How our mobile IV drip service works
No clinic, no queue. Message us, answer a few health questions and a licensed nurse comes to your hotel room, villa or boat anywhere on Koh Phi Phi. A visit takes about an hour: 10 minutes for the health check, then 30–60 minutes on the drip.
4 simple steps
From message to recovery in about an hour
1
Message us
Send your location and how you are feeling on WhatsApp. We usually reply within minutes.
2
Quick health check
Answer a few short screening questions so we can recommend the safest drip for you.
3
Nurse arrives
A licensed nurse comes to your room, villa or boat, usually within 30–60 minutes.
4
Relax & recover
Lie back for 30–60 minutes while the drip works. Your nurse stays with you the whole time.
On the day
What to expect during your visit
- Arrival: your nurse introduces themselves and sets up in your room, villa or on deck.
- Health check: blood pressure, pulse and a few questions about your symptoms, allergies and medication.
- Your drip: a small, sterile cannula goes into your arm and the drip runs for 30–60 minutes.
- Throughout: your nurse stays with you and monitors how you feel.
- Afterwards: the cannula is removed, all waste is taken away and you get simple aftercare advice.
Before we arrive
How to prepare for your nurse
- Share your exact location: hotel name and room number, or a map pin if you are on a boat.
- Let us know about any medical conditions, allergies or regular medication.
- Sip some water and eat a light snack if you can manage it.
- Find a comfortable spot where you can sit back or lie down for up to an hour.
Good to know
Questions about the visit
How long does an IV drip take?
Most drips run for 30–60 minutes. Add about 10 minutes for the health check and setup, so plan for roughly an hour from the moment your nurse arrives.
Does an IV drip hurt?
You will feel a quick sharp scratch as the cannula goes in, similar to a blood test. After that most people feel nothing, apart from a cool sensation in the arm as the fluid runs. A small bruise afterwards is common and harmless.
Can you come to my hotel room?
Yes. Most visits happen in a hotel room, bungalow or villa, and we also come to boats anchored in the bay. You just need somewhere comfortable to sit back or lie down for up to an hour.
Can I sleep during the drip?
Yes. Many guests rest or doze. Your nurse stays with you the whole time and keeps an eye on the drip and how you feel.
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