DC Drip
Washington, District of Columbia
6 reviews
DC Drip is a healthcare clinic offering IV therapy treatments in Washington, District of Columbia. Their services are administered by qualified medical professionals who provide customized treatments for various health needs. With a 5.0/5 rating based on 6 reviews, the clinic prioritizes patient care and satisfaction.
Address
600 Pennsylvania Ave. SE suite 490, Washington, DC 20003
Phone
+1202-843-5420Website
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DC Drip is an IV therapy clinic in Washington, District of Columbia, rated 5.0/5 from 6 Google reviews. The clinic offers IV hydration, vitamin drips, NAD+ infusions, and related wellness treatments.
About IV Therapy in Washington, District of Columbia
DC Drip is one of 97 IV therapy clinics in Washington with an average Google rating of 4.8/5 across local providers. District of Columbia has 97 verified IV therapy clinics statewide. Typical pricing in Washington ranges from $35 to $2600 per session.
Frequently Asked Questions About DC Drip
What services does DC Drip offer?
DC Drip provides IV hydration, vitamin drips, NAD+ therapy, and other IV treatments. Contact them for their full service menu.
How much does IV therapy cost at DC Drip?
Contact DC Drip for current pricing. IV therapy in Washington typically ranges from $150–$400 per session — basic hydration drips at the lower end, NAD+ and high-dose vitamin C at the higher end.
Where is DC Drip located?
600 Pennsylvania Ave. SE suite 490, Washington, DC 20003, Washington, District of Columbia
How long does an IV therapy session at DC Drip take?
Most IV therapy sessions at DC Drip take 30–60 minutes. Standard hydration and vitamin drips run 30–45 minutes; NAD+ infusions can take 2–4 hours depending on dose. Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes early for a brief intake on your first visit.
Is IV therapy at DC Drip safe?
IV therapy at DC Drip is administered by licensed medical staff using sterile, single-use equipment. Most wellness IV drips operate under standing physician orders in District of Columbia, and prescription-grade infusions (NAD+, ketamine, high-dose vitamin C) require a brief consultation. Side effects are typically minor — bruising at the injection site or a cool sensation during the drip.
Do I need an appointment at DC Drip?
Appointments are recommended at DC Drip. Call +1202-843-5420 or visit their website to book a session. First-time visits include a short health intake before the drip.
Does DC Drip offer mobile or at-home IV therapy?
DC Drip operates as a clinic-based provider. For at-home service in Washington, check the other 96 listings below — several Washington clinics and national mobile providers (Drip Hydration, Mobile IV Medics) offer in-home drips.
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