NAD+ IV Therapy Sydney: What to Know Before You Book

NAD+ has become one of the most talked about ingredients in wellness circles. It is a coenzyme found in every cell in the body, involved in how cells produce energy and repair themselves, and it naturally declines with age. That decline is part of why interest in NAD+ has been growing, both in scientific research and in wellness settings like ours.

Every NAD+ IV session starts with a conversation. Our nurses will explain what is in the infusion, how it is administered, and help you understand whether it may be appropriate for you following a health assessment.

What NAD+ IV Therapy Involves at Cure8

Our NAD+ IV therapy is a compounded preparation, prescribed by an authorised prescriber and prepared by a TGA licensed compounding pharmacist. It is administered slowly by one of our registered nurses, following a detailed health assessment.

NAD+ IV therapy is not recommended as a first IV for new clients. If you have not had an IV with us before, our nurses will usually suggest starting with one of our other infusions first, before moving on to NAD+.

Session Options

NAD+ Lite, an introduction session, runs 100mg over one to one and a half hours. NAD+ Restore, our standard session, runs 250mg over ninety to one hundred and five minutes. NAD+ Intensive, a higher dose session, is available only after completing at least one NAD+ Restore session with documented good tolerance, and runs three to three and a half hours, with clients remaining at the clinic for thirty minutes afterwards.

Getting Started

NAD+ IV therapy is administered slowly and requires a documented health assessment, so we recommend starting with a consultation. Our nurses will talk you through your health history, answer your questions, and help you understand whether NAD+ IV therapy may be suitable for you.

Book a consultation at our Double Bay clinic to find out more.

Disclaimer

This article is intended for general educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Individual suitability for NAD+ IV therapy is determined following a personal health assessment with a qualified practitioner. Always speak with your healthcare provider about any new therapy, particularly if you have an existing medical condition, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are taking other medications. Results and individual responses to IV therapy may vary between individuals.