NAD+ Drip
NAD+ Drip is a professionally administered intravenous infusion containing nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a naturally occurring coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism and other biological processes.
What Is an NAD+ Drip?
NAD+ is found naturally within the body and plays an important role in converting nutrients into cellular energy. An NAD+ Drip delivers a carefully selected formulation directly into the bloodstream through an intravenous line.
Before treatment, a medical professional reviews your health history, current medications and wellness goals. The dosage and infusion rate are then selected according to your individual assessment, and you are monitored throughout the session.
Features of NAD+ Drip Treatment
Direct IV Administration
The selected formulation is delivered directly into the bloodstream.
Medical Screening
Your health history and suitability are reviewed before the infusion begins.
Controlled Infusion Rate
The drip is administered at a carefully controlled rate based on your comfort.
Professional Monitoring
A qualified professional monitors you throughout the treatment session.
NAD+ Drip FAQs
Find answers to common questions about NAD+, the infusion process, treatment suitability and possible side effects.
NAD+ is a naturally occurring coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism. An NAD+ Drip delivers a selected formulation through an intravenous line while a medical professional monitors the infusion.
NAD+ infusions are marketed for energy, wellness, recovery and healthy ageing support. However, evidence for these broad benefits in healthy people remains limited, and individual results cannot be guaranteed.
A small intravenous line is placed into a suitable vein, and the NAD+ formulation is delivered at a controlled rate. Your comfort and response are monitored throughout the session, and the rate may be adjusted when necessary.
Possible effects can include nausea, flushing, headache, chest tightness, cramping or discomfort around the IV site, particularly when the infusion is delivered too quickly. Any unusual symptoms should be reported immediately.
Suitability may be affected by pregnancy, breastfeeding, allergies, medications and certain heart, kidney, liver or other medical conditions. A complete medical assessment is required before receiving treatment.