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NAD+ IV therapy in Duncan, BC

NAD+ Cellular Restoration infusions administered by a Registered Nurse at Integral IV inside Purely Wellness, 15 Canada Avenue, Unit 101, Duncan, BC.

What is NAD+ IV therapy?

NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy processes. Delivered by IV, it is infused slowly and deliberately, and the length of your appointment depends on the dose your plan calls for.

How much does NAD+ IV therapy cost in Duncan, BC?

NAD+ Cellular Restoration starts at $175. New clients also complete a $50 assessment (regularly $150) before their first infusion.

100 mg

NAD+ Cellular Restoration — 100 mg

Duration varies with dose and tolerance.

$175

250 mg

NAD+ Cellular Restoration — 250 mg

Duration varies with dose and tolerance.

$250

500 mg

NAD+ Cellular Restoration — 500 mg

Duration varies with dose and tolerance.

$350

How long does a NAD+ infusion take?

NAD+ is infused slowly for comfort, so time in the chair varies with your dose. Higher doses take longer. Your nurse adjusts the rate to how you are feeling and stays with you throughout.

Do I need an assessment first?

Yes. NAD+ requires a current, Nurse Practitioner-authorized, client-specific treatment plan, which also sets your dose. Your plan can come from Jackie, our Nurse Practitioner, or from any prescribing practitioner of your choice.

Who should not have NAD+ IV therapy?

Pregnancy, breastfeeding, kidney disease, high blood pressure, heart conditions, and some other health situations may make this therapy unsuitable. Your assessment screens for these before anything is booked.

Before you book. New clients begin with the $50 assessment (regularly $150). Returning clients with a current, authorized plan can book directly. Questions? Send us a message.

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NAD+ questions

How much is NAD+ IV therapy in Duncan?

$175 for 100 mg, $250 for 250 mg, and $350 for 500 mg.

How long does it take?

Duration varies with your dose. NAD+ is infused slowly for comfort, and your nurse adjusts the rate to how you feel.

Which dose is right for me?

Your Nurse Practitioner sets the dose in your treatment plan, based on your health history, bloodwork, and goals.

Do you accept walk-ins for NAD+?

No. A current, authorized treatment plan is required before any infusion.