How much does mobile IV therapy cost in DFW?

A plain-English look at mobile IV pricing in Dallas-Fort Worth, what drives the cost, and how memberships and HSA/FSA fit in.

Mobile IV therapy in the Dallas-Fort Worth area generally runs from about $99 to a few hundred dollars per session, depending on the drip. At Kando the pricing is flat and published, so there are no surprises at the door.

What does mobile IV therapy cost in DFW?

Here is the current Kando menu: Hydration is $99, the Myers' Cocktail is $169, Myers' Plus is $199, Immunity Boost is $159, Migraine Relief is $149, and Athletic Recovery is $169. NAD+ starts at $399 and is dose-based, so the final price depends on the dose you choose.

What drives the price of an IV drip?

What drives the price is mostly what is in the bag. A simple saline or electrolyte hydration drip is the most affordable. Add a vitamin and mineral blend, a Myers' Cocktail, and the price steps up. Specialty ingredients like glutathione or an amino blend, or a longer NAD+ infusion, cost more because the ingredients and the chair time cost more.

Is the trip fee included?

Mobile service includes the trip to you. Kando delivers to homes, offices, and hotels across Frisco, Little Elm, Plano, McKinney, Allen, and North Texas, and free delivery is included. A licensed RN administers every drip, which is part of what you are paying for, not a technician.

Do memberships lower the cost?

If you go regularly, a membership lowers the per-drip cost. Kando's tiers run $79, $129, and $149 a month and include monthly drips plus 10 to 20 percent off add-ons.

Does insurance, HSA, or FSA cover it?

Kando is private-pay and does not bill insurance, but HSA and FSA funds usually work, and a superbill is available on request if you want to submit for reimbursement.

If you are weighing a single visit against a membership, or are not sure which drip fits, a quick call sorts it out. You can see the full menu on the IV Bar page or book a drip.

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