NAD+ is an essential coenzyme found in every cell, key to mitochondrial energy production and cellular repair.

Why does the infusion take longer than other IVs?

NAD+ needs to be infused slowly to prevent mild, temporary side effects like chest tightness or muscle soreness, ensuring a comfortable experience.

How long does a session take?

A session typically takes between 2 and 4 hours, depending on the dosage and your comfort level.

How many sessions are recommended?

We design a personalized plan during your consultation, which may include a single session or a series of treatments.

What does it feel like during the infusion?

You may feel a warm sensation in your body or mild muscle pressure, which resolve immediately if the infusion rate is slowed.

Are the effects immediate?

Some patients report improved mental clarity and energy levels within 24 to 48 hours of their treatment.

Is G6PD testing required for NAD+?

A standard health screening is required, though G6PD testing is generally for high-dose Vitamin C.

Can I work on my laptop during the session?

Yes, you can comfortably read, work, or relax during the infusion.

Who administers the NAD+ infusion?

It is administered by qualified healthcare professionals in a supervised setting.

What are the contraindications?

It is not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women, or those with active kidney or liver conditions.

Should I eat before my session?

Yes, eating a healthy meal before your appointment is highly recommended.

Is this covered by insurance?

Wellness IVs are typically private pay, but check if your extended health plan has a health spending account.

Can I exercise after an NAD+ session?

We recommend resting for the remainder of the day before returning to strenuous exercise.

Are the ingredients sterile?

Yes, we use only sterile, medical-grade NAD+ and saline.

Where is NAD+ therapy available?

It is available at our Surrey (Chimney Hill) and Langley (Willoughby) clinics.

IV Therapy Formula Guide

NAD+ IV Therapy in Surrey & Langley

Support cellular energy, cognitive function, and metabolic health with our clinically supervised NAD+ IV Therapy.

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Clinical Overview

NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in all living cells, essential for mitochondrial function, DNA repair, and cellular energy production. As we age or experience chronic stress, NAD+ levels naturally decline. Our NAD+ IV Therapy delivers this coenzyme directly into the bloodstream, bypassing digestion to support cellular wellness, cognitive clarity, and metabolic function.

Clinical Target

This therapy focuses on restoring intracellular NAD+ levels to support mitochondrial health and cellular energy production.

Who May Consider This Infusion

Individuals looking to support cognitive clarity and focus.

Those seeking to address persistent fatigue and support cellular energy.

People interested in healthy aging and metabolic wellness.

Active individuals wanting to optimize cellular repair and function.

Clinical Safety & Requirements

Intravenous procedures require baseline physiological screening to protect your renal and cardiovascular systems. Every treatment begins with a mandatory clinical evaluation by a qualified healthcare professional.

Medical Screening: Standard vital checks (blood pressure, heart rate) and health history reviews are required before every infusion.
Contraindications: Fluid administration is not appropriate for individuals with congestive heart failure, advanced renal failure, or uncontrolled hypertension.

The Treatment & Infusion Process

Safety and clinical precision guide every step of the infusion process.

Initial Clinical Evaluation

Due to the unique nature of NAD+, a detailed medical consultation is required. We review your medical history, current health markers, and wellness goals to confirm this infusion is suitable for you.

Step-by-Step Procedure

Comprehensive medical screening and health history review.

Preparation of the NAD+ solution in sterile saline.

Placement of the IV line by a qualified clinician.

Slow infusion over 2 to 4 hours, adjusted for comfort.

Monitoring of vital signs and adjustments to flow rate as needed.

Post-treatment review and removal of the IV catheter.

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Book an IV Therapy Assessment

Clinical screening is mandatory before your first infusion. Book your initial consultation online for our Surrey (Chimney Hill) or Langley (Willoughby) clinics.

Call 604-503-5552

Please bring any recent blood panel results or prescriptions to your initial session.