New from ZYP — IV Hydration, Done Right

Meet DRYPbyZYP

DRYP is ZYP Medical's in-clinic IV hydration service in Gretna. Provider-administered fluid therapy — the same medical-grade hydration the wellness lounges charge $200 for, delivered by a Family Nurse Practitioner.

$89.99
Single Session
$159/mo
Membership
~45 min
Visit Time
Administered by Joshua Peterson, FNP-C — every visit, every time.
DRYP by ZYP — Transparent Pricing

Pay Per Visit. Or Save with Membership.

DRYP is the most affordable IV hydration in the Omaha metro. Drop in for a single session, or join The DRYP membership for monthly maintenance hydration.

Pay Per Session

DRYP Single Session

1000 mL — 0.9% Sodium Chloride (Normal Saline)

$89.99 per visit
  • 1 IV hydration session — 1L saline IV
  • Provider consult & screening included
  • Started and monitored by Joshua Peterson, FNP-C
  • ~45 minute appointment, ~30 min infusion
  • Add-on medications available — $20 each
  • No commitment, no membership required
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Best Value Auto-Renewing Membership

The DRYP Membership

2 IV hydration sessions every month

$159 /month
Active TRT or weight-loss patients save 15% — just $139/mo for current ZYP Medical patients.
  • 2 IV hydration sessions per calendar month
  • 1 complimentary add-on per month — Toradol or Zofran
  • Member pricing on additional add-ons
  • Skip the front-desk friction — your card's on file
  • Cancel anytime, 3 business days before next billing
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The DRYP Membership Terms Members receive two (2) IV hydration sessions per calendar month. Sessions must be spaced a minimum of 7 days and a maximum of 21 days apart for safety and clinical efficacy. Unused sessions do not roll over to the following month and have no cash value. The treating provider reserves the right to defer or decline any session based on clinical judgment. Membership auto-renews monthly until cancelled. Full terms provided at enrollment.

IV Push Medication Add-Ons

Add any medication to your DRYP session for $20 each — pay only for what you need.

Zofran

Ondansetron

4 mg IV

Stops nausea and vomiting fast. Effective for stomach bugs, post-illness recovery, and chemo-related nausea.

Add-On $20

Toradol

Ketorolac

30 mg IV

Powerful non-narcotic anti-inflammatory. Targets headache, migraine, muscle pain, and inflammation without sedation.

Add-On $20

Promethazine

Phenergan

25 mg IV

Treats migraine, severe nausea, and vertigo. Mild sedating effect helps when you need to rest and recover.

Add-On $20
Bundle & Save

The DRYP Migraine Cocktail

Three medications layered into your DRYP hydration to break a migraine fast — the same evidence-based combination used in emergency rooms, without the ER bill or 4-hour wait.

  • Toradol 30mg Anti-inflammatory pain relief
  • Zofran 4mg Stops migraine-related nausea
  • Benadryl or Promethazine Provider's choice based on your symptoms
Cocktail Add-On
+ $89.99 saline = $138.99 total
$49
All 3 Medications
Save $11 vs. à la carte
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Renal screening required. Toradol is not safe for patients with kidney disease, active GI bleeding, NSAID allergy, or third-trimester pregnancy. Joshua will screen you before administration. If Toradol isn't safe for you, we'll modify the protocol or recommend an alternative — no charge for the consult.

Why DRYP by ZYP

Same Bag of Saline.
Honest Price.

The wellness-spa industry built a $200+ markup around basic IV therapy. DRYP didn't. Here's what makes us different.

01

Lowest Price in Omaha

$89 for IV hydration. Period. No "membership" required, no upsells, no surprise fees on your way out the door.

02

Provider, Not Tech

Every infusion is started, monitored, and charted by Joshua Peterson, FNP-C. Real medical oversight, every visit.

03

In and Out in 45 Minutes

Quick screening, IV start, ~30 min infusion, then you're back to your day. No waiting room limbo.

04

Cash-Pay. Transparent.

No insurance games, no coding nightmares. You pay what's listed — that's the whole transaction.

How It Works

Simple, Honest, Done in 45 Minutes

From booking to back-to-life — here's exactly what to expect.

1

Book Online

Pick a time that works. Same-day appointments often available — no membership signup required.

2

Quick Screening

Joshua reviews your medical history, allergies, and medications — confirms what's safe for you.

3

IV Start & Infusion

Comfortable recliner, 1L of saline infused over ~30 minutes. Add medications anytime during the visit.

4

Walk Out Refreshed

Most people feel the difference before they leave. Pay your flat rate at the front and you're done.

Common Questions

DRYP FAQs

Real answers from a real provider — no marketing fluff.

How is DRYP cheaper than other Omaha IV hydration providers? +
Lower overhead, no marketing department, no franchise fees. Most IV hydration lounges in the Omaha metro charge $150-$250 for the same 1L bag of normal saline you'd get from DRYP for $89.99. ZYP Medical is a single-provider direct-pay clinic — what you see is what you pay.
What's in The DRYP membership? +
$159/month for 2 IV hydration sessions plus 1 complimentary add-on (Toradol or Zofran) every month. Sessions must be spaced 7-21 days apart and used within the calendar month. Membership auto-renews monthly. Active ZYP Medical TRT or weight-loss patients receive a 15% discount ($139/month). Cancel anytime with 3 business days' notice before your next billing date.
Can I roll over unused sessions to next month? +
No — unused sessions do not roll over and have no cash value. The minimum 7-day and maximum 21-day spacing requirements exist for clinical safety, and the monthly structure prevents stockpiling. If you can't make a scheduled session, reschedule it within the same calendar month if possible.
What's actually in the DRYP IV bag? +
1000 mL of 0.9% Sodium Chloride (Normal Saline) — the same fluid used in hospitals and emergency rooms. It's an isotonic crystalloid, meaning it matches the salt concentration of your blood and rapidly restores hydration without shifting fluid in or out of cells. DRYP is the brand name; the bag itself is medical-grade saline.
How long does the appointment take? +
Plan for about 45 minutes total: a brief medical screening, IV start, and a 30-minute infusion in a comfortable recliner. You're free to scroll your phone, work on a laptop, or just close your eyes.
Can I get the migraine cocktail if I have kidney problems? +
Toradol (ketorolac) is not safe for patients with kidney disease, active GI bleeding, NSAID allergies, or third-trimester pregnancy. Joshua will screen for these contraindications before administration. If Toradol isn't safe for you, we can modify the cocktail (use Promethazine or Benadryl + Zofran without the NSAID) or recommend an alternative — at no extra charge.
Can ZYP refuse to give me an IV? +
Yes — and that's a feature, not a bug. Joshua will decline or defer any session at his clinical discretion if IV therapy isn't safe or appropriate. Examples: severe dehydration that needs ER care, acute illness, abnormal vitals at intake, undisclosed medical conditions, or pregnancy concerns. A session declined for safety reasons may be rescheduled if possible, but isn't refundable. This is what separates DRYP from spa-style IV lounges — there's a real provider making real medical judgments.
When should I use IV hydration? +
Common reasons people book: recovery after a stomach bug or food poisoning, hangover relief, post-workout dehydration, jet lag, migraine, heat exhaustion, or general wellness when oral fluids aren't cutting it. If you're experiencing severe symptoms (chest pain, persistent vomiting, signs of severe dehydration), please go to the ER or call 911 — IV hydration isn't a substitute for emergency care.
Are you in network with my insurance? +
ZYP Medical is a direct-pay clinic — we don't bill insurance. The flat fee is the entire cost, no deductibles, no surprise bills. A superbill is available on request for HSA/FSA submission or potential insurance reimbursement.
Do you offer mobile or in-home IV hydration? +
Not currently. DRYP is in-clinic only at the ZYP Medical office in Gretna (11922 Standing Stone Dr, Suite 200). This keeps pricing low and lets us maintain the highest safety standards.
What if I've never had an IV before? Does it hurt? +
Most people feel a brief pinch when the IV is started, then nothing. Joshua has placed thousands of IVs and uses small-gauge catheters for comfort. If you're nervous about needles, just say so when you book — it's no problem.
Important Medical & Legal Disclosures — Please Read
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Not FDA-Approved for Treatment

IV hydration therapy is an elective, non-medically-necessary wellness service. IV hydration has not been evaluated or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the indications for which it is provided at ZYP Medical, including but not limited to hangover relief, general hydration, energy, recovery, immune support, or migraine relief. No specific result or health outcome is promised or guaranteed.

Off-Label Medication Use

Add-on medications administered as part of DRYP services (including Toradol/ketorolac, Zofran/ondansetron, Promethazine, and Benadryl) may be used in an off-label manner — meaning they may be administered for indications not specifically approved by the FDA. Off-label prescribing is legal, common in medical practice, and based on the treating provider's clinical judgment of risk versus benefit for the individual patient.

Compounded Medications, Vitamins, Peptides, and Supplements

Any compounded medications, vitamins, peptides, amino acids, or nutritional supplements that may be incorporated into IV therapy at ZYP Medical are not FDA-approved for the specific uses for which they are administered. Compounded preparations are mixed by licensed compounding pharmacies and are not subject to the same FDA premarket approval process as commercially manufactured drugs. Safety and efficacy data for these preparations may be limited.

Right to Refuse Service

ZYP Medical, LLC and its treating provider reserve the right to refuse, defer, or modify any IV hydration session at the provider's sole clinical discretion. Reasons for refusal include but are not limited to: clinical contraindication, inadequate venous access, abnormal vital signs at intake, undisclosed medical history, acute illness, pregnancy, signs of severe dehydration requiring emergency care, intoxication, or any other condition the provider determines makes IV therapy unsafe or inappropriate. A session refused for safety reasons may be rescheduled when feasible but is not refundable.

Not Emergency Care

DRYP IV hydration is not a substitute for emergency medical care. If you are experiencing chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe abdominal pain, signs of severe dehydration (confusion, fainting, no urine output), persistent vomiting, or any other medical emergency, call 911 or proceed to your nearest emergency department immediately.

Not a Primary Care Relationship

Receiving IV hydration or membership services through DRYP does not establish a primary care relationship with ZYP Medical, LLC. Patients are responsible for maintaining ongoing primary care and age-appropriate preventive screenings with a separate primary care provider, and for informing that provider of any treatments received at ZYP Medical.

Patient Disclosure Responsibility

By receiving IV hydration services, you agree to fully and accurately disclose all current medical conditions, medications, supplements, allergies, and pregnancy status at each visit. Failure to disclose relevant information may result in adverse outcomes for which ZYP Medical and its providers cannot be held responsible.

Individual Results May Vary

Outcomes from IV hydration therapy vary by individual and depend on factors including baseline hydration status, underlying medical conditions, medications, and individual physiology. ZYP Medical does not guarantee any specific health outcome, symptom relief, recovery time, or wellness benefit from DRYP services.

Pregnancy & Breastfeeding

If you are pregnant, may be pregnant, or are breastfeeding, you must disclose this prior to any IV hydration session. Certain add-on medications (including Toradol) are contraindicated during pregnancy, particularly in the third trimester. The treating provider will modify or decline treatment as clinically appropriate.

Membership Auto-Renewal & Cancellation

The DRYP membership is an auto-renewing monthly subscription. By enrolling, you authorize ZYP Medical, LLC to automatically charge your payment method on file each billing cycle until you cancel. Cancellation requests must be received at least 3 business days prior to your next scheduled billing date to avoid being charged for the following month. Membership fees are non-refundable for cycles already begun. Full membership terms are provided at enrollment.

HIPAA & Privacy

All patient information collected by ZYP Medical, LLC is protected under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). A copy of ZYP Medical's Notice of Privacy Practices is available upon request and is provided at intake.

Governing Law

Services at ZYP Medical, LLC are provided in Gretna, Nebraska. Any disputes arising from services or membership are governed by the laws of the State of Nebraska.

These disclosures are summaries provided for informational purposes. Full informed consent, liability waiver, clinic policies, and HIPAA acknowledgment forms will be reviewed and signed at your first visit.

Ready to feel human again?

Book a single DRYP session or join The DRYP membership — both at ZYP Medical in Gretna. No pressure, just honest pricing and real medical hydration.

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ZYP Medical — Gretna, NE 11922 Standing Stone Dr, Suite 200
DRYP is a service of ZYP Medical, LLC, provided by Joshua Peterson, FNP-C in Gretna, Nebraska. IV hydration is an elective, non-medically-necessary wellness service not FDA-approved for treatment of specific conditions. Add-on medications, compounded preparations, vitamins, peptides, and supplements may be used off-label and are not FDA-approved for the indications administered. ZYP Medical reserves the right to refuse service if IV therapy is contraindicated or not clinically appropriate. No specific health outcome is guaranteed. Not a substitute for emergency care. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department.