Duration

• 30 minutes to 1.5 hours



Key Ingredients

• IV Fluid
• Vitamin B complex
• Vitamin B12
• Ondansetron

Jet Lag - IV Therapy, are targeting the "motion sickness" and digestive dysfunction that often accompanies long-distance travel.

While standard drips focus on energy, Ondansetron specifically addresses "Gut-Lag"—the state where your brain is in one time zone but your stomach is still in another, leading to nausea and an inability to eat or hydrate.

What it is

This is a medical-grade recovery drip that combines a powerful anti-emetic (anti-nausea) medication with fluids and electrolytes. The Mechanism: Ondansetron works by blocking serotonin in the areas of the brain and gut that trigger the vomiting reflex. Unlike over-the-counter travel meds (like Dramamine), it is non-sedating, meaning it won't make you sleepy when you're trying to stay awake to adjust to a new time zone.

• The Delivery: By delivering it via IV, the medication works within minutes, which is crucial for travelers who are too nauseous to keep an oral pill down.

What's in the Jet Lag IV Drip Package

Our specialized Jet Lag IV Drip is designed to replenish what your body loses during travel and support a quicker recovery

IV Fluids Airplane cabins have humidity levels as low as 10-15%—lower than the Sahara Desert. This dry environment leads to significant fluid loss—up to 2L on a 10-hour flight. While jet lag itself doesn't cause dehydration, dehydration can worsen jet lag symptoms. Our IV fluids restore hydration quickly, helping your body rebalance.

Vitamin B Complex Essential for converting food into energy, B vitamins improve cognitive performance, reduce stress, and boost mood. Deficiencies can manifest as fatigue, irritability, poor focus, anxiety, and low energy—exactly what you don't need when you're jet-lagged.

Vitamin B12 Vital for DNA production, nerve health, and red blood cell formation, B12 also plays a key role in metabolic function. A deficiency can lead to fatigue, brain fog, and sluggishnessb mirroring the symptoms of jet lag. Our high-dose B12 helps restore vitality and mental clarity.

Anti-Nausea & Vomiting Medication Travel-induced motion sickness or upset stomach? Our anti-nausea medicine works directly on your nervous system to block signals that trigger nausea, bringing fast and effective relief.

Benefits

• Rapid Stomach Settling: It eliminates the "queasy" or "acidic" feeling in the stomach, allowing you to start eating local meals immediately (the best way to reset your internal clock).
• Fixes Vertigo & Dizziness: Effectively stops the "spinning" sensation often caused by inner-ear pressure changes during flights.
• Hydration Success: It stops the cycle of nausea, making it possible for your body to actually retain the IV fluids and any water you drink afterward.
• Enhanced Mental Focus: It is difficult to focus on work or tourism when you feel nauseous; this drip removes that "background" sickness.

Who is it good for

• The "Motion Sensitive": Those who feel "sea-sick" for hours or days after landing.
• Migraine-Prone Travelers: People whose travel-induced migraines are accompanied by severe nausea.
• The "Gut-Lag" Sufferer: Travelers who experience a complete shutdown of their appetite and digestion when crossing more than 3 time zones.

When is it used

• Post-Arrival (Immediate): The best time is as soon as you land and reach your destination, especially if you feel "green" or unable to eat.
• The "Morning After": If you wake up in your new location and the sight of breakfast makes you ill, this drip can "save" your first day of the trip.

Side Effects

Ondansetron is widely used and safe, but there are specific things to watch for

• Headache: A mild headache is the most common side effect of Ondansetron (ironically, the IV fluids often help prevent this).
• Constipation: Because it slows down the "overactive" signals in the gut, it can lead to mild constipation if you are already dehydrated.
• Drug Interactions: It should be used with caution if you are on certain antidepressants (SSRIs) due to its effect on serotonin. A medical consult is always required.
• Standard IV Risks: Feeling cold during the infusion or minor bruising at the needle site.

Contraindications

While generally safe, IV drips are typically not recommended for individuals with certain pre-existing conditions, such as

Severe kidney disease or renal failure. Uncontrolled hypertension or severe heart conditions. Certain allergies to the ingredients in the formula.