MOST POPULARHangover Killer
Medellín's favorite. Massive hydration, anti-nausea, B-complex, and electrolytes to wipe out a hangover in minutes. Order in the morning — in an hour you're ready for round two or your day.
Formula
- 1 L hydration
- Anti-nausea
- Electrolytes
- B-complex
Benefits
- No more nausea
- Full energy
- Massive hydration
- Mental clarity
What is Hangover Killer?
Hangover Killer is Medellín's most-requested IV. It combines a full liter of IV hydration, anti-nausea medication, high-dose B-complex, electrolytes, and light liver support. A hangover is essentially severe dehydration plus alcohol byproduct buildup; IV solves both problems in minutes, not hours like water or recovery soup.
Who is it for?
For anyone who went out in Provenza, Parque Lleras, El Poblado, or Envigado and woke up wrecked. Also for honeymooners, bachelor parties, corporate events, festivals like Estéreo Picnic, or any celebration that ran past the limit. Perfect when you have a meeting, a flight, or a plan you can't cancel.
What the session includes
1 L hydration, IV anti-nausea, high-dose B-complex, balanced electrolytes, liver support, sterile supplies, nurse assessment, and delivery anywhere in Medellín in about 45 minutes.
Duration and process
A licensed nurse arrives at your location in El Poblado, Laureles, Envigado, or anywhere in Medellín in about 45 minutes. We check your vital signs, place a peripheral IV with pharma-grade sealed supplies, and run the drip on a controlled flow. You can rest, work from your laptop, or watch a show. When we're done, we clean up and leave your space spotless.
Frequently asked questions
How fast will I feel better?+
Most people report noticeable improvement 20-30 minutes into the infusion. By the end of the session, you feel functional enough to keep your day.
Can I order it to a hotel?+
Yes, we serve hotels, Airbnbs, and private residences. We only need the exact address and the name of who's receiving us.
Any risk if I still have alcohol in my system?+
Low. The nurse checks vital signs before starting. If there's severe intoxication, we redirect to ER instead of running the IV.
