The two sizes we offer
NAD+ is short for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme found in every cell of your body. Both sizes are given as a drip by a nurse or paramedic at your home, office or hotel. You can add a Myers to either one for $200.
The NAD+ is added to the IV bag and runs in slowly, so plan on a longer visit than the usual 45 to 60 minutes for our other drips. The needle only places a tiny, flexible tube in your vein, then comes out.
- 500 mg of NAD+: $525
- 1,000 mg of NAD+: $775
How the size gets chosen
Don't pick a size on your own. Talk it through with your nurse, and be open about your health history and every medicine and supplement you take. Your age and your health are part of that conversation.
If it's your first NAD+ drip, ask your nurse about starting with 500 mg. Ask, too, about how long each size takes to run, so you can plan your day.
How often
There is no single schedule. Some people have NAD+ drips on a regular schedule, and some only now and then. Cost is part of the decision too.
How often, if at all, is a question for your nurse and your own doctor.
Other forms of NAD+
NAD+ isn't only given by IV. It's also sold as pills and nasal sprays, and given as shots. Those are different products with their own doses. We give NAD+ as a drip.
Booking, and what to tell your nurse
To book, call or text (385) 301-6279, every day from 9 AM to 8 PM. You'll fill out a short medical form before the visit, and your nurse takes your vitals before anything starts. Along with that, tell your nurse:
- Every medicine and supplement you take, including any other NAD+ product.
- Any health conditions, even ones that seem small.
- How you felt during any past drip.
- If anything feels off during this one. Your nurse can slow it down.
