
On the plane
The CDC Yellow Book’s chapter on jet lag suggests timing meals and sleep to your destination, staying hydrated and avoiding excess alcohol on the flight.
After you land
- Get outside in daylight; the CDC lists natural light at the destination as a key step.
- Avoid long daytime naps, which can make the first night harder.
- Eat on local time.
Where an IV fits
Some guests like a quiet hour in the room once bags are in. Request a window a couple of hours after check-in at your hotel; our mobile hours are Sunday to Friday, 10 am to 7:30 pm. The Myers Cocktail ($400) and Immunity drips are common choices. We do not claim an IV fixes jet lag; it is simply a comfortable addition. See IV after a flight in Manhattan.
The first evening
Keep dinner early and light, and aim for bed close to local bedtime.
This article is general information about our services and logistics. It is not medical advice, and our services are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.