IV Therapy & Vitamin Drips in El Paso

At Solas Health & Wellness, most IV drips are $130 for a 1-liter bag or $90 for 500 mL (Myers Cocktail, Immune Support, Performance & Recovery, and Beauty). The Hydration Drip is $95 (1L) or $75 (500 mL). The NAD+ infusion is $200 (250 mL). Groups of 2 or more save 25%.

A Myers Cocktail is a popular IV wellness blend that typically includes magnesium, calcium, B vitamins (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12), and vitamin C in a saline solution. It's one of the most commonly requested IV drips for general wellness, energy, and immune support.

Effects vary by person and lifestyle. Some patients feel refreshed the same day, while others notice benefits for several days. Factors like hydration status, sleep, stress, and overall health all play a role. Many patients schedule IV support regularly as part of their wellness routine.

Most IV drips take 30–60 minutes depending on the formulation and your individual infusion rate. NAD+ infusions typically take longer — 1.5–3 hours depending on the dose — because they're administered slowly. See our NAD+ IV therapy page for full timing and dosing detail.

Yes, when administered by a qualified provider. At Solas, all IV therapy is overseen by Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC. We review your health history before every drip to ensure the blend is appropriate for you.

Yes! Groups of 2 or more receive 25% off their IV drips. Great for bachelorette parties, post-event recovery, or coming in with a friend. Call us to arrange.

Solas Health & Wellness at 6633 N Mesa St, Suite 508, El Paso, TX 79912 offers IV drip therapy on the West Side of El Paso, convenient to the Upper Valley, Westside, Santa Teresa, and Las Cruces, NM. Every IV is placed by Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC — not a tech. Call (915) 266-3174 or book online.

Yes. IV hydration is one of the fastest ways to recover from a hangover because it replaces the fluids and electrolytes lost to alcohol and delivers them directly into your bloodstream. At Solas, our Hydration Drip ($95 for 1L) and Performance & Recovery Drip ($130 for 1L) are popular hangover-recovery options, and we can add anti-nausea or vitamin support. IV therapy eases hangover symptoms but is not a cure for intoxication.

For many people, yes — IV therapy delivers fluids, vitamins, and nutrients at 100% absorption, which is useful for dehydration, illness recovery, hangovers, low energy, and athletic recovery. It works best as a complement to good nutrition and hydration, not a replacement. Because every drip at Solas is overseen by an FNP-BC, you get a blend matched to your health history rather than a one-size-fits-all bag. Read more in our Are IV Drips Worth It? guide.

A vitamin IV drip delivers vitamins, minerals, and fluids straight into your bloodstream for near-100% absorption. Our most popular vitamin drip is the Myers Cocktail — B vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium, and calcium — and we also offer immune, performance & recovery, hydration, and beauty blends. Your provider helps you choose the right drip for your goals.

It depends on your goals. Some patients come in once for a specific need — illness, travel, a hangover, or a big event — while others get a drip every few weeks as part of a wellness routine. Because every IV at Solas is overseen by an FNP-BC, we'll recommend a cadence that fits your health and lifestyle.

At Solas Health & Wellness in El Paso, the IV menu includes the Myers' Cocktail (the classic wellness blend), NAD+ IV therapy for energy and longevity, energy & immunity drips, hydration and hangover-recovery IVs, performance & athletic recovery, and beauty/glow IVs. Every infusion is administered by Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC, and tailored to your goals.

The Hydration Drip is the most affordable IV at Solas Health & Wellness — $75 for 500 mL or $95 for 1 liter. It's pure IV fluid plus electrolytes, which is what most patients actually need for hangover recovery, post-illness rehydration, or after intense exercise. Adding a vitamin blend (Myers Cocktail, Immune Support, Performance & Recovery, or Beauty) is $90 (500 mL) or $130 (1 liter). Groups of 2+ save 25% across the menu.

Most healthy adults are candidates for IV therapy. Common situations where IV drips help: dehydration from illness, travel, or alcohol; recovery from intense exercise or competition; immune support during cold and flu season; energy and brain fog support (NAD+); pre/post-event wellness; and routine wellness maintenance. IV therapy is not appropriate during pregnancy without provider clearance, in active or recent serious infection, congestive heart failure, severe kidney disease, or specific allergies to IV ingredients. Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC reviews your health history before every drip.

Yes. Solas Health & Wellness sees IV therapy patients from across the El Paso–Las Cruces borderplex, including El Paso, the Upper Valley, Canutillo, Vinton, Anthony (TX/NM), Sunland Park, Santa Teresa, Mesilla, Horizon City, and Las Cruces, NM. Most patients drive in for the appointment since IV therapy requires onsite administration — we don't offer mobile IV service. Our West Side El Paso clinic at 6633 N Mesa St, Suite 508 is convenient to both Texas and New Mexico patients.

Most patients feel a noticeable shift during the infusion itself — better hydration, less brain fog, mood lift — and the fullest effect within 12–24 hours after. NAD+ infusions are an exception: the energy and clarity shift typically lands 24–48 hours after the session because NAD has to be incorporated into cellular machinery before you feel it. How long results last depends on what you came in for.

For most patients, yes. Alcohol depletes you three ways — dehydration, B-vitamin loss (especially B1), and inflammation/nausea from acetaldehyde. Drinking water addresses dehydration but not the other two. A hangover-recovery IV (hydration + B-complex + sometimes anti-nausea + anti-inflammatory) addresses all three at once with 100% bioavailability. Most patients feel meaningfully better before the bag is even empty.

Yes — one of the most popular use cases. When you're fighting an active viral illness, gut absorption is impaired, you're dehydrated, and the immune system is working overtime. An immune-support IV (high-dose vitamin C, zinc, B-complex, hydration) bypasses the gut. Many patients book one at the first sign of symptoms to shorten the illness curve. We do screen for active fever and acute serious infections — those go to urgent care first.

Wellness/maintenance patients typically come in once a month. Athletes pre/post-event might do 2–3 IVs in a heavy training week. Patients fighting illness might come 2–3 times in a week then taper. NAD+ protocols are different — usually a series of 3–5 sessions over 1–2 weeks then monthly maintenance. No hard upper limit for standard wellness drips at our doses.

Generally very safe at our doses when administered by a qualified provider. Common minor risks: small bruising at the IV site, brief vein irritation, occasional lightheadedness if the drip rate is too fast. Rare but real: allergic reactions to specific ingredients (we screen at intake), and very rare infiltration. At Solas every IV is placed and run by Celeste Cisneros, FNP-BC — not a tech — so adjustments happen in real time. Not appropriate during pregnancy without provider clearance, in active serious infection, or severe heart/kidney disease.