Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about NAD+ 1000mg Infusion - Anti-Aging dosing.

You’ll be seated comfortably while an IV delivers NAD+ over a monitored 2-4 hour infusion. Staff will check vitals, adjust flow for comfort, and you may relax, read, or nap. Mild nausea or fatigue can occur and will be managed.

Treatment typically lasts between two and four hours depending on infusion rate and individual tolerance. Plan to arrive hydrated and allow extra time for pre-infusion intake assessment and post-infusion observation to ensure safe recovery.

Possible side effects include mild nausea, fatigue, headache, or flushing. These are generally transient and managed during the session. Serious reactions are rare; disclose medications and medical history beforehand so clinicians can minimize risks.

Ideal candidates seek anti-aging support, improved energy, and cognitive clarity. Providers will evaluate health history; those with active infections, uncontrolled conditions, or certain medication interactions may be unsuitable and require alternative plans.

Frequency varies by goals: some clients start with monthly sessions for several months, then transition to maintenance every few months. Your clinician will recommend a personalized schedule based on response, health status, and treatment tolerance.

NAD+ infusions can interact with certain drugs and health conditions. Always disclose all prescriptions, supplements, and medical diagnoses during consultation. Clinicians will review safety, adjust dosing, or advise against treatment if interactions or contraindications exist.