NAD+
Choose a longer IV infusion or a quick injection, with the dose and format that fit your goals.
NAD+ is available as an IV infusion or a quick injection. Injections start at $25; infusions are priced by dose.
Two ways to get NAD+
An IV infusion runs slowly over a longer visit. An injection takes a few minutes and starts at $25. The team will help you pick the format and dose that fit your schedule and goals.
Your comfort comes first
During an infusion, tell the team straight away about discomfort, flushing, nausea, chest or throat tightness, or breathing changes.
Before you book the afternoon.
What you should know first
Explore the options below, then bring your questions to your appointment.
Pricing
Injections from $25; infusions priced by dose
Your first infusion
What to know
Your first visit starts with a review.
Discuss your health history, medications and goals before treatment. Your provider determines the proposed dose and explains the infusion, potential risks and expected appointment time.
How long you will be here
What to know
Allow extra time for an infusion.
NAD+ appointments take longer than a standard IV blend. Confirm the expected length when booking, as the planned dose and your response can affect how long you are here.
Infusion or injection?
Two ways to get NAD+
Pick the format that fits you.
An infusion runs slowly over a longer visit. An injection takes minutes and starts at $25. Choose based on your schedule, comfort and goals.
Treatment suitability and results vary. A clinical assessment comes first.
Before you book
Before an NAD+ infusion.
Review the treatment, pricing and next steps below.
Understand the evidence
NAD+ has a role in normal cell function. That does not establish that an infusion provides anti-aging or disease-treatment benefits.
Allow for a longer appointment
NAD+ infusions take longer than the standard IV menu. Confirm the estimated duration for your proposed dose before scheduling.
Discuss comfort and cost
Pricing varies by dose. Tell the clinical team immediately about any discomfort during an infusion so they can assess it.
How does
NAD+
compare with other treatments?
Other options
Ask how a standard IV infusion, NAD+ infusion and an injection differ in purpose, evidence, risks and appointment length.
Other treatment approaches
If your concern is volume, skin texture, or a different type of line, ask whether another treatment would be more appropriate.
Ready when you are.
Book this treatment directly. If you would rather ask a few questions first, the consult is just below.
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Take 15 minutes to ask about
NAD+
, pricing, or your first visit. No need to have it all figured out.
Your questions, answered
How is this different from a standard IV blend?
NAD+ has its own dosing and usually takes longer to give as an infusion than the standard IV menu.
Should I choose an infusion or an injection?
They differ in dose, time and cost. An injection takes minutes and starts at $25; an infusion takes longer. The team will recommend the format that fits you.
How long should I allow?
An injection takes a few minutes. For an infusion, confirm the expected duration when you book; the planned dose affects how long it takes.
What if I feel uncomfortable during the infusion?
Tell the team straight away about discomfort, nausea, flushing, chest or throat tightness, or breathing changes so they can respond.
What does it cost?
Injections start at $25 and are priced by dose. Infusion pricing also varies by dose. Take-home vials are $250.
