Hangover IV in NYC. Fluids, B Vitamins and Something for the Nausea.
From $25045 minNo downtime
A hangover IV in NYC does one job. A liter of fluids with electrolytes and B vitamins, plus a prescription anti nausea medicine if the doctor agrees it is right for you, in forty five minutes in a quiet room with the lights low. At Club 116 on Central Park South it is $250, and it is booked most on Saturdays and Sundays, for a reason nobody needs explained.
Medically reviewed · September 2026
What a Hangover IV Does, and What It Cannot Do.
A hangover IV is a liter of fluids with electrolytes and B vitamins, given through a cannula in the arm over about forty five minutes, with a prescription anti nausea medicine added when a doctor decides it is appropriate. It is a comfort service for the morning after, not a medical treatment. At Club 116 in Manhattan it costs $250.
Alcohol makes you pass more water than you take in, so you wake up dehydrated with a gut that does not want to drink anything. Fluids into a vein skip the gut, which is why most people feel the difference within the hour. The B vitamins are a small top up. The anti nausea medicine is the part people notice most, and the part only a doctor can decide on, because it is a prescription drug with its own cautions. What the drip cannot do: it does not sober you up, it does not undo the night, and it does not make you safe to drive.
Who it is for
The morning after, when a meeting, a flight, a wedding or a child's birthday party is not optional. People who need to be functional by noon rather than by tomorrow. It is booked most on Saturday and Sunday mornings by Manhattan adults who would rather spend forty five minutes in a dark room than a whole day on the sofa.
Why do it here
A doctor prescribes every drip and a licensed clinician places and supervises it. The screening comes first, and it is honest: if you are not well enough for a drip that morning, or your symptoms look like something other than a hangover, the doctor says so and there is no consultation fee for the conversation. IV formulas come from accredited compounding pharmacies. The room is quiet, the lights are low, and we open at 8am on Saturdays.
Before, During and After.
A short screening and a set of vitals: blood pressure, pulse, temperature, and questions about your heart, kidneys, allergies, medicines and whether you might be pregnant. The doctor prescribes the formula for the morning you are having and decides whether the anti nausea medicine is appropriate for you. If it is not, the drip runs without it.
A small cannula in the arm, about the same pinch as a blood test. Then forty five minutes in a reclining chair with a blanket, the lights low and nobody talking to you unless you want them to. Most people fall asleep. A clinician checks on you throughout.
Nothing to recover from. A small dressing over the cannula site is all that shows, and it comes off within the hour. Eat something. If you were given a medicine that can make you drowsy, arrange a ride rather than driving.
Hydration is felt within the hour, and the nausea usually eases in the same window if medicine was given. The rest of a hangover still fades the way it always has, with food, water and time. The drip shortens the miserable part; it does not delete it.
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Downtime and aftercare
None. Occasionally a small bruise where the cannula went in, gone within a few days. Some anti nausea medicines cause drowsiness for a few hours, so plan a taxi or the subway rather than a car if you were given one. Eat a proper meal; the drip replaces fluid, not breakfast.
Not for you if
You have kidney disease or heart failure, because extra fluid volume is a real risk with either. You have a G6PD deficiency (an inherited enzyme condition) and the formula includes high dose vitamin C. You have a known allergy to any component. You are pregnant or might be, unless your obstetrician knows you are here. The screening also checks you are well enough that morning to have it at all.
Members
Members pay $200, 20% off list, and the first signature facial is included when you join. Weekly is the sensible ceiling for any drip, and the doctor sets it.
Individual results vary
Nothing on this page is a guarantee of an outcome or a substitute for the consultation. Suitability is confirmed by a clinician before anything is booked, and consent is taken in writing.
Hangover IV in NYC: Questions People Ask First.
How much does a hangover IV cost in NYC?
At Club 116 on Central Park South a hangover IV is $250, and members pay $200. That covers the screening, the cannula, a liter of fluids with electrolytes and B vitamins, the anti nausea medicine if the doctor prescribes it, and forty five minutes in a quiet private room. No consultation fee, no deposit.
How long does a hangover drip take, and when can I come in?
Forty five minutes in the chair, plus a few minutes of screening. We open at 8am Monday to Saturday, so a Saturday morning slot is easy to get. Sundays are by arrangement, so message the front desk the night before if you can see it coming. Weekly is the sensible ceiling.
Does a hangover IV actually work?
It rehydrates you faster than drinking, and if the doctor prescribes an anti nausea medicine it takes the edge off the part that stops you eating and drinking. Most people feel noticeably better within the hour. It does not cure a hangover, sober you up or undo the night, and the tiredness still needs food and sleep.
Who should not have a hangover drip?
Anyone with a heart or kidney condition, anyone with a G6PD deficiency, anyone allergic to a component, and anyone who is pregnant or might be, unless their obstetrician knows. If you are still intoxicated or your symptoms look like something other than a hangover, the doctor will say so. Tell us first; it changes what we do.
Is a doctor involved in a hangover IV?
Yes. The anti nausea medicine is a prescription drug, so only a doctor can decide whether you get it and at what dose. A doctor prescribes the whole formula, a licensed clinician places and supervises the drip, and the formulas come from accredited compounding pharmacies.
Where is Club 116, and can I walk in?
116 Central Park South, Suite 3, Midtown Manhattan, three minutes from the N, Q, R and W at 57th Street. Booking ahead gets you a room; a card holds the slot and is only charged if you cancel inside 24 hours. Call the front desk if you are already on your way.
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