The experience

From message to rest, in three steps.

Simple for you. Rigorous behind the scenes.

How it works

  1. Message us on WhatsApp

    Tell us where you are staying, how many guests and which drip you have in mind. We reply in minutes, at any hour.

  2. A two-minute doctor check

    Answer a short set of health questions. A doctor reviews them and approves the drip, adjusts it, or advises against it.

  3. The nurse arrives. You relax.

    Your nurse arrives in about 60 minutes, sets up quietly and stays with you for the entire infusion.

Safety & standards

What happens behind the calm

  • Licensed nurses

    Every nurse holds a valid licence and has hands-on IV experience.

  • Medical oversight

    A doctor reviews each booking and remains reachable during the visit.

  • Sterile, sealed, single-use

    Ingredients come from licensed pharmaceutical suppliers in sealed packaging. Needles and lines are single-use.

  • Prepared for the unexpected

    Vital signs are checked before and during the drip, and every nurse carries an emergency kit.

Who should not have a drip

When we will say no

For your safety, IV therapy is not suitable if you:

  • Are pregnant or breastfeeding, unless your own doctor has approved it
  • Have heart failure or serious heart disease
  • Have kidney disease or are on dialysis
  • Have a known allergy to any ingredient in the drip
  • Are under 18 years old
  • Are severely intoxicated, confused or unable to give consent
  • Have chest pain, difficulty breathing or any other emergency

In an emergency, call 112. Our doctor may decline or adjust any booking.

Questions

Frequently asked

How quickly can a nurse arrive?

In most central districts, about 60 minutes after the doctor approves your booking. Timing can vary with traffic, distance and the hour.

Is it safe?

Every booking is reviewed by a doctor, drips are given by licensed nurses, and ingredients are sealed and single-use. Like any medical procedure, IV therapy carries small risks, which your nurse will explain.

How long does a drip take?

Most drips take 45 to 60 minutes. NAD+ is infused slowly and can take two to four hours. Allow a little extra time for setup.

Will my hotel mind?

Our nurses are discreet and used to five-star hotels. Their arrival is arranged like any guest visiting your suite.

Can several people have a drip at the same time?

Yes. Tell us how many guests, and we send enough nurses so everyone is cared for together. Larger groups and events are priced on request.

How do I pay?

Payment is taken on the day, by card or cash. Prices are quoted in euros per person, with the visit included.

Do you come at night?

Yes, 24 hours a day. Visits between 00:00 and 07:00 carry a night supplement of €60.

What if the doctor does not approve my drip?

We explain why, suggest an alternative where appropriate, and you are not charged.