Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about services.
What makes Quik Drip Mobile IV different from other providers?
We only hire registered nurses to provide our IV therapy services. Our team consists of highly trained and experienced professionals who are passionate about providing personalized care to each of our patients. We also offer a wide range of IV packages and vitamin additives that we can customize to meet your healthcare needs.
What is IV therapy?
"IV" stands for intra-(inside) venous-(veins). IV is a method of administering fluids, vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and medications into the bloodstream for rapid absorption to help aid in symptom relief of a multitude of things, from illness, nausea/vomiting, migraines, and dehydration to health promotion, wellness, athletic performance/recovery, and more!
Is IV therapy safe?
Yes. We only hire certified registered nurses with years of experience. Our providers work under the direction of a medical doctor and follow strict policies and protocols while following all regulatory requirements to ensure they keep themselves and our clients safe. Our medical director also oversees each patient prior to treatment via telehealth appointments for a "Pre-IV Exam" (PIE) to ensure the safety of each client we serve.
What is IV therapy used for?
We aid in symptom management of:
-Active Chemo/Radiation
-Allergies
-Atheletic Performance/Recovery
-Autoimmune Disorders
-Bachelor/Bachelorette Parties
-COVID-19/Flu/RSV
-Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome/Cannabis Hyperemesis
-Dehydration/Heat Exposure
-Food Poisoning/Stomach Bug
-Gout
-Gastric Bypass/Sleeve
-Hangovers
-Health Promotion/Wellness
-Inflammatory Bowel Issues (IBS, Crohn's Disease, Diverticulosis)
-Jet lag
-Lyme Disease
-Migraines/Headaches
-Pancreatitis
-Multiple Sclerosis
-POTS
-Shingles
-Withdrawal/Substance Dependence
-And more!
If you don't see your specific ailment listed above, call or text to speak with a medical provider to see if IV therapy will be beneficial for you!
How does mobile IV therapy work?
One of our registered nurses comes to your convenient location (i.e., home, work, hotel, golf course, etc.).
The provider will assess you, your vital signs, lung sounds, medical history, medications, and treatment goals.
You and the provider choose an IV package that best suits your symptoms and treatment goals.
The provider will then insert an IV, hook you up to the IV fluids, add any vitamins, minerals, or amino acids, and then push medications (if needed).
You relax, watch TV, play on your phone, listen to music, talk with the provider, or do your work while the provider monitors you throughout your treatment.
Once the infusion is complete, the provider will reassess your vital signs and lung sounds, discontinue your IV, collect payment, and thank you.
You go about your day as you normally would.
What do the providers do while the IV is running?
Our certified registered nurse will stay with you during your entire infusion—from start to finish. As your infusion is running, the provider will monitor you, assess vital signs and lung sounds, and complete your medical chart.
How long does IV therapy take?
The entire appointment from start to finish takes approximately 45-60 minutes.**. Add an additional 15-20 minutes for each additional person if getting IV therapy in a group setting. Appointments can also run longer if getting NAD+.
**This is just an approximation based on typical appointment times; the actual length of an IV therapy session may vary.
Where are you located?
Quik Drip Mobile IV is located in the state of Arizona. We are 100% mobile and come to you! We can see you at your convenience from home, work, a job site, a hotel, the gym, a nail salon, etc.
Are there any travel fees?
We do not have travel fees if you live in an area we service. However, if you are requesting IV therapy in an area we do not service, there is a $100 travel fee for select areas. We are available by phone or text if you need to inquire about specific locations serviced.
How do I pay?
We accept all major credit/debit cards, Venmo, Zelle, Cash App, Google/Apple Pay, PayPal, and cash.
Do you offer discounts?
Military, nurses, firefighters, police officers, and teachers all get 10% off.
We also offer group discounts:
10% off for 3-9 people
15% off for 10-19 people
20% off for 20+ people
What are your hours?
We are open Sunday-Friday from 10 am to 6 pm.
I already take vitamins. Do I really need IV vitamin therapy?
IV vitamins are 100% absorbed and available for immediate use by your body, whereas vitamins taken by mouth are only about 30-50% absorbed. At Quik Drip Mobile IV, we like you to be as informed and educated as possible so you can make the best decisions regarding your health care. The choice is yours, and we are available to answer any questions you may have regarding your treatment.
I have COVID-19/the flu/am sick. Can you still see me?
Yes, we can. We just ask that you wear a mask during treatment and that you let your dispatcher or provider know up front so they can take the proper precautions to prevent spreading infection to others.
I'm pregnant or breastfeeding. Is IV therapy safe for me?
Yes! Our vitamins and some medications are safe during pregnancy. All of our providers have been educated on which vitamins/medications are safe to use during pregnancy and breastfeeding and have strict policies and protocols to follow. IV hydration and vitamin therapy can actually be very beneficial for aiding in symptom management of morning sickness, heartburn, headaches, dehydration, and much more. It can also help in lactation and milk production. At Quik Drip Mobile IV, we understand how important it is to ensure the safety of both mother and baby; therefore, to ensure we provide the safest care possible, we only treat pregnant clients during the first trimester (conception-12 weeks) and once again at 8 weeks postpartum.
Do you treat children?
No. At this time, we only treat adults 18 years of age and older.
Can you access my port?
Unfortunately, we cannot access ports in the home setting. Our providers do not carry the appropriate equipment with them to access ports, as this is a sterile procedure. Although our providers are trained to access ports, we also do not want to risk any mistakes with port access, as we know how crucial that access is to your other medical treatments received outside of IV therapy. Our providers will start a new IV access on you to receive IV therapy treatment and will remove that access at the end of treatment.