Mobile IV therapy · Koh Phi Phi
IV drips at your hotel, anywhere on Phi Phi Island.
A licensed Thai nurse comes to your room, bungalow or boat with everything needed for a doctor-approved IV drip. For hangovers, dehydration, food poisoning and hard dive days.
Find the right drip
Hungover Dehydrated Food poisoning Wiped out after diving Run down Sun-tired
Nurses on call today
- Arrival30–60 min
- HoursDaily 8am–10pm
- CoverageAll of Phi Phi Don
Licensed Thai nursesDoctor-approved protocolsSterile, single-use equipmentHotel · villa · bungalow · boatOpen daily 8am–10pm
01The drip menu
Six drips. One honest menu.
Every drip is prepared and given by a licensed nurse after a quick health check. Prices include the visit to your hotel, villa or boat on Phi Phi Don, and we tell you when a drip isn’t the right answer.
02How it works
From first message to feeling better in about an hour.
No clinic, no waiting room, no ferry to the mainland. Stay where you are; the nurse brings everything with them.
Minute 0
Message us
Send your location and how you are feeling on WhatsApp. We usually reply within minutes.
Minute 5
Quick health check
Answer a few short screening questions so we can recommend the safest drip for you.
30–60 min
Nurse arrives
A licensed nurse comes to your room, villa or boat, usually within 30–60 minutes.
About an hour later
Relax & recover
Lie back for 30–60 minutes while the drip works. Your nurse stays with you the whole time.
03Where we go
No cars on the island. We walk, or take a longtail.
Our base is in Tonsai Village, so the village and Loh Dalum are a short walk. Everywhere else on Phi Phi Don, including boats in the bay, we reach by longtail. Tell us where you are and we’ll give you an arrival time before we set off.
04Safety
Clinic standards, island setting.
- Every drip given by a licensed Thai nurse
- Doctor-approved treatment protocols
- Pharmaceutical-grade ingredients from licensed Thai suppliers
- Sterile, single-use equipment for every guest
- Blood pressure and health screening before we start
- Your nurse stays with you for the whole treatment
When we’ll say no to a drip
Chest pain, trouble breathing, confusion, suspected heatstroke, suspected decompression sickness or signs of alcohol poisoning need a hospital, not a drip at your hotel. Call 1669 (Thailand emergency medical services). We would rather tell you honestly than treat you unsafely.
Travelling together
Recovering as a group? Book together.
Birthday trips, dive groups, hen and stag weekends: we bring several nurses so the whole group is back on the beach by lunch. Ask for a group rate when you book 3 or more drips at the same place.
05Guides from our nurses
Staying well on Phi Phi, honestly.
Practical advice for the island, including the times you need a doctor rather than a drip.
Most read
Is there a hospital on Koh Phi Phi?
Clinics, pharmacies and emergency numbers on the island, and when you need the mainland instead.
Heat exhaustion in Thailand
The signs, how to cool down, and when the heat becomes a 1669 emergency.
Jellyfish on Koh Phi Phi
Box jellyfish, first aid on the beach and when a sting is an emergency.
Best hangover cures in Thailand
What actually helps, the myths to skip and a 7-Eleven shopping list.
06FAQ
Questions, answered.
Not sure which drip you need, or whether you need one at all?
How quickly can you get to me?
Usually within 30–60 minutes in Tonsai Village and Loh Dalum. Long Beach, Laem Tong and boats can take a little longer. We will give you an arrival time when you message us.
Where can you treat me?
In your hotel room, bungalow, villa or on a boat. All you need is a comfortable place to sit or lie down.
How long does a drip take?
Most drips take 30–60 minutes, plus about 10 minutes for the health check and setup.
Can I have a drip if I have been drinking?
Yes, our Hangover Recovery drip is designed for the morning after. For your safety we cannot treat anyone who is still heavily intoxicated.
Is an IV drip safe?
Yes, when it is given by a qualified professional. Every treatment is given by a licensed Thai nurse following doctor-approved protocols, with sterile single-use equipment and a health check before we start.
When should I go to hospital instead?
If you have chest pain, difficulty breathing, a head injury, confusion or severe pain, call 1669 (Thailand emergency medical services) or go to the nearest hospital immediately. An IV drip is not a substitute for emergency care.
Feeling rough? One message and a nurse is on the way.
Daily 8:00 – 22:00
In an emergency, call 1669 (Thailand emergency medical services) or go to the nearest hospital.
