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How to Book a Food Poisoning Fix IV
Just Three Steps
1. Pick IV
3. Feel Better
Select from our range of IV Cocktails, or ask us to create your own.
The appointment runs 30 to 45 minutes, and the nurse stays with you for all of it.
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Why Get a Food Poisoning Fix IV Drip?
What People Book It For
Restoring Liquids
Restoring Electrolytes
B Vitamins
Ondansetron Included
The Food Poisoning IV Drip Contains:
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1000 ml Saline With Electrolytes
Sterile salt water at roughly the concentration of the body's own fluid. It is the volume in the bag and the carrier for everything else in it.
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Electrolytes are the minerals dissolved in body fluid, sodium, potassium, magnesium and calcium among them. They leave the body in whatever the body loses, which is why they are in a bag that starts at a litre rather than in a bag that starts at 500ml.
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Water soluble vitamins the body uses as cofactors in energy metabolism and does not store in any quantity, so they are replaced rather than stockpiled.
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Ondansetron (Zofran)
A prescription anti nausea medication. It is in this bag as standard rather than as a paid add on, and a provider approves it before a nurse gives it. We will not tell you what it will do for you on the day. That is a clinical judgment and it belongs to the provider who approves your drip, not to a web page.
What Is the Food Poisoning Fix IV Drip?
1000ml Saline, Mineral and Electrolyte Blend, B Vitamins, Ondansetron
The Food Poisoning Fix IV is a mobile IV drip a nurse brings to you: 1000ml of saline, a mineral and electrolyte blend, B vitamins and ondansetron, an anti nausea medication. The appointment runs 30 to 45 minutes from the nurse arriving to the nurse leaving.
It starts at a full 1000ml. Almost every other drip on our menu starts at 500ml, with a full litre available at no extra cost on request, and the Food Poisoning Fix IV and the Saline Hydration IV are the only two that start at a litre as standard. That is the whole design of this bag. When someone has spent a night losing fluid, the volume is where we would rather begin.
The fluid goes into a vein rather than through the stomach. That is a statement about the route, not a promise about how anyone will feel, and it is the honest reason people look for an IV rather than a bottle of electrolyte drink when nothing is staying down.
What the Food Poisoning IV Does Not Do
This section exists because the honest limits change whether you should book at all.
It does not treat the infection or the toxin. There is no antibiotic and no antiviral in this bag. Most food poisoning and most stomach flu is self limiting, meaning the body clears it on its own timeline, and this drip does not change that timeline.
It does not shorten the illness, and we will not write that it does.
It does not diagnose anything. No labs are drawn on this appointment, no stool test is taken, and no nurse on this drip will tell you what you have.
It is not emergency care and it is not a substitute for it. Read the emergency care section before you book.
It is not guaranteed. A nurse practitioner has to approve the drip, and if what you describe does not fit an at-home infusion the answer is no and the drip is not given.
If you cannot keep any water down at all, say so when you book. That single fact changes what the provider approves. It may mean the drip goes ahead, and it may mean we tell you to be seen in person instead. Either way we would rather know before a nurse is at your door than after.
How a Food Poisoning Fix IV Appointment Works
1. Book.
Pick a time and tell us where you will be. Home, hotel, office or boat are all normal. Nothing is due at booking. Tell us anything relevant while you are there, including medical conditions, medications and allergies, and if you are in a building with a doorman or a gate, add the entry details so the nurse can reach you without calling up from the lobby. Same day appointments are usually available. Cancellations need 4 hours of notice, and groups of two or more need 8.
2. Your telehealth exam, once a calendar year.
Before your first drip of the year, a nurse practitioner reviews and approves it on a short telehealth call, about 5 minutes. You may see it called a good faith exam. It is the step that makes this a clinical service rather than a delivery, and it is the same call whichever drip you book. It happens at the start of your appointment. It is a separate $39 charge, once per calendar year rather than every time you book, and members do not pay it. If you have already had it this year, you skip this step.
3. Your appointment.
The nurse arrives with everything in a case. They check your blood pressure, pulse and oxygen saturation before anything is placed, go through your history with you, and answer whatever you want to ask. Then the line goes into a vein in your arm or the back of your hand, the Food Poisoning Fix IV runs, and the nurse stays with you for all of it rather than placing the line and leaving. The appointment runs 30 to 45 minutes from the nurse arriving to the nurse leaving. Most people take it on the sofa or in bed, reading or working. Every nurse carries an emergency kit: an epinephrine auto injector, a pulse oximeter, a blood pressure cuff and stethoscope, a charged phone and an anaphylaxis card.
4. Afterwards.
The nurse takes the line out, packs everything up and leaves with it. There is nothing to return and nothing to clean up. You pay after the appointment, and we accept HSA and FSA. Tips are never expected, and if you leave one it goes to your nurse.
Where We Bring the Food Poisoning IV
Our Service Area
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Brickell
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Coral Gables
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Coconut Grove
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Key Biscayne
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Miami Beach
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Wynwood and Midtown
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Aventura
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Fort Lauderdale
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Hollywood
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Pompano Beach
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Coral Springs
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Pembroke Pines
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Deerfield Beach
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Hallandale Beach
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Weston
We Come to You Across Miami and Broward
Food Poisoning Fix IV Pricing and What Is Included
Your Food Poisoning Fix IV Appointment Includes:
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A licensed registered nurse at your home, office, hotel or boat
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Travel anywhere in our service area, with no travel fee
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The full Food Poisoning Fix IV: 1000ml of saline, a mineral and electrolyte blend, B vitamins and ondansetron
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Medical grade supplies, brought in by the nurse and taken away afterwards
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Aftercare guidance from the nurse who runs your appointment
Typical Session:
Lasts 30 to 45 minutes
At your first appointment each year there is a short telehealth call with a nurse practitioner, about 5 minutes. That exam is a separate $39 charge, not part of the $249, and members do not pay it.
Book the Food Poisoning Fix IV online or by phone
Same day appointments are usually available
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What Is in the Food Poisoning IV, Ingredient by Ingredient
1000ml Saline. Sterile salt water at roughly the concentration of the body's own fluid. It is the volume in the bag and the carrier for everything else in it.
Mineral and Electrolyte Blend. Electrolytes are the minerals dissolved in body fluid, sodium, potassium, magnesium and calcium among them. They leave the body in whatever the body loses, which is why they are in a bag that starts at a litre rather than in a bag that starts at 500ml.
B Vitamins. Water soluble vitamins the body uses as cofactors in energy metabolism and does not store in any quantity, so they are replaced rather than stockpiled.
Ondansetron. A prescription anti nausea medication. It is in this bag as standard rather than as a paid add on, and a provider approves it before a nurse gives it. We will not tell you what it will do for you on the day. That is a clinical judgment and it belongs to the provider who approves your drip, not to a web page.
Nothing on this list is sold back to you as an extra. If you want something that is not in the bag, add on pushes are $49 each and members pay half, and the nurse can build a custom mix on request at no charge for the building of it.
Who Books an IV Drip for Food Poisoning in Miami
Bad oysters on a Friday. A stomach bug moving through a household in Pembroke Pines. The second day of a cruise out of Fort Lauderdale, or the morning after one. Ceviche that was not what it should have been. A table of four at a conference dinner in Brickell who all ate the same thing.
People also book this anti nausea IV after a stomach flu has gone through a household.
They book it mobile for one plain reason. Nobody wants to be in a car on a day like that, and a nurse who comes to you is the practical answer.
When to Get Emergency Care Instead of Booking This Drip
Call 911 or get to an emergency department rather than booking an IV if any of this is true: vomiting that has not stopped for hours and will not let you swallow anything at all, blood in vomit or stool, a high fever, severe or localized abdominal pain, confusion or fainting, no urine for many hours, or a stiff neck alongside the vomiting.
The same applies with a lower threshold for anyone very young, pregnant, elderly, immune compromised, or living with a kidney or heart condition. A home IV appointment may not be the right setting for any of those, and we will say so on the phone.
Tell us what is actually happening when you book. The provider's approval is only as good as the information it is given.
The $39 Exam, Explained in Plain Terms
Before your first drip of the year, a nurse practitioner reviews your intake and approves the drip. That happens on a short telehealth call, about 5 minutes. You may see it called a good faith exam.
Four things about it, and all four are easy to get wrong:
It is $39. It is a separate charge and it is not part of the $249. It is charged at or after your appointment, never at booking. And it is once per calendar year, not once ever, so a second and a third drip in the same year do not repeat it.
Members do not pay it at all. Key Basis covers it.
The call is also where you say out loud that you have not kept water down since last night, which is exactly the sort of detail that changes what gets approved. It is worth taking seriously rather than treating as a formality.
How Much Does a Food Poisoning Fix IV Cost in Miami?
The Food Poisoning Fix IV is $249. Members pay $125, which is half price on this and on every other drip. Membership is $80 a month, with no minimum, and you can cancel any time. Non members can get 50% off by joining.
What the $249 covers. The nurse. The appointment itself, 30 to 45 minutes of it. Travel, with no travel fee anywhere in the service area. The bag and every ingredient in it, all 1000ml of it. The vitals check. All supplies, the setup and the cleanup. Any explanation you want while the bag runs, for as long as you want it. And building a custom cocktail if you ask for a specific mix.
What it does not. Two things only. The $39 telehealth exam, once per calendar year. And parking or valet, which only comes up where a building or hotel charges for it.
The $39 exam, in plain terms. Before your first drip of the year, a nurse practitioner reviews and approves it on a short telehealth call, about 5 minutes. You may see it called a good faith exam. It is a separate charge and it is not part of the $249. You pay it once per calendar year rather than every time you book, and it is charged at or after the appointment, never at booking.
What members get on top of half price. Members do not pay for the exam, and members do not pay for parking or valet either. Key Basis covers both. You still have to park; you just do not pay for it. At $249 retail against $125 for members, a Food Poisoning Fix IV plus the exam is $288 on your first drip of the calendar year, and $125 for a member.
If you want something added. Add-on pushes are $49 each, or $24.50 for members, and your nurse can talk you through what makes sense on the day. We will not sell you an add on that is already in this bag.
Nothing is due at booking. You pay after the appointment, and we accept HSA and FSA. Tips are never expected, and they go to your nurse.
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Looking for IV Therapy for Food Poisoning Near Me in Miami or Broward?
We bring the Food Poisoning Fix IV to Brickell, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Key Biscayne, Miami Beach, Wynwood and Midtown, Aventura, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pompano Beach, Coral Springs, Pembroke Pines, Deerfield Beach, Hallandale Beach and Weston.
That is all of Broward County and all of Miami Dade, and there is no travel fee anywhere in either. The price is the same $249 in Fort Lauderdale as it is in Brickell, and the appointment runs 30 to 45 minutes either way. There is no travel fee anywhere in the service area, and no surcharge for a Broward address.
Can You Get a Food Poisoning Fix IV at Home?
Yes, and it is how we deliver every drip. A nurse brings the bag, the line and everything else to your home, hotel, office or boat, places the IV, stays for the whole infusion, and packs it all out afterwards. There is nothing to return and nothing to clean up. At home is the standard here rather than an upgrade, and there is no travel fee anywhere in the service area.
Every Key Basis IV nurse is a member of our own team, so you know exactly who is coming. If you find a nurse you like, you can book the same nurse again.
Is the Food Poisoning IV the Same as a Stomach Flu IV?
It is the same drip. Stomach flu is the everyday name for viral gastroenteritis, food poisoning is the everyday name for something that came off a plate, and the two arrive looking almost identical from the outside. People book this IV infusion for both, and clinics that advertise a stomach flu IV are describing a bag much like this one.
What the drip does not do is tell the two apart. It contains no antiviral and no antibiotic, and it is not a diagnosis. If knowing which one you have matters, that is a conversation with a physician and a stool test, not an IV.
Is This a Gut Health IV?
Some clinics file this drip under gut health IV therapy, so the term is worth being straight about. This is not a gut health program. There are no probiotics in it, nothing aimed at the gut lining, and nothing in it is intended as a course of treatment you repeat on a schedule.
It is fluid, electrolytes, B vitamins and an anti nausea medication, given once, on a bad day, by a nurse who comes to you. If you searched gut health IV and that is what you were looking for, this is the right page. If you were looking for a long term digestive program, we do not offer one and we would rather say so than sell you a bag.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is in a food poisoning IV drip?
1000ml saline, a mineral and electrolyte blend, B vitamins and ondansetron, an anti nausea medication. Everything listed is in the bag at the $249 price and none of it is a paid add on.
How long does a food poisoning IV appointment take?
30 to 45 minutes, from the nurse arriving to the nurse leaving. That includes the vitals check, the drip itself and the cleanup.
How much does a food poisoning IV cost in Miami and Broward?
$249, or $125 for members. Membership is $80 a month. Before your first drip of the year there is a separate $39 telehealth exam, which is not part of the drip price and is waived for members. There is no travel fee.
Is the food poisoning IV drip the same as a stomach flu IV?
Yes, it is the same drip. Stomach flu is the common name for viral gastroenteritis and food poisoning is the common name for something that came off a plate. This bag contains no antibiotic and no antiviral and does not treat either infection.
Is the food poisoning IV an anti nausea IV for vomiting?
It is the drip most people mean when they search for an anti nausea IV or an IV for vomiting, because ondansetron, an anti nausea medication, is in the bag as standard. Whether it is appropriate for you on the day is the provider's decision, and continuous vomiting is a reason to be seen in person instead.
Does a food poisoning IV treat the infection itself?
No. There is no antibiotic and no antiviral in it. Most food poisoning and most stomach flu is self limiting, and this drip does not shorten how long it lasts.
Can I book a food poisoning IV if I cannot keep water down?
Say so when you book, because that changes what the provider approves. Sometimes the answer is yes and sometimes we will tell you to be seen in person instead. It is the single most useful thing you can tell us.
What is the ondansetron in the food poisoning IV drip?
A prescription anti nausea medication, also sold under the brand name Zofran. It is included in this drip as standard and a provider approves it before a nurse gives it.
Do you bring food poisoning IV therapy to Broward County?
Yes, and that is the whole county. Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pompano Beach, Coral Springs, Pembroke Pines, Deerfield Beach, Hallandale Beach and Weston are all normal bookings. The price is the same $249 as Miami and there is no travel fee.
Can I book a same day food poisoning IV drip?
Same day appointments are usually available. Book online or call or text 305-998-0047 and tell us what is happening.
Do I pay for an exam before my first food poisoning IV infusion?
Before your first drip of the year a nurse practitioner reviews and approves it on a short telehealth call, about 5 minutes. You may see it called a good faith exam. It is a separate $39 charge, not part of the $249, charged at or after your appointment rather than at booking, and once per calendar year rather than every time. Members do not pay it.
When should I go to hospital instead of booking a food poisoning IV?
If vomiting will not stop, if there is blood in vomit or stool, if there is a high fever, severe abdominal pain, confusion, fainting or no urine for many hours. Those need emergency care and not a home appointment.
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What Key Basis IV Clients Say
Other IV Drips, the Menu and Membership
The Food Poisoning Fix IV is one of fifteen drips we bring to you, and these are the four that people most often look at beside it. The Saline Hydration IV is $199, or $100 for members, and it is 1000ml of saline with electrolytes and one vitamin of your choice, for when the nausea has passed and what is left is fluid. The Hangover IV is $249, or $125, with a saline base, a mineral blend, vitamin B complex, vitamin C and ondansetron, for a rough morning after rather than something off a plate. The Migraine Relief IV is $299, or $150, and it is the one people look at when a migraine rather than a meal is the reason they are searching. The Immune Boost IV is $249, or $125, with a saline base, vitamin B complex, vitamin C and zinc. The full IV drip menu runs from $199 to $1,199 across the core and specialty lists. Membership is $80 a month, half price on every drip and every add on, no minimum, cancel any time, with the $39 exam and any parking or valet covered.
Book a Food Poisoning Fix IV in Miami and Broward
Same day appointments are usually available, seven days a week
Call Or Text 305-998-0047
Parking or valet fees apply only where a building or hotel charges for them