NAD+ IV therapy in NYC: what it is, how long it takes, what it costs

NAD+ is a helper molecule found in every cell. Cells use it to turn food into energy and to repair themselves. Levels fall with age, heavy drinking, poor sleep and long stress. An NAD+ drip puts more of it into your blood directly.

NAD+ has to run slowly or it makes people feel flushed or queasy. A standard dose takes about an hour; higher doses take two to four hours. The nurse sets a slow rate and stays the whole time.

Some people feel warm, a little flushed, or a pressure in the chest or stomach in the first 20 minutes. That is the NAD+ itself, not an allergy, and it eases when the nurse slows the drip.

NAD+ IV starts at $399 for the standard dose. Higher doses are priced on the NAD+ page. A Biohack NAD+ shot is $175 if you want a quicker option between drips.

Many people start with one drip and see how they feel. Our NAD+ frequency guide on the blog walks through the common schedules. A provider reviews your health history before the first one.

Yes, all five boroughs, plus Westchester, Long Island and New Jersey. Same price everywhere, travel included.