The Phoenix metro — including Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, and the rest of the Valley — is the largest IV therapy market we track, with more providers publishing prices than anywhere else in our dataset. Scottsdale alone has more priced menus than most entire cities.
Key Findings
- The median published price of a Myers Cocktail in the Phoenix area is $199, based on 65 provider menus. Half of all published prices fall between $180 and $210.
- Basic hydration drips are the cheapest way into an IV chair: median $125, with published prices starting at $50.
- NAD+ is the widest price spread we track in Phoenix: published prices run $50 to $755 — a 15x gap for the same named therapy, driven mostly by dose (250 mg vs 500 mg+) and infusion time.
- Phoenix has the cheapest median Myers Cocktail of the 3 metros we track.
- 37 of the 83 providers with published prices offer mobile service — they come to your home, office, or hotel, sometimes with a travel fee on top of menu price.
Phoenix IV Therapy Prices by Treatment
Median and range of prices published on provider menus, July 2026. Typical = middle 50% of published prices (25th–75th percentile).
| Treatment | Median | Typical | Full range | Menus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Immune Support IV | $205 | $175 – $250 | $99 – $335 | 65 |
| Myers Cocktail | $199 | $180 – $210 | $130 – $369 | 65 |
| Hydration IV | $125 | $103 – $150 | $50 – $299 | 63 |
| Hangover Recovery IV | $218 | $176 – $275 | $105 – $355 | 58 |
| Athletic Recovery IV | $225 | $190 – $275 | $150 – $375 | 49 |
| NAD+ IV Therapy | $250 | $220 – $349 | $50 – $755 | 48 |
| Beauty IV | $225 | $200 – $275 | $75 – $325 | 43 |
| Custom IV | $189 | $145 – $250 | $99 – $495 | 39 |
| Energy IV | $200 | $175 – $220 | $115 – $300 | 33 |
| Migraine Relief IV | $225 | $185 – $283 | $135 – $325 | 31 |
| Weight Loss IV | $219 | $187 – $289 | $125 – $355 | 21 |
| Vitamin C IV | $185 | $159 – $215 | $140 – $315 | 16 |
How Phoenix Compares
Median published prices across the metros we track, July 2026.
Lowest Published Prices in Phoenix
Starting prices as published on provider menus — confirm when booking.
Where These Numbers Come From
Every price in this report was published by the provider on its own website menu and collected by our pipeline in July 2026. Estimated or quoted-on-request prices are excluded; each provider contributes its starting price per treatment. The Phoenix aggregate covers providers in Chandler, El Mirage, Gilbert, Glendale, Goodyear, Laveen Village, Mesa, Paradise Valley, Peoria, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe.
Nobody pays to appear in this data, and the full dataset behind it is free to browse. A machine-readable version is at /api/prices/stats. Journalists and researchers: cite as “IV Infusion Finder, July 2026” and link this page — we can break the numbers down further on request.
Phoenix IV Therapy Costs: Common Questions
How much does IV therapy cost in Phoenix?
Based on 531 prices published by 83 Phoenix-area providers (July 2026): basic hydration drips run $50–$299 with a median of $125, a Myers Cocktail has a median of $199, and specialty drips like NAD+ run up to $755.
What is the cheapest IV drip in Phoenix?
The lowest published price we track in the Phoenix area is $50 for a basic hydration IV (The Finer Point Mobile IV, Phoenix). Prices change — confirm with the provider before booking.
Where do these numbers come from?
Every price on this page was published by the provider on its own website menu and collected by our pipeline (July 2026). We exclude estimated prices, quote each provider's starting price per treatment, and compute medians per metro. Nobody pays to be included, and the full dataset is browsable free on this site.
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Prices reflect what providers publish on their own websites and change without notice — always confirm with the provider. This page is informational, not medical advice; see our medical disclaimer.