Why an IV beats a sports drink
Alcohol dehydrates you and strips electrolytes and B vitamins, and a wrecked stomach can barely keep water down. An IV skips digestion entirely — fluids, meds and vitamins go straight into your bloodstream at 100% absorption, which is why relief comes in minutes, not hours.
What's in The Reboot — $149
One liter of electrolyte-balanced fluids, anti-nausea medication, anti-inflammatory medication, and a B-complex blend. Want more firepower? Add glutathione or extra fluids from the Build Your Hype menu when you book.
We come to the scene of the crime
Book mobile and an RN meets you at home or your hotel — no sunglasses-in-the-lobby walk of shame required. Or grab a dark, quiet chair at the lounge. Same-day slots go fast on weekends; book early.
The science of why you feel wrecked
A hangover is a pile-up: alcohol suppresses the hormone that keeps water in your body, so you wake up genuinely dehydrated. Its breakdown product, acetaldehyde, drives nausea and inflammation. Your electrolytes are down, your B vitamins were spent metabolizing the alcohol, and your blood sugar is on the floor. Coffee fixes none of that. The Reboot addresses each mechanism at once — which is why it works when the greasy breakfast doesn't.
Make it a double: add-ons that help
The Reboot handles the core damage, but the Build Your Hype bar lets you stack it for how you actually feel. Pounding headache? Extra anti-inflammatory. Room still spinning? A second anti-nausea push. Big day you can't cancel? B12 and an amino blend for energy that lasts past noon. Tell your RN how the night went — they'll tune the bag.
The group rescue is our specialty
Weddings, bachelor and bachelorette weekends, golf trips, reunions — when the whole crew is hurting, we dispatch multiple RNs and run a drip line (pun intended) through the Airbnb. Everyone picks their own formula, everyone gets screened individually, and the group rate for 3+ makes it cheaper than the brunch nobody could eat anyway.