NAD+ IV 250 mg
IntroductoryAn introductory NAD+ infusion for guests exploring cellular energy and wellness support.
$339
NAD+ Therapy
Slow, provider-guided NAD+ infusions to support cellular energy and recovery.
NAD+ therapy is offered as a slow, provider-guided infusion or intramuscular injection to support cellular energy, recovery, and healthy aging goals. The clinical team determines the appropriate route and protocol after screening.
What to expect
From consultation to aftercare.
- 1
Screening and route selection (IV or injection) with the clinical team.
- 2
Slow, paced infusion — typically 2–4 hours depending on dose.
- 3
Monitoring throughout with adjustments for comfort.
- 4
Aftercare guidance and series scheduling if you choose a package.
Who may be a candidate
General guidance, not a promise.
Adults interested in cellular-energy, recovery, cognitive, or healthy-aging support. Dose and route are determined after screening.
- Eligibility is determined by a licensed provider
- Individual results vary
- Treatment may be declined when medically inappropriate
Screening
NAD+ is administered after intake and clinical screening. The clinical team determines the appropriate route, dose, and pacing.
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Screening
NAD+ is administered after intake and clinical screening. The clinical team determines the appropriate route, dose, and pacing.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
How long does an NAD+ IV take?
NAD+ is infused slowly for comfort — roughly 2 hours for 250 mg and up to 4 hours for 750 mg.
Does it feel uncomfortable?
Some guests notice warmth, flushing, or mild nausea during the drip. We pace the infusion and can slow it further if needed.
How often should I do NAD+?
Many guests start with a series of 4 and then maintain monthly. Your provider will recommend a cadence.
Is there a faster option?
Yes — the NAD+ injection ($85) is a quick intramuscular alternative.
Slow, provider-guided NAD+ infusions to support cellular energy and recovery.
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