NAD+ IV London — Advanced NAD+ Drip at Harley Street

Our NAD+ IV Drip is £395 per session (2–3 hours). A typical loading course is 4 sessions over 10 days followed by monthly maintenance — your doctor will confirm your personalised plan at the free consultation. Payment plans via Klarna and Clearpay are available, and medical financing exists for courses over £500.

We share the exact clinic address after your assessment — which lets us match you to the nearest of our UK locations based on the postcode you provide during the assessment. All NAD+ IV infusions are administered on-site in a private treatment suite by our specialist IV nurses under continuous medical supervision — no at-home service, by design (see safety below).

NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell — it's fundamental to mitochondrial ATP production, DNA repair, and Sirtuin activation (the 'longevity genes'). NAD+ IV therapy delivers pure NAD+ directly into your bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system for 100% bioavailability — something no oral supplement can match.

Yes, for a clinical effect. Oral NAD+ precursors (NR, NMN) must pass through your digestive system where absorption is limited to 5–15% — and they still require conversion in the body. IV NAD+ bypasses the gut entirely, delivering the active coenzyme straight to your cells. If you're looking for noticeable changes in energy, clarity, and recovery within days, IV is the only route that delivers the required therapeutic dose.

NAD+ infusions are longer than standard vitamin drips — typically 2–4 hours — because NAD+ must be infused slowly to be comfortable and effective. Most patients bring a laptop or book and treat it as a recovery day.

For general wellness and anti-aging: 4–6 initial sessions followed by monthly maintenance. For chronic fatigue or brain fog: 6–10 sessions over 4–8 weeks. For post-viral recovery (e.g. Long COVID): a loading course of 5 sessions then bi-weekly maintenance. Our doctors create a personalised plan at your free consultation.

NAD+ IV therapy has a well-established safety profile and is administered at our clinic under continuous medical supervision by GMC-registered doctors. Mild flushing, warmth, or chest tightness during the infusion can occur and resolves immediately when the infusion rate is adjusted. Your full medical history and medications are reviewed before any treatment is recommended.

We deliberately do not offer at-home NAD+ IV. NAD+ must be infused slowly under medical monitoring — flushing, transient blood-pressure changes, and rate adjustments are routine and need a clinical environment to be safe and comfortable. Our UK clinic offers private, comfortable suites specifically designed for this.

Key benefits patients report: sustained energy without caffeine, clearer cognitive function, improved sleep quality, better recovery from exercise and illness, reduced inflammation, and anti-aging effects driven by Sirtuin and PARP activation (the enzymes responsible for DNA repair and cellular maintenance).

Yes — this is one of the most consistent patient reports. Your brain uses 20% of your body's energy. When NAD+ is depleted, neurons are ATP-starved, which manifests as brain fog, slow word recall, and mental fatigue. Restoring NAD+ often produces noticeable clarity improvements within 1–3 sessions.

NAD+ activates Sirtuins — a class of proteins that regulate DNA repair, stress resistance, and cellular longevity. Natural NAD+ levels drop ~50% between age 40 and 60, which is directly linked to accelerated cellular aging. Restoring NAD+ through IV therapy is one of the few evidence-backed interventions that directly targets this pathway.

Yes — our doctors often build combined protocols. Common pairings: NAD+ with Glutathione (enhanced antioxidant support), NAD+ with high-dose Vitamin C (immune and recovery), and NAD+ with Myers Cocktail on alternating weeks. Your doctor will advise what's appropriate for your goals.

Your biological age score, a breakdown by body system (skin, immune, cellular, metabolic), and a specific IV-protocol recommendation.

It's based on validated survey instruments our clinical team adapted from peer-reviewed biological-age research. It's a screen, not a diagnostic blood test — but it's the starting point every patient at our clinic goes through.

No. The scan and the report are free, regardless of whether you book a drip afterwards.

No. The report is yours to keep. Most patients use it to decide whether the drip they were considering is actually the right fit.