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What drives the price of an IV drip, real menu prices from Medic Mantra, and how HSA/FSA and memberships work.
In the Houston area, a mobile IV drip usually costs $175 to $450, and specialty blends with NAD+ cost more. The price reflects what’s in the bag, how much of each ingredient there is, who gives the IV, and the time and travel involved in coming to you.
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| Drip | What it is | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Myers’ Cocktail | The classic: six nutrients in a saline base | $200 |
| Recovery Flow | Taurine and mineral blend | $235 |
| Mantra Myers | Myers’ plus high-dose vitamin C and glutathione | $300 |
| Golden Aura | NAD+, biotin, vitamin C, glutathione | $300 |
| Immune Mantra | High-dose vitamin C, vitamin D, minerals | $330 |
| Momentum Mantra | Performance blend with NAD+ | $350 |
| Revival | The morning-after drip | $425 |
| Full Lotus | The full reset, with every key ingredient | $625 |
Prices are from Medic Mantra’s published menu as of October 2026. Confirm the current price when you book.
Elective IV hydration usually isn’t covered by health insurance. Most drips are HSA/FSA eligible, and Medic Mantra can provide a superbill (an itemized receipt) on request. Check with your plan administrator.
Medic Mantra’s nurses can talk through whether IV hydration makes sense for you, and they’ll tell you if it doesn’t.
This article is for education only and isn’t medical advice. Talk with your healthcare provider about your situation. Clinical review pending: once a licensed clinician reviews this article, their name will appear here.
Call or text a Medic Mantra nurse, 8am–9pm daily.
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© 2026 IV Hydration Texas, an educational resource from Medic Mantra Mobile IV. This content is for education only and is not medical advice. IV therapy is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and results vary. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. For an emergency, call 911.