Desert Rehydrate
Most bookedSaline with electrolytes. A straightforward choice after a hike, a hot day on the patio or a stomach bug that's left you drained.
IV lounge · Old Town Scottsdale
Nurse-led IV drips and vitamin boosters on Second Street. A licensed nurse reviews your health history before every drip, then you put your feet up in a quiet recliner.
Drip menu
Every drip is a 1-liter bag of fluids unless noted. Prices include the nurse consult and IV start. Add a booster to any drip for a few dollars more.
Saline with electrolytes. A straightforward choice after a hike, a hot day on the patio or a stomach bug that's left you drained.
Fluids with B-complex, B12, vitamin C, magnesium and calcium, modelled on the long-standing Myers'-style formula.
High-dose vitamin C, zinc and B-complex. A popular pick before travel or during a busy season at work.
Fluids, electrolytes, magnesium and amino acids for the day after a long ride, a race or a hard training block.
Biotin, vitamin C and B-complex in fluids, finished with a glutathione push. Many guests book it before an event.
Infused slowly at a pace your nurse sets for comfort. 250 mg or 500 mg. First-timers start with a short consult call.
Fluids, B-complex, magnesium and anti-nausea option if your nurse approves it. Handy when Sky Harbor is only 15 minutes away.
Short injections or add-ons to any drip. About five minutes in the chair.
IV therapy is a wellness service and isn't a substitute for medical care. Drips may help with hydration and how you feel day to day; results vary. Not suitable for everyone, which is why a licensed nurse reviews your health history and vitals before each visit.
Tidewell Membership
For regulars who'd rather not think about it. Cancel any time after three months.
$159 / month
How we work
Health history, medications and vitals are reviewed by a licensed RN before any IV starts, not just on your first visit.
Our protocols are written and reviewed by a supervising medical director licensed in Arizona.
Vitamins and fluids come from licensed US compounding and wholesale pharmacies. Bags are mixed per guest, never in advance.
Blankets, phone chargers, fast Wi-Fi and filtered water. Bring a laptop or close your eyes.
Your first visit
Pick a time online or by phone. We text a short health-history form to complete before you arrive.
Your RN reviews the form, checks blood pressure and pulse, and agrees the drip with you. About 10 minutes.
Most drips take 45 to 60 minutes in a private recliner. Your nurse checks on you throughout.
No downtime. Drink water through the day and call us with any questions afterwards.
Old Town team
Clinical lead
Twelve years in emergency and urgent care. Sets protocols for the Old Town lounge and handles NAD+ consults.
Infusion nurse
Former ICU nurse with a gentle IV start. Weekday mornings and Saturday.
Infusion nurse
Endurance athlete who helps riders and runners plan recovery drips around race days.
Lounge manager
Runs bookings, memberships and the front desk. The person to call about group visits.
Reviews
Sample reviews for this template.
Came in after a 9-mile hike in July. The nurse went through my meds properly before anything else, which I appreciated. In and out in 50 minutes.
Mateo got the IV in first try, and I'm a hard stick. Quiet room, good chairs, no upselling. I've been back four times.
The membership pays for itself if you come monthly. Easy to book online and the front desk always texts a reminder.
Visit us
| Monday – Thursday | 8:00 am – 7:00 pm |
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| Friday | 8:00 am – 6:00 pm |
| Saturday | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm |
| Sunday | 10:00 am – 3:00 pm |
Free parking in the garage behind the building. Last drip starts one hour before close.
Book a drip
Tell us when you'd like to come in. We'll confirm by text and send a short health-history form so your nurse can review it before you arrive.
Prefer to talk it through? Call (480) 555-0186.