NAD+ IV
- A 90‑minute infusion
- At your home, hotel room or office
- Given by a licensed nurse or NREMT
What’s in the bag · 3 ingredients
$100base plus $1 per mg24/7, same-day
A licensed nurse or NREMT from Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy gives your 90‑minute NAD+ IV at your home, hotel room or office around Las Vegas. Your dose sets the price: $100 base plus $1 per mg. We're open 24 hours, and the after‑hours fee is $99 from 8 PM to 7 AM.
Your Las Vegas care team8 licensed clinicians
What's inside
A NAD+ IV is a 500 ml bag of normal saline with NAD+ and B‑Complex added, and it takes 90 minutes. That's twice as long as the 45‑minute drips on our menu, so set aside an hour and a half for the infusion itself.
Price & add-ons
The NAD+ IV is priced in two parts: a $100 base plus $1 for each milligram of NAD+, so the total depends on your dose. At 100 mg you pay the base plus $100, which makes $200. At 500 mg the total is $600.
What’s in the bag · 3 ingredients
Visits are available 24 hours a day. From 8:00 PM to 7:00 AM, a $99 after‑hours fee applies.
What you spend over time comes down to your dose and how many visits you book. Our guide covers how often to book NAD+.
Your clinician confirms which ones go with a NAD+ IV.
Your care team
Your NAD+ IV is given by a licensed nurse or a nationally registered emergency medical technician (NREMT) from our Las Vegas team, with medical oversight by our Medical Director, Dr. Daniel Olivero, MD. The dose you book runs on orders from the nurse practitioner below.
In Nevada, IV therapy counts as a medical service. He is the doctor responsible for how our Las Vegas team gives it, NAD+ included.
MD · Addiction-medicine background
Writes those orders and can prescribe. He spent six years in emergency-room nursing before he became a family nurse practitioner.
Family Nurse PractitionerPatient reviews
Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy averages 5.0 stars from 400+ Google reviews. These two, word for word, are about clinicians from the team that would give your NAD+ IV.
“James always delivers high quality service and professionalism. He is reliable and never fails to help me out when I need him.”
“Hector with LV Mobile IV is awesome. Super professional, on time, and makes the whole process easy and comfortable. If you're looking for someone reliable who knows his stuff, he's your guy.”
How it works
A NAD+ IV takes about 90 minutes to drip in, and that's most of the visit. Once you've booked, everything else happens at the address you give us, from your clinician's arrival to the moment they pack up.
Book online through Jane, our booking system, or call 725‑217‑4236. Either way, give us the address where you'll be for the drip.
Expect your clinician 45 to 60 minutes after you book, or up to 90 on weekend mornings and in convention weeks.
Before the IV starts, your clinician checks your vitals and goes over your health history, current medicines and allergies.
The NAD+ drips in over about 90 minutes while you stay put, wherever you're comfortable, and the visit ends when the bag is empty.
Before the drip
Your clinician asks about the conditions and reactions below at the health check before every NAD+ IV, so mention any that apply to you then.
Chest pressure, nausea, cramping or flushing can come on during a NAD+ drip, so tell your clinician the moment you feel any of it.
Heart failure or a doctor's limit on fluids is worth raising first, because the NAD+ bag holds 500 ml of saline.
Mention any heart condition at the health check, since NAD+ drips brought on a faster heartbeat and chest pressure in a small study.
With kidney disease or dialysis, speak up before the drip: the saline and what NAD+ breaks down into both leave through your kidneys.
A past reaction to a vitamin shot or drip matters here, because the bag also holds B‑Complex and IV B vitamins have caused allergic reactions.
If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, tell your clinician at the health check, before a NAD+ drip starts.
Not sure whether something here applies to you? Call or text 725‑217‑4236 before you book.
Other drips
The four drips below each take about 45 minutes and cost one flat price, with no charge per milligram. To compare every drip and its price, see the whole menu.
The science
Research on NAD+ IV therapy begins with what NAD+ does in the body: inside cells, it is central to how energy is made, and many enzymes rely on it too (Covarrubias, 2020). Sirtuins, one family of those enzymes, can't work without it (Imai and Guarente, 2014).
In human trials, two NAD+ precursors taken by mouth, nicotinamide riboside and nicotinamide mononucleotide, raised measures of NAD+ in the blood.
In records of 500 mg IV NAD+ infusions given in a commercial setting, people reported moderate to severe stomach symptoms, a faster heart rate and chest pressure.
Those symptoms ended when each drip finished, and they lengthened the infusions: the NAD+ drips in that study averaged 97 minutes.
Common questions
Your dose changes the total, but nothing else about paying or booking does: the same cards, deposit and group rules apply to a 100 mg drip and a 500 mg one.
Las Vegas Mobile IV Therapy takes HSA and FSA cards for a NAD+ IV. Debit cards work too, as do Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express, and you can also pay by Apple Pay or Google Pay. Square processes every payment.
No. Tipping is customary but optional, and a tip never forms part of the NAD+ IV price.
Yes. A $50 deposit is due when you book, and it's credited to your total rather than charged on top.
Yes. A group of up to six books a single appointment with one clinician, and two clinicians come once the group reaches seven.
Yes. 725‑217‑4236 takes texts as well as calls, so you can ask about a dose or book by text.
Areas we serve
Wherever you'll be for your NAD+ IV, at home or in a hotel room, the care team can come to any address in Las Vegas and the Southern Nevada communities below.
In Henderson and Summerlin, arrival can take a little longer than on the Strip or Downtown.
Same-day · Available 24/7
Book a time online and we'll bring your NAD+ IV to your home, hotel room or office. To ask about doses or totals first, call 725‑217‑4236.
