IV Immunity Drip Prices in Bali, Compared Across 52+ Clinics (2026)

Most Bali clinics describe these as vitamin C led, commonly with zinc and sometimes amino acids or a B-complex base, delivered intravenously over 30 to 60 minutes. Exact formulas are proprietary and doses vary considerably. Ask the clinic for the specific ingredients and doses in its own formula, since that is what separates the bottom of this price range from the top.

No, and it is worth checking which you are being quoted. Several Bali clinics sell an immune booster as an intramuscular injection, which is a quicker and usually cheaper product than an intravenous infusion. This page covers drips only, so injection prices are not included here. If a quote looks unusually low against this range, confirm whether it is for an injection rather than an infusion.

Typically 30 to 60 minutes for the infusion, plus time for consultation and cannula placement. Higher-dose formulas generally run at the longer end, since the infusion rate matters. You sit in a chair throughout. Clinics vary, so ask when booking, particularly if you are fitting it around other plans.

The 14 clinics publishing a price are spread across Kuta, Denpasar, Canggu, Ubud, Kerobokan, Seminyak, Legian and Nusa Dua, which is the widest geographic coverage of any IV drip in this directory. That means you are likely to find a priced option near wherever you are staying, with Kuta and Denpasar at the lower end of the range and Nusa Dua at the top.

This page lists all 52 clinics in our directory, not just the 14 with a published immunity drip price. The rest either do not offer one, quote only in person, or have not published rates. We show the prices clinics have made public rather than estimating the others, so those clinics appear as ones to contact directly for a quote rather than being left off the comparison.

Practice varies widely. Some clinics sell these as one-off sessions aimed at travellers, others offer courses at a per-session discount. There is no standard protocol across the clinics on this page. Ask what the clinic recommends and why, and treat a recommendation that comes with no reasoning as a reason to ask more questions.

That is a question for the clinic, not for a price comparison page, and a clinic worth using will want to assess you before treating. Several clinics on this page ask for a brief consultation before a first infusion for exactly this reason. If you are ill enough to be considering treatment, seeing a doctor is the appropriate first step rather than booking a drip online.

It varies. Some clinics include a doctor consultation in the session price, others charge separately, and a few offer drips as a walk-in service. Clinics at the upper end of this range more often include an assessment. Confirm before you pay, since an unexpected consultation fee can close most of the gap between two clinics' quoted prices.

This is the best-covered IV drip in the directory geographically: the 14 clinics publishing a price span Kuta, Denpasar, Canggu, Ubud, Kerobokan, Seminyak, Legian and Nusa Dua. Kuta and Denpasar sit at the lower end of the price range and Nusa Dua at the top, so where you are staying affects what you will pay as much as which formula you choose.

Ask what dose of vitamin C the formula uses, since that is the main variable behind this page's price range and the thing clinics are least consistent about publishing. Then ask whether you are being quoted for a drip or an injection, how long the infusion takes, and who places the cannula. Those four answers tell you most of what separates one quote from another.