Immunity Drips in Bali: 14 Clinics Across 8 Areas Compared
Updated August 2026
Published 3 August 2026 by Enzo
Immune booster drips are the most geographically available IV drip in Bali. 14 clinics publish a price, spread across eight areas, and no other IV group here comes close to that coverage.
They also have the tightest price band of the four wellness groups: IDR 400,000 to IDR 1,800,000, a spread of four and a half times where whitening drips span fourteen. This page covers where to find one near where you are staying and what the price differences actually track. Figures come from published clinic price lists in our Bali directory.
Every Published Price by Area
| Area | Clinic | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Kuta | ARC Clinics, Ekles, The X Beauty Lounge, SŌMA | IDR 400,000 to 1,554,000 |
| Denpasar | Bali Beauty Center, BRAIA Skin Clinic | IDR 400,000 to 1,000,000 |
| Canggu | Jade Chen Aesthetics, Cocoon Canggu | IDR 999,000 to 1,800,000 |
| Ubud | Healthy Look Aesthetic, Cocoon Ubud | IDR 1,100,000 to 1,800,000 |
| Kerobokan | Skin Studio Aesthetics | IDR 1,200,000 |
| Seminyak | Teta Aesthetic Clinic | IDR 1,250,000 |
| Legian | Cocoon Medical Spa | IDR 1,800,000 |
| Nusa Dua | Cocoon Nusa Dua | IDR 1,800,000 |
The Cheap End Is Real, and It Is in Two Areas
Two clinics publish IDR 400,000, and they are usefully far apart: ARC Clinics in Kuta and Bali Beauty Center in Denpasar. Both list an Immune Booster Infusion under that exact name. The next step up is Ekles Clinic in Kuta at IDR 775,890, then Jade Chen in Canggu at IDR 999,000.
That matters because Kuta is the one area where you get both ends of the market without moving: IDR 400,000 at ARC and IDR 1,554,000 at SŌMA, which is nearly a four-fold difference inside one area.
Cocoon Sets the Ceiling, and Sets It Everywhere
Four of the 14 priced clinics are Cocoon Medical Spa locations, in Legian, Ubud, Canggu and Nusa Dua, and all four charge IDR 1,800,000 for the same Supercharge for Immunity drip. That single group is why Nusa Dua and Legian appear in the area list at all.
The practical consequence is that in Nusa Dua and Legian, there is one published price and it is the highest on the table. Anywhere else on this list, you have a genuine choice.
What the Price Band Tells You
A four and a half times spread is tight by the standards of this category. Compare it against the anti-ageing drips, where the top is nine and a half times the bottom, or whitening infusions at fourteen times.
The likely reason is that clinics broadly agree on what an immune booster is. Most describe a higher-dose vitamin C base, commonly with zinc, sometimes with amino acids or a B-complex. That does not make the formulas identical, and doses are still not published, but the naming is far less inventive than in the whitening group and the pricing follows.
One thing to check specifically: some clinics also sell an immune booster as an intramuscular injection rather than a drip. That is a different product at a different price, and it is not what any of the prices above refer to. Confirm which one you are being quoted for.
Before You Book
- Confirm it is a drip, not an injection. Both are sold under immune booster naming at some clinics.
- Ask what is in it and at what dose. No clinic on this list publishes that.
- Ask how long the session takes. Typically 30 to 60 minutes, but it is rarely listed.
- Ask whether a doctor reviews your history first. Worth confirming rather than assuming.
- Check whether a course is cheaper per session if you are staying long enough to use one.
We describe what clinics offer and what they charge. Whether an intravenous infusion is appropriate for you, and what it can reasonably be expected to do, is a conversation for a qualified clinician who can assess your history, not something a price comparison can answer.
See the full immunity drip price table, compare against multivitamin drips, or read the full IV drip market guide.