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IV therapy in London, compared
This page compares the published IV drip prices of six London clinics, including The Wellness in Marylebone, where drips start at £395 and a GMC registered doctor oversees every infusion.
How much does IV therapy cost in London?
A hydration drip at these six London clinics costs from about £120 to £395, and 500 mg of NAD+ costs from £390 to £750. We read each price on the provider's own website on 12 October 2026.
| Clinic | What they sell | Published price | What the price includes | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Wellness | Seven drips and iron IV, overseen by a doctor | From £395 a drip, Myer’s Cocktail £495, NAD+ 500 mg £600, Apex Performance £1,275, iron IV from £950 | A health screening with your first drip, with your medical history and medicines reviewed, and the drip given by a trained nurse over 45 to 90 minutes. Iron IV follows a blood test review, is given by a doctor who stays throughout, and includes the consultation and the follow-up check. | Marylebone, London |
| Third Space | Drips inside a sports medicine practice | Hydration £130, Energy Booster £275, NAD+ 250 mg £460, NAD+ 500 mg £750 | The page does not list what each drip contains. Open to non-members, beside physiotherapy and osteopathy. | Third Space Soho, 67 Brewer Street, W1F |
| HUM2N | NAD+ by dose, and three visit loading courses | NAD+ 250 mg £290, NAD+ 500 mg £390, loading courses £500 and £600 | Both courses are three visits with 1.5 g of NAD+ and a supernutrient infusion. The £600 course adds three 45 minute hyperbaric oxygen sessions. | Chelsea, 35 Ixworth Place SW3, and Six Senses, 1 Redan Place W2 |
| Effect Doctors | Doctor led drips, in clinic or at home | Express mini drip from £125, Myers’ Cocktail from £275, NAD+ from £350, Limitless NAD from £550 | Doctor led and registered with the CQC, with the whole menu priced on one page and visits to homes and hotels in London. | 11 Greek Street, Soho W1D, and Westfield W12 |
| Get A Drip | Drips across eleven London sites | Hydration about £120, Energy (Myers Cocktail) about £180 | A medical consultation at no charge before any drip, with the dose of each ingredient printed on the drip page. | Eleven London sites, including Kensington, King’s Road, Canary Wharf and Shoreditch |
| IV Boost UK | A menu of 23 drips, including NAD+, high dose vitamin C and iron | Does not publish | The menu gives each drip’s name and a short description, without a price. | 48 Wimpole Street, Marylebone W1G |
We read each provider’s prices on its own website on 12 October 2026. The links to every page we read are at the end of this page.
What each clinic does well
Get A Drip has the widest London network we found, with eleven sites. It requires a medical consultation, at no charge, before any drip, and it prints the dose of each ingredient on the drip page.
Effect Doctors is doctor led and registered with the CQC. It prices its whole menu on one page and sends a clinician to homes and hotels across London.
HUM2N prices NAD+ by dose and sells a three visit loading course, one version paired with hyperbaric oxygen, at two clinics including Six Senses.
Third Space gives drips inside a sports medicine practice, next to physiotherapy and osteopathy, and you do not need to be a member.
IV Boost UK has the broadest menu we found, with 23 infusions, on Wimpole Street in Marylebone.
When another clinic is the right choice
Every other clinic in this table charges less than The Wellness for a basic drip. Get A Drip charges about £120 for a hydration drip and Third Space £130, about a third of our £395. For NAD+, HUM2N charges £390 for 500 mg, against our £600 for the same dose. If you are well, you know which drip you want and you would like it close to work or home, Get A Drip's eleven sites or a home visit from Effect Doctors will suit you better.
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Ask about IV therapyQuestions to ask any IV clinic
- Who reviews my medical history and medicines before the drip, and are they a doctor?
- What exactly is in the drip, and at what dose?
- Who places the line, and who is on site if I feel unwell during the infusion?
- Do I need a blood test first for what I want to treat?
- What does the price include, and is the consultation charged separately?
How to read an IV price
Compare the dose as well as the name. A drip sold as NAD+ can hold 250 mg or 500 mg, and Third Space charges £460 and £750 for the two.
Check whether the consultation is included. At The Wellness the health screening with your first drip is included, and the iron infusion price from £950 includes the consultation and the follow-up check.
Ask for the total price of a course before you start, because most menus price one visit at a time.
What the evidence says
Evidence that vitamin drips help is limited. In a placebo-controlled pilot trial of the Myers’ Cocktail in people with fibromyalgia, both groups improved, and the difference between the drip and the placebo was not statistically significant. Ali and colleagues, Intravenous micronutrient therapy (Myers’ Cocktail) for fibromyalgia, a placebo-controlled pilot study, Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 2009
Intravenous iron has a clear place. The British Society of Gastroenterology recommends considering it when iron tablets are unsuitable, have not worked or are not tolerated. Snook and colleagues, British Society of Gastroenterology guidelines for the management of iron deficiency anaemia in adults, Gut, 2021
Low iron has a cause that needs finding. The same guideline reports that about a third of men and postmenopausal women with iron deficiency anaemia have an underlying condition, most often in the gut. Snook and colleagues, British Society of Gastroenterology guidelines for the management of iron deficiency anaemia in adults, Gut, 2021
Warning signs at any clinic
- Nobody asks about your medical history or your medicines before the drip.
- The menu names the drip but not what is in it or the dose.
- The clinic claims a drip cures an illness or protects you from infection.
- An iron infusion is offered without a recent blood test.
- Nobody clinically qualified stays on site while the infusion runs.
How IV therapy at The Wellness works
IV therapy at The Wellness is given inside a private GP clinic. Your medical history and medicines are reviewed before your first drip, a GMC registered doctor oversees every infusion and a trained nurse places the line. If tiredness is the reason you are booking, a doctor can arrange a blood test first, and the result decides whether a drip, iron or another treatment is right for you. Iron IV is given only after a blood test review, by a doctor who stays for the whole infusion, and your levels are checked again afterwards.
What you get at The Wellness
- Your medical history and medicines are reviewed before your first drip.
- A GMC registered doctor oversees every infusion, and a trained nurse places the line.
- Each drip lists its ingredients, and NAD+ Therapy states its dose of 500 mg.
- Drips take 45 to 90 minutes, in a treatment room in Marylebone.
- Iron IV follows a review of your blood results, is given by a doctor who stays throughout, and includes the follow-up check of your levels.
- Same day appointments are often available.
What else people ask
At the six clinics on this page, a hydration drip costs from about £120 at Get A Drip to £395 at The Wellness. A Myers’ Cocktail costs from about £180 to £495. Where the clinic states the dose, 500 mg of NAD+ costs from £390 to £750. We read each price on the provider's own website on 12 October 2026.
At The Wellness your medical history and medicines are reviewed before your first drip, and a GMC registered doctor oversees every infusion. Get A Drip also requires a medical consultation before any drip. IV fluids are not suitable for everyone, including some people with kidney disease or a heart condition, which is why the history comes first.
HUM2N charges £290 for 250 mg and £390 for 500 mg. Third Space charges £460 and £750 for the same doses, and Effect Doctors starts at £350. At The Wellness, NAD+ Therapy is £600 for 500 mg with B vitamins and magnesium, and takes 60 to 90 minutes.
At The Wellness an iron infusion costs from £950, with the consultation and the follow-up check included. It follows a review of your blood results, and a doctor prescribes and gives the infusion and stays for the whole of it. None of the other clinics on this page publishes an iron infusion price.
Most drips at The Wellness take 45 to 60 minutes. NAD+ Therapy and Apex Performance take 60 to 90 minutes, because they run more slowly.
Where each figure and finding comes from
- The Wellness, thewellnesslondon.com/services/iv-therapy
- Third Space, thirdspace.london/?p=38396, read 12 October 2026
- HUM2N, hum2n.com/iv-lab/nad-repletion, read 12 October 2026
- Effect Doctors, effectdoctors.com/iv-drips, read 12 October 2026
- Get A Drip, getadrip.com/iv-vitamin-drips/hydration-drip and getadrip.com/iv-vitamin-drips/energy-drip, read 12 October 2026
- IV Boost UK, ivboost.uk/iv-drips, read 12 October 2026
- Ali and colleagues, Intravenous micronutrient therapy (Myers’ Cocktail) for fibromyalgia, a placebo-controlled pilot study, Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 2009
- Snook and colleagues, British Society of Gastroenterology guidelines for the management of iron deficiency anaemia in adults, Gut, 2021
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Your medical history is reviewed before your first drip, and a doctor oversees every infusion. Drips start at £395.
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