IV therapy near Boynton Beach
Hydration, vitamin and NAD+ drips in a medical setting
You can get an IV in Boynton Beach a dozen ways, including at your kitchen table. Cosmetica Med Spa is a different kind of stop: a physician-supervised med spa in north Boca Raton, 20 to 30 minutes south, where every drip starts with a health screening and runs in a private room. Drips start at $199.
What's on the menu, and what it costs
IV drips at Cosmetica start at $199. Here's what each option is for, how long it takes and where pricing starts.
| Option | Good for | Time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hydration drip | Travel, heat, a hard workout or a long week | 30 to 60 minutes | From $199 |
| Vitamin drip | Fluids plus vitamins such as B-complex and vitamin C, with minerals | 30 to 60 minutes | From $199 |
| NAD+ IV | Energy and healthy-aging goals. Infused slowly | 2 hours or more | From $399 |
| Vitamin shot | A quick top-up when you don't need a full drip | A few minutes | From $50 |
Your provider recommends a drip after your screening. IV therapy supports hydration and wellness. It doesn't treat disease or replace care from your own doctor.
In a clinic or at home?
Boynton has plenty of mobile IV services, and they're handy if you can't leave the house. Coming to us gets you something different.
| Cosmetica Med Spa | A mobile IV visit | |
|---|---|---|
| Where | A private treatment room in north Boca Raton | Your home, office or hotel |
| Medical oversight | Licensed medical professionals, overseen by our medical director, a board-certified dermatologist | Usually a visiting nurse |
| Timing | A booked time slot, every day 8am to 8pm | An arrival window that depends on the nurse's route |
| Best when | You'd like an hour out of the house, or want to pair your drip with another treatment | You can't leave home |
When Boynton clients book a drip
- After a long day on the water out of the Boynton Inlet
- Before or after a flight through PBI or FLL
- In the middle of a South Florida summer, when the heat wins
- After a long run or ride along A1A
- During a week with too much work and too little sleep
Your first visit, step by step
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| Screening | We go over your health history and medications and check that a drip is right for you |
| Placement | A small catheter goes into your arm. Most people feel a quick pinch |
| The drip | 30 to 60 minutes for most drips, longer for NAD+. Read, answer email or rest |
| After | Back to your day right away |
A light meal and a glass of water beforehand make the IV easier to place. Wear sleeves that roll up, and bring a list of your medications and supplements.
What NAD+ feels like
NAD+ is the one drip that can't be rushed. It runs slowly, usually two hours or more, and some people feel flushing, chest tightness or nausea while it's going in. Slowing the drip usually settles it, which is why we keep a close eye on it the whole time. Research on NAD+ is still developing, and your provider will talk through whether it fits your goals.
After your drip
- Keep the bandage on for about 15 minutes, or an hour if you bruise easily.
- Drink at least 24 ounces of water through the rest of the day.
- Skip exercise for 2 hours.
- A small bruise where the IV went in is common and fades within a few days. Call us at (561) 621-1578 if anything at the site seems unusual.
How often can you get IV therapy?
There's no single answer. It depends on your health, your goals and the drip itself, so your provider sets a schedule that fits you after your screening.
Check with us first if
you have heart failure, kidney disease or high blood pressure, are pregnant or breastfeeding, have G6PD deficiency, or take medication that affects fluids or electrolytes. Your screening is there to keep you safe, and your provider may suggest a different option.
Getting here from Boynton
From Gateway Boulevard or the Quantum area, hop on I-95 south and exit at Yamato Road. From the marina or Ocean Avenue, Federal Highway south through Delray Beach is just as easy. We're in the Sanctuary Shoppes at 4400 N. Federal Hwy, Suite 150, with free parking out front.
For more on each drip, see IV therapy and NAD+ IV therapy.
More for Boynton Beach clients
While you're making the trip, see medical weight loss, hormone therapy, laser hair removal and microneedling. Parking, directions and everything else we offer are on our Boynton Beach page.
Questions from Boynton Beach clients
How much is IV therapy near Boynton Beach?
At Cosmetica Med Spa, IV drips start at $199, NAD+ IV therapy starts at $399 and vitamin shots start at $50.
How long does an IV drip take?
Most drips take 30 to 60 minutes. NAD+ is infused slowly and often takes two hours or more.
Do you come to my home?
Our drips are given at our med spa in north Boca Raton, about 20 to 30 minutes from most of Boynton Beach, so you're in a private room with our medical team close by.
Is IV therapy safe?
Every drip is given by licensed medical professionals after a health screening. Let us know about any heart, kidney or other medical conditions before your visit.
How often can I get a drip?
It depends on your health, goals and the drip. Your provider recommends a schedule after your screening.
Can I drive and go back to work after a drip?
Yes. Most people return to their day right away. Skip exercise for about 2 hours and drink plenty of water.
Why does NAD+ take so long?
NAD+ has to be infused slowly. Going faster can cause flushing, chest tightness or nausea, so it usually runs two hours or more.
Can I book online?
Yes. Book online with a $100 deposit, which is credited to your treatment, or call (561) 621-1578.
Book a drip, a short drive from Boynton Beach
4400 N. Federal Hwy, Suite 150, Boca Raton. Open every day, 8am to 8pm.