Australians can now pay $140+ for hangover treatments

[mustachepungoeshere]

http://www.smh.com.au/national/does-australias-first-iv-hangover-clinic-promote-consequencefree-drinking-20151210-gll0tq.html

Yesterday, while Sydney's suburbs were littered with people downing a greasy fry-up or "hair of the dog" in the hope of feeling human again, others were forking out between $140-$200 on a treatment package that pumps saline, sodium, minerals, vitamins, oxygen and anti-nausea medication through their blood.

[MauiNut]

Sleep.  Water.  More sleep.  More water.  Repeat as required.

[SwordGuy]

Sleep.  Water.  More sleep.  More water.  Repeat as required.

Don't get drunk.  Problem solved forever.  Cheapest possible solution to the problem.

[MgoSam]

Sleep.  Water.  More sleep.  More water.  Repeat as required.

Don't get drunk.  Problem solved forever.  Cheapest possible solution to the problem.

That's what I've been doing. It's sad but it was a revelation to me that if I don't drink to excess, I don't feel like crap the next morning. Also another thing I learned is that if I go to sleep at a reasonable hour, I can wake up for work better rested.

[Rustycage]

As a business it is brilliant, but kind of sad.

A Berocca tablet is usualy a cheaper solution and contains most of the ingreidents listed in that little blurb