Frequently asked questions.

Given by trained medical staff after proper screening, IV therapy is very safe. A registered nurse checks your blood pressure, history, medicines and allergies before every drip and stays with you throughout. Read more in Is an IV drip safe in Thailand?

Drips may not be suitable in pregnancy, with heart or kidney conditions, or with some medicines. The nurse will talk this through during screening.

You’ll feel a quick pinch as the small cannula goes in. After that most people feel nothing more than a cool sensation in the arm.

No. If you still seem intoxicated, the nurse will postpone the drip for your safety. See hangover drip timing.

It depends on where you’re staying and how busy we are. Send your hotel name and we’ll give you an honest arrival time before you confirm.

Ao Nang, Nopparat Thara, Klong Muang, Tubkaek and Railay (by longtail boat). See hotel & villa visits.

Yes. Each person has their own screening and can choose a different drip. See group & wedding drips.

Most drips take 30–45 minutes once the line is in. Allow about an hour in total including the health check.

After your treatment, by cash (THB), Thai QR / PromptPay or card.

It depends on your policy and the reason for the drip. We give you an itemised receipt. Read does travel insurance cover an IV drip?

All current prices are on our drip menu. Any visit fee for your area is quoted when you book.

Keep the puncture site dry for the rest of the day and ask your nurse. See IV drip aftercare.

Hydration benefits are felt within hours; how long they last depends on what caused the dehydration. See how long IV drip effects last.

Message us straight away. For chest pain, breathing problems or confusion, call 1669 or go to the nearest hospital.