Dripp IV

About Dripp IV

What is Dripp IV?

Dripp IV mainly provides IV hydration and vitamin injections. It has offices in West Covina, Long Beach and Downey, and lists a Santa Ana location as coming soon. Its nurses also come to homes, offices and events. In its own words: "Our certified nurses deliver custom-formulated drips directly to your location."

Its newer line is peptide and weight management care. It lists GLP's (Weight Management), Custom Peptide Therapy and NAD+ Take Home Kits, and names PT-141, NAD+ and glutathione injections among its medications. Shay is the only prescriber it names. The peptide process starts with a consultation, followed by a blood draw, a history review and a personal plan. It also runs an Oxygen Bar at its Long Beach office, offers Dripp Party events, and does lab draws through Access Medical Lab with 24-hour results.

This listing is for its West Covina office at 1543 W Garvey Ave N Suite 200.

What does it cost?

It publishes prices for its IV menu: Hydration Dripp at $120, Myers Cocktail at $175 and The Boss Special at $199. An extra 1000ml bag costs $50, and add-on vitamins are $35 unless a drip says otherwise. Memberships are listed as 5 injections for $100 and 4 IV therapies for $600 at a location, or 4 IV therapies for $850 on its concierge membership.

It does not publish peptide or GLP-1 prices. It does not say whether medication is included in any price, whether it takes insurance, what the consultation fee is, or how memberships are cancelled.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the prescription for peptide and GLP care, and whether that is Shay. Ask whether the program price includes the medication, and whether the medication is brand-name or compounded. It does not name the GLP-1 medication it uses, so ask which one it is.

Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, and whether follow-up can happen by video. It does not say. Ask whether a clinician prescribes the NAD+ kits, since it does not say that either. Ask for its office hours, because it does not publish them. Finally, ask how a membership is cancelled and whether any part of it is refundable.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a nurse to come to you for IV hydration or vitamin injections and you are ready to pay for it yourself. For peptide or GLP-1 care, it is worth calling once you have answers on the prescriber, the medication and the price.

Sources: drippiv.com, drippiv.com/peptide-therapy, drippiv.com/services, drippiv.com/payment-plans, drippiv.com/about-us

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