Planning a group IV drip in Krabi? We look after friends sharing a villa, wedding parties and stag and hen groups. A registered nurse comes to your hotel or villa, and everyone who wants a drip gets their own health check, their own sterile kit and a formula that suits them.
Here’s how group visits work, why to book early for a wedding, and what to tell us.
How a group IV drip visit works
A group visit follows the same steps as our hotel and villa visits, just planned around more people.
- One person gets in touch. Message us with the date, your location, roughly how many people want a drip and which drips they’re interested in.
- We plan the visit. We’ll suggest a time and tell you how we’ll organise it for your numbers, whether that’s everyone at once or drips in turns over a longer slot.
- Each guest is screened. Before anyone starts, the nurse asks about their health, medicines and allergies, and checks their blood pressure and pulse.
- The drips run. Most take 30–45 minutes.
- Payment after treatment. Cash (THB), Thai QR/PromptPay or card. We can give receipts for anyone who wants to claim on insurance.
Everyone gets their own health screening
Each person is assessed on their own, and the nurse may adjust a formula or suggest a different drip.
Sometimes the nurse will advise someone not to have a drip at all, for example if they’re pregnant, have certain heart or kidney conditions, are still very drunk, or have symptoms that need a doctor. That’s a safety decision, not a judgement, and we’d rather say no than take a risk.
Please don’t book on behalf of someone who doesn’t want a drip. Every guest needs to agree to it themselves.
IV drips for a wedding in Krabi
An IV drip for a wedding in Krabi usually fits into one of three moments:
- Before the big day: a hydrating drip for the couple or bridal party after long flights, late rehearsal dinners or a few days of heat. Jet Lag Reset or Island Hydration are common choices.
- The morning after: recovery drips for guests before checkout or the next day’s plans.
- During a wedding week: spread across several days for guests arriving at different times.
Book ahead. Wedding dates are fixed, and the busy season fills up. Get in touch as soon as you know your date and rough numbers. We’ll fit the visit around hair, make-up and photos.
Villa groups and stag or hen parties
Villa groups often book for the morning after a big night. Hangover Rescue is the usual pick: fluids, B vitamins, vitamin C and electrolytes, plus anti-nausea and pain relief if the nurse thinks they’re suitable. It helps with dehydration, nausea and headache. It won’t undo the night.
A few tips for stag and hen groups:
- Book the evening before, so you’re not trying to organise it while everyone feels rough.
- Give us an honest headcount and update us if it changes.
Where we go and what it costs
We visit hotels, resorts and private villas across Ao Nang, Nopparat Thara, Klong Muang, Tubkaek and Railay. Groups staying in the quieter resort areas can read about our visits to Klong Muang and Tubkaek.
Prices per drip are on our drip menu and prices page. For a group, tell us your numbers and drips when you enquire and we’ll give you a clear quote before the visit.
When you’re ready, book your group visit or message us on WhatsApp with your date, location and headcount.
Frequently asked questions
How many people can you treat in one visit?
It depends on the date, time and drips chosen. Tell us your group size when you enquire and we’ll plan the visit, including how long it will take and whether drips run together or in turns.
Does everyone have to have the same drip?
No. Each guest chooses their own drip, and the nurse can adjust it after their health screening. One group visit can include a mix, such as Hangover Rescue, Island Hydration and Myers’ Cocktail.
How far ahead should we book for a wedding?
As early as you can, especially in high season. Send us the date and rough numbers first. You can confirm final names and drips closer to the day.
What if someone in the group feels really unwell?
A drip isn’t the right answer for serious symptoms. If anyone has chest pain, confusion, fainting, severe stomach pain, blood in vomit or stool, or can’t keep fluids down for many hours, call 1669 or go to hospital. The nearest options are Wattanapat Hospital Ao Nang, Bangkok Hospital Krabi and Krabi Hospital.
Ready to feel better?
A registered nurse can come to your hotel or villa in Ao Nang and nearby beaches, or visit our clinic.
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