Rehydration IV ($129)
Who it’s forYou’ve been sick, sweating in the Texas heat or just can’t catch up on fluids.
What’s in it1 liter of saline (salt water) by IV. Takes about 30 to 45 minutes.
Careprime Clinic offers IV hydration and vitamin infusions at our Highway 6 clinic in Rosharon, given by our medical staff after a quick health check. We’ll tell you honestly when an IV makes sense and when water or a different kind of visit is the better call.
Last updated November 2, 2026 · Careprime Clinic, 15030 Highway 6, Rosharon, TX 77583
Quick answer
IV therapy delivers fluids, and sometimes vitamins and minerals, straight into a vein through a small catheter. At Careprime, a provider reviews your health history and vital signs before any drip, and a basic rehydration IV usually takes about 30 to 45 minutes.
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IV and injection menu
These are the options on our current menu. Prices are self-pay and can change, so please confirm with our front office.
Who it’s forYou’ve been sick, sweating in the Texas heat or just can’t catch up on fluids.
What’s in it1 liter of saline (salt water) by IV. Takes about 30 to 45 minutes.
Who it’s forYou feel run-down and dried out after a long night. (Listed on our menu as the Hangover drip.)
What’s in itFluids with B-complex vitamins, glutathione and minerals. Fluids help with dehydration, but they don’t undo the effects of alcohol.
Who it’s forYou’re eating well and exercising and want a vitamin infusion to go with it.
What’s in itFluids with B-complex and B12. If your tiredness is new or won’t go away, we’ll want to look for a cause too.
Who it’s forYou’re working on a weight plan and want nutrition support along the way.
What’s in itFluids with B-complex and carnitine. It’s an add-on to a weight plan, not a fat-burning treatment. Learn more →
Who it’s forYou’re interested in a vitamin infusion aimed at hair, skin and nails.
What’s in itBiotin and vitamin C in fluids, plus an IV push of glutathione. Research on skin results is still limited.
Who it’s forYou follow a strict vegan diet, or your labs show low B12.
What’s in itA quick injection of vitamin B12, which your body needs for healthy nerves and red blood cells.
Who it’s forYou want biotin support for hair, skin and nails.
What’s in itA biotin injection. Tell us before any blood work, since biotin can throw off some lab results.
Who it’s forYou get little sun, or a blood test showed your vitamin D is low.
What’s in itA vitamin D injection. A lab test is the best way to know if you’re really low.
Who it’s forYou’d like a mixed vitamin and amino acid injection.
What’s in itCarnitine, B1, B2, B6, B12, methionine and choline in one shot.
Vitamin shots are also offered in bundled packages. Ask the front office for current package prices.
Is this visit right for you?
An IV can help when you’re truly dehydrated and can’t drink enough, but many people do just as well with fluids by mouth. Here’s what patients often say when they call us about a drip.
Mild dehydration usually gets better with water or an oral electrolyte drink. If you can’t keep fluids down, come see us.
IV or a glass of water?
Both can rehydrate you. The right choice depends on how sick you are and if you can keep fluids down.
| IV fluids | Fluids by mouth | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Vomiting, can’t keep fluids down, more than mild dehydration | Mild dehydration and most everyday cases |
| How it works | Goes straight into the bloodstream | Absorbed through the gut over a few hours |
| Needle | Yes | No |
| Health check first | Yes, before every IV | Not usually needed |
| Cost | From $129 self-pay at Careprime | Low |
For healthy people who eat and drink normally, extra vitamins by IV haven’t been shown to beat a balanced diet.
Where to go
Where you should go depends on how sick you feel right now.
Mild to moderate dehydration from a stomach bug, heat or a hard workout, when you’re alert and able to walk in. Also vitamin shots and IV vitamin infusions after a health check.
A video visit can help you decide if you need an IV or if fluids at home are enough. The IV itself needs an in-person visit.
Confusion, fainting, no urine for 8 hours or more, a racing heart, vomiting blood, or a baby or older adult who can’t keep anything down. Call 911 for anyone who is hard to wake.
Before your IV
A short health check comes first, because IV fluids and high-dose vitamins aren’t safe for everyone.
We ask about heart, kidney and liver problems, pregnancy, allergies and your current medicines. People with heart failure or kidney disease may not handle extra fluid well.
Blood pressure, pulse and temperature help us spot a problem that needs more than a drip, such as an infection.
If fatigue or other symptoms point to a cause, we may suggest labs like a blood panel or blood sugar before treating with vitamins.
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Treatment
IV fluids are a standard medical treatment for dehydration, and they work quickly because they skip the stomach. That’s the part with solid evidence behind it. The vitamin blends on our menu are optional extras, and research on wellness drips for healthy people is still limited.
We’d rather you spend your money where it helps. If you think you’re low on B12 or vitamin D, a lab test can confirm it. If you’re tired all the time, we’ll look for a reason, like anemia, thyroid trouble or poor sleep, instead of only treating the symptom.
This page is for general education and does not replace a visit with a medical provider.
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Why Careprime
Come in when you need care, or book ahead to shorten your visit.
Many common tests are done right here, so you don’t have to go somewhere else.
Children, teens, adults and seniors in one family clinic.
Most plans accepted, including BCBS, United Healthcare and Cigna. Self-pay rates are listed up front.
Video visits for many follow-ups and minor concerns.
A simple check-in so you spend your time with the provider, not on forms.
Visit us
15030 Highway 6, Rosharon, TX 77583
Mon–Fri 8:00 AM–5:00 PM · Sat 9:00 AM–2:00 PM
(832) 400-2050 · frontoffice@careprimeclinic.com
Close to home for patients in Rosharon, Iowa Colony, Arcola, Manvel, Fresno, Sienna, Pearland, Alvin and Missouri City.
FAQ
Talk to our front office Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Yes. Careprime Clinic at 15030 Highway 6 welcomes walk-ins Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with special Saturday hours from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Calling ahead at (832) 400-2050 lets us confirm the drip you want is available.
Our current self-pay menu starts at $129 for a 1-liter rehydration IV, with vitamin infusions from $150 to $170 and vitamin shots from $30 to $47. Prices can change and an office fee may apply, so confirm with our front office before your visit.
A basic rehydration IV takes about 30 to 45 minutes once the line is in. Plan a little extra time for check-in and the health screening. Vitamin shots take only a few minutes.
No. An IV can replace fluids if you’re dehydrated, and that may help you feel better, but it doesn’t clear alcohol from your body or prevent the harm from heavy drinking. Water, food, rest and time are still the main treatment.
For most healthy adults, an IV given by trained medical staff is low risk, but it isn’t risk-free. Possible problems include bruising, vein irritation, infection and, rarely, fluid overload or an allergic reaction. That’s why Careprime checks your health history and vital signs before every drip.
People with heart failure, kidney disease, some liver problems or high blood pressure that isn’t controlled may not handle extra fluid well. Pregnant patients and anyone taking several medicines should talk with a provider first. Our Rosharon team will tell you if an IV isn’t a good idea for you.
Wellness IVs and vitamin shots are usually self-pay. If you’re treated for dehydration from an illness during an office visit, part of that care may be billed to insurance depending on your plan. Careprime works with most plans, including BCBS, United Healthcare and Cigna, so ask us before your visit.
For mild dehydration, water or an oral electrolyte drink works well for most people. An IV helps most when vomiting keeps you from holding fluids down or when dehydration is more than mild. A Careprime provider can help you tell the difference.
B12 comes mostly from animal foods, so people on strict vegan diets often need a supplement, either by mouth or by shot. A blood test can show if your level is actually low. Signs of low B12 can include tiredness, weakness and memory trouble.
If vomiting or diarrhea has left you dehydrated and you can’t keep fluids down, IV fluids may help. Our providers in Rosharon will also check for signs you need more care, such as a high fever, blood in your stool or severe belly pain.
Eat a light meal and drink some water if you can, since being a little hydrated makes the vein easier to find. Wear a shirt with sleeves that roll up easily. Bring your ID and a list of your medicines and supplements.
The Energy drip contains B-complex vitamins and B12 in IV fluids. The Glow contains biotin and vitamin C, plus a push of glutathione. These are wellness add-ons, and evidence for energy or beauty benefits in healthy people is limited, so we’re glad to talk through whether one is worth it for you.
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Visit Careprime Clinic at 15030 Highway 6, Rosharon, TX 77583, or call (832) 400-2050 to ask about IV hydration and vitamin shots.
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