Mobile IV vitamin drips and NAD+ brought to your hotel room, home or office by an RN, in five metros across Nevada, California and Florida
Reset IV has no clinic. There is no drip lounge and no waiting room. You book online, by phone or by text, and a registered nurse drives to wherever you are with the bag and the pole. Typical arrival is 45 to 60 minutes, the service runs 8am to 10pm seven days a week, and a standard infusion takes 30 to 45 minutes. The Las Vegas office on Hillwood Drive is where dispatch and admin sit, not somewhere patients go. The menu is priced ร la carte and posted openly, which is unusual in this corner of the market. Bags run from $189 for Still Spinning, saline plus one medication, up to $1,500 for the Gold Drip. NAD+ is sold in four separate doses from 250mg at $299 to 1000mg at $999, each with its published infusion time, and the longer ones genuinely take three to four hours or more. Prices are the same in every market, there are no travel fees, and payment is taken after treatment rather than upfront. Insurance is not accepted, though HSA and FSA cards are. Every nurse is a licensed RN, and the company says it hires four or five out of every hundred who apply, with at least a year of IV insertion experience required. Clinical oversight is remote: the site describes a physician or nurse practitioner who is on call to approve treatment, and Reset IV does not name a medical director anywhere on its site, its LinkedIn, or in its press coverage. If knowing who signs off on your care matters to you, ask before you book. Alongside the drips there is a separate telehealth arm that ships compounded semaglutide, tirzepatide and peptides for self-injection after labs and a virtual consult. That side of the business drew an FDA warning letter in September 2025 over how the compounded weight loss drugs were described. Reset IV does no stem cell, exosome or PRP work of any kind, and the IV therapy here is vitamins and hydration rather than anything cellular.
Starting from
$189
per treatment
Typical range
$189 to $1,500
Every drip is priced individually and the full menu is published. The floor is $189 for Still Spinning and the ceiling $1,500 for the Gold Drip, with most bags between $199 and $369. Standalone NAD+ runs $299 for 250mg up to $999 for 1000mg, and add-ons are $25 to $119. No travel fee, no booking fee, no deposit, and you pay after treatment. Shipped medication is billed monthly: semaglutide $349, tirzepatide $449, peptides $299. No insurance, but HSA and FSA work. Group rates on request.
Pricing is indicative and set by each clinic. Confirm the final cost directly before treatment.
3 reviews
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Experience
I recently tried IV therapy and had a great experience. Daniel was very knowledgeable, friendly, and made me feel comfortable throughout the entire process. Highly recommended booking with him!! The treatment was relaxing, and I noticed a significant improvement in my energy levels and overall hydration afterward.
Experience
James came to my hotel room at the Cosmopolitan to do hydration IV therapy- he was prompt, cordial and very knowledgeable. I told him my symptoms to which he suggested some add ons without pressure. Got set up and going quickly- he was good comfortable conversation during treatment. I will be keeping him in my contacts for the next time we come to Vegas.
Experience
The original company was sold in 2025. It's nowhere close to what it used to be. It's no longer 24/7. They still claim convenient, timely booking, but it's not true. They told me it would be 16 hours before someone could get to me. I used to recommend Reset IV to everyone. I had the swag, I invested, I believed in the brand..this is not that company.
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4.8out of 5 on Google from 308 ratings
Google's review topics for Reset IV center on mobile IV therapy, with reviewers most often mentioning hangover and nausea drips, migraines, and how quickly a nurse arrived. A Birdeye mirror of Google reviews repeats praise for nurse communication and vein access, plus a recent one star complaint about scheduling delays after a 2025 ownership change.
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Reddit discussion is thin but favorable. In a 2024 r/LasVegas thread asking about hangover IV services, two commenters pointed to Reset IV, noting nurses come to the hotel room with no added travel fee, and one said they book it every trip. A Vegas bachelorette thread lists it as an in room drip option.
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Daniel Rubenstein
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Started Reset IV in Las Vegas in 2017. He has had migraines his whole life and had gone to the emergency room repeatedly just to get a drip, and built the company around the idea that the bag could come to you instead. He is a business founder rather than a clinician and does not hold published medical credentials.
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