IV Therapy Servicein Dubai
Relax at home, in your office or at your hotel while a licensed nurse sets up and watches over your drip. A doctor checks your health first, because IV drips are not suitable for everyone.
- Doctor assessment first
- Licensed nurses
- Sterile single-use kits
IV Drip Services at Home
Every drip starts with a doctor check. Then a licensed nurse comes to you with a sterile, single-use kit and stays until the drip is finished.
Hydration Drip
Fluids and electrolytes given through a vein, for adults who need help with hydration. A doctor checks you first.
- Doctor-approved fluids
- Nurse stays with you
Vitamin Drip
A drip with vitamins chosen by the doctor after your assessment. It does not replace a balanced diet.
- Ingredients explained clearly
- Dose set by the doctor
Recovery Hydration
For mild dehydration after a minor illness, such as a stomach bug, when a doctor advises fluids.
- Doctor-assessed first
- Referral if hospital care is needed
Travel and Jet-Lag Hydration
Fluids at your hotel or home after a long flight, if the doctor agrees it is suitable for you.
- Hotel and home visits
- Calm, private setting
Doctor Assessment First
A short review of your symptoms, medicines and allergies before every drip, so we only go ahead when it is safe.
- Honest advice
- We say no when needed
Add-On Vitamin Shots
Small vitamin injections a doctor may suggest alongside a drip, only if they are suitable for you.
- Doctor decides
- Clear pricing first
What Goes Into a Drip
A drip is mostly sterile fluid, sometimes with added minerals or vitamins. Tap a bubble or a name to see what each one is, in plain words.
Saline fluid
The base of most dripsSterile salt water that is close to the body's own fluids. It is the base of most drips and helps with hydration.
Busy professionalsWho IV Therapy Is For
A home drip can suit different people, but only after a doctor checks it is right for you.
Busy professionals
Book a drip at home or at the office around your schedule, after a quick doctor check.
- Early and late slots
- Office visits
- Discreet service
How a Home Drip Works
Five calm steps, from booking to aftercare. Nothing goes ahead until the doctor is happy it is right for you.
- 1
Book online
Choose a time and place that suits you: home, office or hotel.
- 2
Quick health questions
Answer a few simple questions about your health, medicines and allergies.
- 3
Doctor assessment
A doctor reviews your answers and decides whether a drip is suitable, and which one.
- 4
Nurse sets up the drip
A licensed nurse sets up your drip at home and stays with you while it runs, usually about 30 to 60 minutes.
- 5
Aftercare advice
You get simple aftercare tips, and we check in afterwards to see how you feel.
Safety Comes First
Five layers of care surround every drip we give. Tap a ring or a layer to see what it means for you.
A doctor reviews your health, medicines and allergies before any drip. If a drip is not right for you, we will say so.
Your drip is set up by a licensed nurse trained in IV care, who stays with you from start to finish.
Needles, lines and bags are sterile, opened in front of you, used once and disposed of safely.
The nurse checks how you feel and watches the drip site the whole time, and stops if anything seems wrong.
You get clear aftercare advice, and we follow up afterwards to make sure you are feeling well.
Before and After Your Drip
A little preparation helps your drip go smoothly, and a few simple steps afterwards help you feel your best.
Before your drip
Eat a light meal
A small meal a few hours before helps you feel comfortable during the drip.
Drink water
Sip water through the day, unless your doctor has told you otherwise.
Wear comfortable sleeves
Loose sleeves make it easy for the nurse to reach your arm.
Tell us about your medicines
Share your medicines, allergies and health conditions during the assessment.
After your drip
Keep the site clean
Leave the small dressing on as advised and keep the area clean and dry.
Rest if needed
Take it easy for a while if you feel tired after your drip.
Watch for swelling or redness
Tell us, or seek medical help, if the site becomes painful, swollen, red or warm, or if you feel unwell.
General advice only. Always follow the aftercare instructions your nurse gives you.
Why Choose Our IV Therapy at Home
Pull a cord to light each reason. Safety comes first in every visit, from the first check to the last minute of your drip.
Doctor-assessed first
A licensed doctor checks your health, history and medicines before any drip, and tells you honestly if a drip is not right for you.
Pull the cord to lightLicensed nurses
Your drip is placed and watched by a licensed, experienced nurse who stays with you from the first minute to the last.
Pull the cord to lightSterile single-use kits
Every cannula, line and bag is sterile, sealed and used only once, then disposed of safely after your visit.
Pull the cord to lightComfort of home
Relax on your own sofa or bed. No waiting rooms and no travel, at a time that suits you.
Pull the cord to lightEvery drip starts with a doctor assessment. If a drip is not suitable for you, we will say so.
When to Get Urgent Help
IV drips at home are usually calm and simple, but your safety comes first. Know these signs, during the drip or in the hours after it.
If you notice any of these signs
Stop and call emergency services or go to the emergency department.
If this happens during the drip, tell the nurse at once. A home visit is not for emergencies.
All urgent signs
- Problems at the drip site: Swelling, pain or coldness where the line goes in.
- Fever or chills: Shivering, feeling hot or cold, during or after the drip.
- Breathing trouble: Breathlessness or tightness in the chest.
- Allergic reaction: Rash, or swelling of the face, lips or throat.
- Dizziness or fainting: Feeling faint, very light-headed or passing out.
- Chest pain: Any new pain, pressure or tightness in the chest.
This list is general guidance only and does not cover every situation. If you are worried about how you feel, get medical help straight away.
What Families Tell Us
Peel back each card to read the next review. Calm visits, clear advice and careful nurses, at home.
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The nurse arrived on time, explained each step and checked on me the whole time. Everything felt clean and calm.
I liked that a doctor asked about my health and medicines first. They were honest about what a drip can and cannot do.
Booking was simple and the visit was relaxed. I stayed on my own sofa while the nurse looked after everything.
We booked for two people at home. The nurse was patient with both of us and very careful with the kits.
Clear price before the visit, friendly team and no rush. The nurse left clear aftercare advice too.
Simple, Clear Pricing
Choose a drip to see what is included. Every price includes a doctor assessment first, and you know the cost before we visit.
Hydration drip
Fluids and electrolytes
AED450per visit
- Doctor assessment before the drip
- Licensed nurse at home
- Saline and electrolytes
- Sterile single-use kit
- About 30 to 45 minutes
Vitamin drip
Fluids with added vitamins
AED650per visit
- Doctor assessment before the drip
- Licensed nurse at home
- Fluids with B and C vitamins
- Sterile single-use kit
- About 45 to 60 minutes
Drip for two people
Two hydration drips, one visit
AED850per visit
- Doctor assessment for each person
- One nurse, one visit
- Two hydration drips
- Two sterile single-use kits
- Same address, same time
NOTE: Prices shown are examples only and will be confirmed before booking. The doctor assessment is included (please confirm). Final drip contents depend on your assessment.
Questions About IV Therapy
Pop a bubble to read the answer. Honest answers, with no promises we cannot keep.
Is IV therapy safe at home?
For most healthy adults it is a simple procedure when done properly. A licensed doctor checks your health first, and a licensed nurse places the drip with sterile single-use equipment and stays with you throughout.
Is IV therapy safe at home?
For most healthy adults it is a simple procedure when done properly. A licensed doctor checks your health first, and a licensed nurse places the drip with sterile single-use equipment and stays with you throughout.
Who should not have a drip?
A drip may not be suitable for people with some heart, kidney or blood pressure conditions, during pregnancy, or with certain medicines or allergies. The doctor will check this and tell you honestly if a drip is not right for you.
How long does it take?
Most drips take about 30 to 60 minutes. With the doctor check and setting up, plan for around an hour and a half for the whole visit.
Does it hurt?
You may feel a small sharp scratch when the cannula goes in. After that most people feel little or nothing. Tell the nurse at once if the drip site becomes painful or swollen.
Do vitamin drips boost immunity?
The evidence for vitamin drips in healthy people is limited, so we make no promises about immunity, energy or detox. A drip can help with hydration, and the doctor will explain what to realistically expect.
Can I book for two?
Yes. You can book a drip for two people at the same address and time. Each person has their own doctor assessment and their own sterile kit.
What areas do you cover?
We visit homes, hotels and offices across Dubai. Share your location when you book and we will confirm the visit time.
Do I need blood tests?
Most people do not need a blood test before a simple hydration drip. If the doctor needs more information about your health, they may suggest one first.
How do I book?
Book online with your preferred date, time and drip. We confirm the price and time, then a doctor assesses you before the nurse starts the drip.
Book a Doctor-Assessed Drip at Home
A licensed doctor checks your health first, then a licensed nurse gives your drip calmly, at a time that suits you.
- Doctor assessment first
- Licensed nurses
- Sterile single-use kits