A saline IV bag holds sterile IV fluids. At DripWell in Bedford NH, Basic Hydration is 1 liter of IV fluids with electrolytes and B-complex for $99. A licensed RN places it. The visit is 45–60 minutes. Call (603) 714-1698. That is the bag most people mean when they ask what is in a saline drip here.
What “saline” means on this page
Saline is a common name for sterile IV fluids used in a drip. This article does not invent a salt percentage, a brand of bag, or a size beyond what DripWell lists for Basic Hydration. For that drip, the menu is 1 liter of IV fluids.
The bag is not a drink. You do not swallow it. A licensed RN places the line, and the fluid goes into a vein. It does not pass through the gut first. That is the route. It is not a claim about a medical outcome.
People book Basic Hydration when they want fluids. It may support hydration. This page does not assign the bag to a named illness.
What DripWell puts in Basic Hydration
Basic Hydration is $99. DripWell’s Basic Hydration is 1 liter of IV fluids, plus electrolytes and B-complex. The visit is 45–60 minutes. A licensed RN places every drip.
That is the contents list for the starting drip: 1 liter of IV fluids, electrolytes, and B-complex. Confirm other menu names on the DripWell pricing page.
Other drips are not “just saline”
Hangover Cure is $199. Its menu is fluids, anti-nausea medication, B-complex, and electrolytes. It is also 45–60 minutes. People book it for those days. It may support hydration. This page does not call it a saline-only bag, because anti-nausea medication is on that menu. It also does not say the drip handles a hangover. It describes the list.
Signature drips at $199 are Hangover Cure, Immune Boost, Myers Cocktail, Energy Boost, and Be Lean. Inner Beauty and Performance & Recovery are $249. Those are separate menus. Do not assume each one is only saline. Ask for the menu by name when you book.
NAD+ is not a 45–60 minute fluids visit. NAD+ 250mg is $299 and runs 2–3 hours. NAD+ 500mg is $499 and runs 3–4 hours. A 4-pack is $999. NAD+ visits take 2–4 hours. If you want the short fluids bag, book Basic Hydration, not NAD+.
Where the bag is placed
The Bedford studio is 21 Commerce Park N, Suite D, Bedford, NH 03110. Hours are 8:00 AM–8:00 PM, seven days. Same-day visits are often available. Studio visits have no travel fee.
Dover is 15 Mechanic Street, Suite 117, Dover, NH 03820, at (603) 840-9192. Dover is not the Recovery Room. The Recovery Room is Bedford only, with Normatec compression boots (Hyperice) and an infrared sauna. Those are separate from the bag. This page does not price them.
In-home visits are available across New Hampshire. A licensed RN brings the drip to you. Local in-home is +$50. Outer towns cost more. The travel fee is quoted before you book. The $99 Basic Hydration price and the travel fee are two different lines.
IM shots are not inside the bag. They are in-studio only, about 5 minutes, from $25. Payment can be FSA or HSA, with an itemized receipt. DripWell does not bill health insurance. Say Basic Hydration when you call (603) 714-1698 if you want the 1 liter fluids menu.
FAQ
Is Basic Hydration a 1 liter bag?
Yes. DripWell’s Basic Hydration is 1 liter of IV fluids with electrolytes and B-complex. It is $99 and takes 45–60 minutes. A licensed RN places it.
Does every DripWell drip use only saline?
No. Basic Hydration is IV fluids, electrolytes, and B-complex. Other menus add other items. Hangover Cure, for example, includes anti-nausea medication. Name the drip when you book.
Can I get that bag at home?
Yes. In-home is available anywhere in New Hampshire. Local is +$50. Outer towns cost more, quoted before you book. A studio visit has no travel fee.
Book now: Book a visit or call DripWell at (603) 714-1698.
