LE²ON · N · Nutrition
Foggy by mid-afternoon. Slower to recover than you were five years ago. NAD+ is everywhere in longevity marketing, usually with promises attached. The biology is real. The clinical proof for an IV drip is thin. You should know both before paying for one.
PHYSICIAN-OWNED · SCREENED FIRST · NO GUARANTEED RESULTS
WHAT IT IS
A COENZYME IN EVERY CELL.
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme your cells use in the reactions that turn food into energy. Levels are reported to decline with age, which is the basis of the interest in it. An NAD+ infusion delivers the molecule into a vein, slowly, over a long sitting.
WHAT WE CAN HONESTLY SAY
REAL BIOLOGY, LIMITED TRIALS.
- NAD+ has an established role in cell metabolism. That does not prove an IV infusion reverses aging, sharpens thinking or cures chronic fatigue.
- Controlled human trials for the common wellness claims are limited. No human evidence shows an NAD+ infusion extends life.
- Some people say they feel clearer or more energetic afterward. We will not tell you that is guaranteed, or that it will last.
WHY THE SOURCE MATTERS
ASK WHERE IT WAS MADE.
NAD+ for infusion is a compounded product. The FDA has raised sterility concerns about injectables made from food-grade NAD+ ingredients that were never meant for sterile use.
Ask any clinic, including ours, which pharmacy made the vial and what grade of ingredient went into it.
NEEDS REVIEW FIRST
TELL US BEFORE WE START.
- Heart or kidney conditions, since any IV adds fluid.
- Your full medication list, including supplements.
- Allergies and any past reaction to an infusion.
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding.
- Active cancer treatment. Your oncologist decides.
NAD+ is infused slowly. Nausea, flushing, cramping or chest tightness are commonly reported when it runs too fast, and they usually ease when the rate is turned down.
YOUR VISIT
WHAT HAPPENS IN THE CHAIR.
- Screening. Medical history, medications, goals and whether an IV is a reasonable tool for them.
- The plan, in writing. Dose, source and expected time in the chair before anything is mixed.
- Placement. A small IV catheter in the arm or hand, placed with sterile technique.
- A slow infusion. NAD+ takes longer than a vitamin drip. We adjust the rate to how you feel.
- Afterward. A short observation period and a number to call if anything feels off.
Any IV can cause bruising, vein irritation or infection at the site, and too much fluid is a risk for people with heart or kidney conditions. Allergic reactions are uncommon but possible.
PRICING
PRICED BY DOSE.
The price depends on the dose your clinician sets. Call or message us for a current quote and requirements. You get the full cost before you book.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Common questions.
Does an NAD+ infusion increase lifespan?
No human evidence establishes that. Be cautious of any claim that treats a cellular coenzyme as a proven anti-aging therapy.
How long does it take?
Longer than a standard drip, because NAD+ is infused slowly. Your clinician confirms the timing for your dose when you book.
Is it better than NAD+ supplements by mouth?
An IV reaches the bloodstream directly, but a head-to-head benefit over oral precursors has not been established in good trials.
Can I combine it with a vitamin drip?
Sometimes. Your clinician decides what can be given together and in what order.
SOURCES
WHERE THE FACTS COME FROM.
Educational information only. This service is not FDA-approved to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and it does not replace medical care, prescribed treatment, rehabilitation or emergency care. Eligibility is decided after individual clinical review and no result is guaranteed. Reviewed against public sources November 2026.
RESCU · THE LE²ON SYSTEM
ASK FIRST. THEN DECIDE.
Tell us what you are hoping NAD+ will change. A physician will tell you whether the evidence supports it for you.
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