula. At Vita Nova, your clinical team sets the appropriate volume for you as part of pre-treatment screening.
IV vitamin therapy is an elective wellness service and is generally not covered by health insurance, so Vita Nova offers it as transparent self-pay. Many patients use an HSA or FSA card, which Vita Nova accepts; however, because IV wellness therapy is elective, eligibility varies by plan, so confirm with your plan administrator before your visit. Itemized receipts are provided on request. The clearest way to lower your ongoing cost is Vitality Circle membership ($99.99/month), which includes one wellness perk each month (1 standard IV drip, or 2 IM shots, or 2 IV pushes, or 1 IM shot + 1 IV push), then 25% off additional wellness services.
IV Therapy Cost · Canton Baltimore MD

Know Your IV Cost
Before You Book.

Standard drips $139.99–$199.99, premium infusions $299.99–$999.99, and one included monthly perk (1 standard IV drip, 2 IM shots, 2 IV pushes, or 1 shot + 1 push) with Vitality Circle membership. Transparent, anesthesiologist-led, self-pay with HSA/FSA accepted. No driver required.

📍 513 Bayview Blvd · Canton, Baltimore MD 21224  ·  🅿️ Free Parking
Mon–Fri: 1PM–8PM · Sat: 10AM–2PM · (443) 563-1059

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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Pricing & Wellness Disclaimer: All prices are current as of July 2026 and subject to change without notice; exact pricing is confirmed at booking. IV vitamin therapy, NAD+ therapy, High-Dose Vitamin C IV, and Iron Infusion are wellness services and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results vary. IV therapy is a self-pay service and is not billed to insurance; HSA/FSA eligibility varies by plan. This page is for informational purposes only and is not a binding price quote or medical advice. All services are provided by licensed medical staff as anesthesiologist-led care, under the medical direction of Dr. Brijen Joshi MD at Vita Nova Ketamine & Wellness Clinic, 513 Bayview Blvd, Canton, Baltimore MD 21224 · (443) 563-1059.