Quickie IV Drips: 20-Minute Versions of Our Menu, With Prices
A Quickie is one of our regular drips in a half-liter bag instead of a full liter: about 20 minutes in the chair instead of 40, and $30 less. At our south Tulsa clinic, Quickies run from $70 (Alpha Hydration Quickie) to $270 (Alpha Super Immune Quickie). Eight drips come in this format: six can be booked online and two by phone.
Quickie menu and prices
| Quickie (half liter, about 20 min) | In clinic | Same drip, 1 liter | Mobile Quickie (call) | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alpha Hydration Quickie | $70 | $100 | — | Online or phone |
| Alpha Myers (Banana Bag) Quickie | $160 | $190 | $210 | Online or phone |
| Alpha Performance Recovery Quickie | $160 | $190 | $210 | Online or phone |
| Alpha Myers Elite Quickie | $195 | $225 | $245 | Online or phone |
| Alpha Immune Quickie | $220 | $250 | $270 | Online or phone |
| Alpha Super Immune Quickie | $270 | $300 | $320 | Online or phone |
| Alpha Hangover Elite Quickie (includes Toradol and Zofran; provider approval needed) | $160 | $190 | $210 | Phone only |
| Alpha Migraine Elite Quickie (includes Toradol and Zofran; provider approval needed) | $160 | $190 | $210 | Phone only |
Prices can change; the booking page shows the current price. Mobile visits come to you within 11 miles of South Tulsa, Sapulpa, Broken Arrow and Coweta.
Across the menu, every Quickie costs $30 less than its 1-liter version, and a mobile Quickie costs $50 more than the same Quickie in the clinic. There's no mobile Hydration Quickie. Mobile visits are booked by phone; our mobile IV page lists the full-size mobile drips and the service area, so ask about mobile Quickies when you call. We also offer 20% off IV infusions for active military, veterans, nurses, teachers, linemen and first responders.
Two Quickies are booked by phone
The six Quickies marked "Online or phone" can be booked online. The Alpha Hangover Elite Quickie and Alpha Migraine Elite Quickie ($160 each) are booked by phone at (918) 210-7568; their full-size versions are Alpha Hangover Elite and Alpha Migraine Elite.
Both include Toradol and Zofran, prescription drugs the provider has to approve at your Good Faith Exam. Tell the team what you've already taken that day, including any pain relievers, and about your medications and health conditions. If symptoms are sudden or severe, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room instead of booking an IV; a headache unlike your usual ones is a reason to see your physician first.
What changes in a Quickie, and what doesn't
- The ingredient list stays the same. A Quickie has the same ingredients on the menu as its 1-liter version, in a half-liter bag; the menu doesn't print amounts, so ask the team if you want the doses.
- The fluid is halved. Half the bag means half the fluid in that visit, which is why it runs in about 20 minutes instead of 40.
- The care doesn't change. A shorter visit isn't a less careful one: it's the same clinic and the same team, just a smaller bag. Before any drip, tell the team about your health conditions and medications.
- Boosts work the same way. You can add boosts to a Quickie when you book online, just as with a full bag. They're charged at your visit, and the vitamin, mineral and amino-acid boosts are $30 each.
Who tends to choose a Quickie
The format exists for people whose main constraint is time.
- People on a tight schedule. A Quickie fits a lunch break, a gap between errands or a morning before work.
- Repeat clients topping off. Someone who already has a longer session booked for later in the week, or had one earlier in the month, might use a Quickie as a lighter, in-between visit. How often is right for you is the provider's call; see what affects how many IV sessions you need.
- Anyone who prefers less time in the chair. Not every reason is logistical.
To pick the drip itself, the two immune Quickies are compared in Alpha Immune vs. Super Immune, the two Myers Quickies in what's in the Banana Bag, and Performance Recovery in IV therapy for workout recovery.
Your first visit and the $79 deal
New to Alpha IV? Your first visit starts with a $35 Good Faith Exam, a short telehealth visit with a licensed provider that covers you for 12 months. The exam is charged when you book online and the drip is paid at your visit, so a first Alpha Myers (Banana Bag) Quickie, for example, comes to $195 ($35 + $160).
One caveat if you plan to use the $79 new-client offer: it covers the Good Faith Exam plus an Alpha Hydration Liter, in the clinic, for $79 all-in charged when you book, so that first visit is the full-size format rather than a Quickie. If hydration is what you're after, the deal costs less than the exam plus an Alpha Hydration Quickie ($35 + $70 = $105), though the full liter takes about 40 minutes instead of 20.
How to book a Quickie
Book the Alpha Hydration Quickie or book the Alpha Myers (Banana Bag) Quickie online; the other four online Quickies are booked the same way. For the Hangover Elite or Migraine Elite Quickie, or any mobile Quickie, call (918) 210-7568. Walk-ins are welcome when chairs are open, but we recommend booking ahead, especially for hangover and migraine drips and weekend slots.