Pricing Guide · South Boston
IV Therapy Cost in Boston
Transparent pricing for every drip, shot, and add-on at IV League Hydration. No hidden fees, HSA/FSA accepted, membership pricing available.
Medically directed and founded by Olivia Kelly, NP, NP, RN — Licensed since 2003.
IV therapy pricing varies wildly across Boston — from $79 pop-up specials to $500+ boutique drips. What actually matters: is your drip administered by a licensed medical professional? Is it pharmaceutical-grade? Are the doses therapeutic or homeopathic? Below is our full price list at IV League Hydration, along with what you're actually getting for each price point.
Pricing
Transparent pricing
The Rookie
$119
1L saline + electrolytes — walk-in friendly
Headache Hero
$159
Migraine + tension relief
Cramp Champ
$149
PMS + menstrual cramp relief
Gamechanger
$159
Energy + immune + recovery
Sick Day Hero
$209
Cold/flu recovery
Hail Mary
$209
Our #1 hangover drip
Gym Bag
$249
Marathon runner favorite
MVP
$269
Full immune + wellness stack
Inner Beauty Drip
$269
Glutathione + biotin + vitamin C
Defensive Immunity
$299
Highest-dose immune stack
NAD+ IV — 250mg
$425
Cellular energy + cognition
B12 Shot
$30
Walk-in vitamin injection
HSA/FSA accepted. Ask about membership pricing.
Benefits
Why patients choose IV therapy pricing
No hidden fees
Every posted price includes nurse time, IV supplies, and every listed ingredient. What you see is what you pay.
HSA / FSA accepted
Use pre-tax health dollars for your IV drips and injections. Ask for a superbill for potential reimbursement.
Membership pricing
Members save 15–50% on every visit. Break-even at 2 drips or 4 injections per month.
Free consultation for weight loss
Semaglutide, tirzepatide, and peptide therapy consultations are free — no drip needed.
Who it's for
Is IV therapy pricing right for you?
- Comparing IV therapy pricing across Boston clinics
- First-time clients budgeting a wellness routine
- Semaglutide clients pricing a full weight-loss program
- Corporate wellness planners quoting group events
- HSA/FSA users maximizing pre-tax health spend
The process
What to expect at your visit
Pick your drip
Use the price list above or ask a nurse to match you to the right drip for your goals.
Book or walk in
Book online for guaranteed slot. Walk-ins accepted 10am–4pm at both locations.
Pay at checkout
We accept cards, HSA/FSA, and Apple Pay. No hidden fees or surprise charges.
Consider membership
If you're doing 2+ drips/month, membership pays for itself immediately.
Locations
Two South Boston clinics
IV League Hydration — L Street (East Campus)
47 L StreetSouth Boston, MA 02127
Mon – Tue: 10am – 6pm · Wed: Closed · Thu – Fri: 10am – 6pm · Sat – Sun: 10am – 2pm
IV League Hydration — A Street (West Campus)
36 A StreetSouth Boston, MA 02127
Mon – Tue: 10am – 6pm · Wed: Closed · Thu – Fri: 10am – 6pm · Sat – Sun: 10am – 2pm
Serving South Boston, Seaport, Fort Point, City Point, Dorchester Heights, the Financial District, Back Bay, Beacon Hill, the South End, the North End, Cambridge and Brookline.
Neighborhood pages:Back BayBeacon HillSouth EndNorth EndSeaportCambridgeBrookline
See our full guide to IV therapy in Boston. Mobile IV service available anywhere in Greater Boston — learn about mobile IV in Boston.
FAQ
Common questions
How much does an IV drip cost on average?
IV drips at established medical clinics typically range from $100 to $500 per session depending on the ingredients. At IV League Hydration in Boston, our Rookie Drip starts at $119 and specialty drips like NAD+ go up to $425+. Beware of drips priced under $100 — they typically contain sub-therapeutic doses.
Why do IV therapy prices vary so much?
Three big factors: (1) the ingredients and doses (a therapeutic glutathione or NAD+ dose is expensive), (2) whether a licensed medical professional administers the drip, and (3) whether the formula is pharmaceutical-grade. Cheap drips usually cut all three.
Is IV therapy covered by insurance?
IV therapy is considered wellness/elective and is not covered by insurance. However, IV League accepts HSA and FSA cards — many clients use pre-tax dollars for their drips and shots.
Does IV League offer memberships?
Yes — our monthly membership saves 15–50% on every drip, injection, and add-on. Best value for anyone doing 2+ drips per month or weekly B12/lipo/semaglutide injections.
Are there hidden fees?
No. Our posted prices include everything — nurse time, IV supplies, and every listed ingredient. Only add-ons (extra B12, glutathione, etc.) or mobile-visit concierge fees are extra, and we quote those clearly upfront.
What's the cheapest IV drip at IV League?
The Rookie ($119) is our entry-level hydration + electrolyte drip. For a quick pick-me-up, a B12 shot is $30. Both are walk-in friendly at both South Boston locations.
Ready to book iv therapy pricing?
Same-week appointments available. Free consultations for weight loss and peptide clients.