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IV Drip in Bali: Types, Prices, Benefits & Where to Get One (2026)

IV drip therapy has become one of the most popular medical services for tourists in Bali.

Types of IV Drips

Hydration Drip

  • What: Normal saline (0.9% NaCl)
  • Best for: Dehydration from heat, diarrhea, or vomiting
  • Duration: 30-45 minutes
  • Cost: Included in Vitamin IV Drip (Rp 800.000)

    • Vitamin C Boost

  • What: High-dose vitamin C in saline
  • Best for: Immune support, jet lag recovery, fighting off illness
  • Duration: 30-45 minutes
  • Cost: Rp 800.000

    • Hangover Recovery

  • What: Saline + B vitamins + anti-nausea + pain relief
  • Best for: Morning-after hangover, alcohol poisoning recovery
  • Duration: 30-45 minutes
  • Cost: Rp 750.000

    • Immune Boost

  • What: Multivitamin blend with zinc and B complex
  • Best for: Feeling run down, prevention during travel
  • Duration: 30-45 minutes
  • Cost: Rp 800.000

    • Why IV vs Oral Supplements?

  • 100% absorption - Bypasses the digestive system entirely
  • Immediate effect - Feel results within 30 minutes
  • Higher doses - Can deliver therapeutic doses not achievable orally
  • No stomach upset - Important when nauseous

    • What to Expect

  • Doctor arrives at your villa with IV equipment
  • Brief health assessment (blood pressure, medical history)
  • IV line inserted (minor pinch)
  • 30-45 minutes of drip while you relax
  • Doctor monitors throughout
  • IV removed, you feel dramatically better

    • Is It Safe?

    Yes, when administered by a licensed doctor. Our doctors use sterile, single-use equipment and monitor you throughout. We do not operate IV bars - every drip is administered by a physician.

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