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NAD+ IV Drip

Cellular-level longevity — reset energy, focus, and recovery.

2 hr 30 min
350 US dollars
Stamford, CT|Florham Park, NJ

Service Description

A high-dose NAD+ IV drip delivered directly into the bloodstream for cellular energy, mental clarity, and anti-aging support. NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme that declines with age — replenishing it helps power mitochondrial function, DNA repair, and metabolic balance. Clients report sharper focus, improved sleep, better mood, reduced brain fog, and greater physical stamina. Administered in a relaxed, clinical setting; 2–3 hours per session. Ideal for: • High-performers, executives, and athletes • Clients recovering from burnout, jet lag, or fatigue • Anyone seeking longevity and cellular-level wellness ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ WHAT TO EXPECT 2–3 hours in our IV lounge with heated chairs, warm blankets, Netflix, and snacks. Our nurse places an IV catheter (brief pinch). NAD+ drips slowly — you may feel slight chest pressure or stomach fluttering which are normal and managed by slowing the drip rate. Most clients work, read, or nap through it. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ PREPARATION & AFTERCARE Before: • Eat a full meal 1–2 hours before • Hydrate well the day before • Wear comfortable clothing with easy arm access • Bring something to read/watch — you'll be there a few hours After: • Return to normal activity immediately • Continue hydrating (2–3L water) • Many clients feel mental clarity within 24–48 hours • Results compound over a series of 4–6 drips spaced weekly ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ FREQUENTLY ASKED Q: What does NAD+ actually do? A: It's a coenzyme that powers mitochondrial function (energy production). Declining levels are linked to aging symptoms. High-dose IV bypasses digestion for maximum absorption. Q: How often should I get it? A: Initial series: 4–6 drips over 2–4 weeks. Maintenance: 1 drip every 1–2 months. Q: Will I feel anything during the drip? A: Possibly. Mild chest tightness, stomach cramping, or facial flushing — normal and managed by slowing the drip rate. Tell your nurse and they'll adjust. Q: How is it different from NAD+ supplements? A: Oral NAD+ is poorly absorbed. IV delivers 100% bioavailability, which is why clients report such noticeable effects. Q: Is it safe? A: Yes, when administered by a medical professional. Not recommended if pregnant/breastfeeding or with certain medical conditions — we screen at intake. Q: Can I combine it with other IV drips (vitamin C, Myers')? A: Yes, often in the same visit. We offer custom IV cocktails.


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