IV Therapy
NAD+ IV Therapy in Galveston, TX
$349 flat, up to 500mg — no dosage tiers, no arithmetic. Plus in-office injections at $50 and a self-administered at-home option at $249/month.
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Pricing
NAD+ — three ways
- NAD+ IV Drip$349
Flat rate, up to 500mg. No dosage tiers.
- NAD+ In-Office Injection$50
Flat rate, up to 100mg.
- Self-Administered At-Home NAD+ Injections$249/month
1000mg vial.
Adjacent options
- Niagen$499
- Helix Signature Drip$349
- Performance + Endurance$349
- Custom IV Dripsstarting at $159
Built around your labs rather than off a menu.
Financing is available through Cherry and CareCredit. Individual results vary.
FAQ
NAD+ intravenous therapy — common questions
What is NAD+?
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide — a coenzyme present in every cell in your body, centrally involved in cellular energy metabolism. Levels are understood to decline with age, which is why it has become a fixture of the longevity conversation. That's the plain description; we'd rather give you the biochemistry than a list of promises.
Why is it a flat $349 instead of priced by dose?
Because dosage tiers made a simple thing complicated and mostly served us. We removed them. $349 covers up to 500mg — you don't have to guess at a tier or wonder whether you should have bought up. If your protocol calls for less, you still pay $349; if it calls for the full 500mg, you still pay $349.
What does an NAD+ drip feel like?
This is the question people should ask and usually don't, so: it's not a passive drip. Pushed too fast, NAD+ commonly produces chest tightness, flushing, a wave of nausea, or a general sense that you'd like it to stop. That's why we infuse it slowly and adjust the rate to you throughout. Tell your provider the moment it gets uncomfortable — that's not stoicism you're being asked for, it's feedback we need.
How long should I budget?
Considerably longer than a lifestyle drip. A standard $199 drip runs 45–60 minutes; NAD+ is deliberately slow and can take several hours depending on your dose and tolerance. Don't schedule anything tight behind it, and don't book it on your way to somewhere.
IV, in-office injection, or at-home — how do I choose?
Roughly: the IV is for a substantial dose delivered in one sitting. The $50 in-office injection (up to 100mg) is for a smaller, quicker top-up. The at-home option at $249/month for a 1000mg vial is for people maintaining NAD+ as an ongoing practice rather than an occasional event — it's a genuinely different economic proposition, and it requires a conversation with a provider first.
NAD+ or Niagen?
Different molecules, different routes, different price points — Niagen sits at $499. Which suits you depends on your goals and what else is in your protocol. That's a consult conversation, not a webpage one. Individual results vary.
The details
NAD+ intravenous therapy, in full
$349. Up to 500mg. That’s the whole price.
NAD+ pricing is the most confusing thing on most IV menus. Clinics tier it — 250mg at one price, 500mg at another, 750mg at a third — and you end up making a clinical decision based on a price ladder while sitting in a chair.
We removed the tiers. NAD+ IV Drip — $349, flat rate, up to 500mg.
That’s it. No guessing which tier you should be on, no upgrade conversation mid-infusion.
NAD+, in plain terms
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. A coenzyme found in every cell in your body, centrally involved in how those cells produce energy and in a range of repair and signaling processes.
It’s understood to decline with age. That single fact is why NAD+ has become one of the most talked-about molecules in longevity — and why the internet is full of claims about it that go considerably further than the evidence does.
We’re not going to make those claims. NAD+ is a well-characterized coenzyme, it’s central to cellular energy metabolism, and it’s a foundational piece of a lot of longevity protocols. That’s what we’ll say, because that’s what’s supportable. Individual results vary.
The part nobody warns you about
Here’s the thing we’d want a friend to know before their first NAD+ drip: it is not a passive experience.
Pushed too quickly, NAD+ commonly causes chest tightness, flushing, a rolling wave of nausea, and a distinct feeling that you would like this to stop now. That’s not a reaction to something being wrong — it’s a very ordinary response to rate.
Which is why we infuse it slowly, and why we adjust throughout. Your provider will ask how you’re doing, and the correct answer is the true one. Being tough about it doesn’t improve the outcome; it just makes an hour unpleasant for no reason. Tell us, we slow it down, it settles.
And budget the time. A lifestyle drip runs 45–60 minutes. NAD+ can run several hours. Do not book this on your way to something.
Three routes, three different purposes
NAD+ IV Drip — $349 (up to 500mg). The substantial dose, in one sitting, with a provider watching the rate. This is the one to start with.
NAD+ In-Office Injection — $50 (flat, up to 100mg). Smaller, faster, in and out. A top-up rather than a session.
Self-Administered At-Home NAD+ Injections — $249/month (1000mg vial). This is the one that changes the arithmetic. If NAD+ is going to be an ongoing practice for you rather than an occasional event, monthly at-home dosing is a fundamentally different proposition to buying drips indefinitely. It requires a conversation with a provider first — we’re not shipping vials to strangers.
Where it fits in a real protocol
NAD+ works best as part of something, not as a purchase.
The clients who get the most out of it tend to have had functional labs run first, so we know what’s going on rather than guessing. Many pair it with HBOT — both are aimed at cellular energy from different directions, and the $69 1-Hour Recovery Room includes 10% off an IV the same day.
If you want it built entirely around your bloodwork rather than off a menu, Custom IV Drips start at $159.
What we’d say no to
If you’re coming in weekly chasing a feeling that keeps slipping away, NAD+ is not the answer and we’ll tell you so. That’s a signal that something underneath — sleep, hormones, thyroid, inflammation — isn’t being addressed. A physician-guided practice can go look. A drip bar can only sell you another drip.
Full IV menu on the main page. Book below, or call 409.498.5011.
Individual results vary.
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