NAD+ Infusion Experience
What to expect during your NAD+ infusion session.
Flow IV provides mobile IV hydration and wellness support in Las Vegas hotels, homes, and event spaces. Every appointment includes clinician screening to help determine whether IV therapy is appropriate. IV therapy is not emergency care and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. If symptoms are severe, rapidly worsening, or concerning, call 911 or seek urgent medical care.
Who this may be appropriate for
NAD+ infusion may be appropriate for eligible clients interested in cellular wellness support, energy goals, focus goals, healthy aging routines, travel recovery support, or post-stress wellness support after clinician screening. The appointment is designed for clients who can comfortably set aside enough time for a slower infusion.
This experience page is meant to help clients understand how NAD+ appointments differ from shorter hydration drips. NAD+ is dose-dependent, can be more sensation-prone, and is commonly infused slowly for comfort. Clients should plan a quiet appointment window instead of scheduling NAD+ tightly between flights, events, or work obligations.
NAD+ is wellness support, not a treatment for a medical condition. Clients with pregnancy or breastfeeding considerations, active cancer concerns, severe liver disease, significant anxiety, complex medical histories, or urgent symptoms should expect careful screening and may be referred for medical guidance before proceeding.
What You May Experience
During NAD+ infusion, some clients may experience:
Chest tightness or pressure
Warmth or flushing
Mild nausea
Anxiety or restlessness
What to expect during your appointment
Your clinician reviews health history, current symptoms, medications, allergies, wellness goals, and prior experience with NAD+ before beginning. Screening helps determine whether the service, dose, and appointment setting are appropriate.
The clinician may start slowly and adjust the rate based on comfort. If sensations such as warmth, flushing, chest pressure, nausea, anxiety, or restlessness occur, tell the clinician right away. Rate changes, pauses, or discontinuation may be appropriate.
Because NAD+ appointments can run 90-240 minutes depending on dose and tolerance, choose a comfortable location with seating, bathroom access, hydration, and enough time for the visit to proceed without pressure.
Wellness goals clients often discuss
NAD+ infusion is often discussed for:
- Energy and focus goals
- Brain fog or mental clarity goals
- High stress or overtraining
- Sleep disruption or low-energy routines
- Healthy aging and longevity support
- Post-travel wellness support
- Performance and wellness optimization
Safety screening
NAD+ infusion may not be suitable for individuals with:
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Active cancer (unless cleared by medical director)
- Severe liver disease
- Known hypersensitivity to NAD+ or niacin-related compounds
- Uncontrolled anxiety disorders (relative contraindication)
Screening may also include current medications, allergies, recent illness, chest symptoms, hydration status, anxiety history, prior IV reactions, and whether another clinician has advised against NAD+ or vitamin infusions.
NAD+ is not appropriate for emergency symptoms, severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, or situations where medical evaluation is needed before wellness support. Flow IV may recommend urgent care, emergency care, or follow-up with a medical clinician instead of providing the infusion.
Common scheduling patterns
Loading Phase
1-2 infusions weekly for 2-4 weeks
Maintenance
Monthly or as needed
These patterns are general wellness examples, not medical directions. The right cadence depends on screening, goals, tolerance, clinician guidance, and whether NAD+ is appropriate for the client.
Hotel, home, and group appointment logistics
Flow IV can provide NAD+ appointments at Las Vegas hotels, homes, offices, Airbnbs, and event spaces when access, parking, and a calm setup area are available. Because NAD+ can take longer than other IV services, a quiet private space is strongly recommended.
Hotel appointments work best when the guest name, tower, room number, security instructions, parking details, and callback number are provided before arrival. For group appointments, each person still requires individual screening and enough time for a dose-dependent infusion.
After-hour appointments from 8:00 PM to 8:00 AM Pacific include the listed after-hours fee. Travel timing can vary by location, Strip traffic, special events, and hotel access.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why can NAD+ appointments take longer than other IV services?
NAD+ is commonly infused more slowly for comfort. Your clinician can adjust the rate based on your response during the appointment.
What sensations can happen during a NAD+ infusion?
Some clients notice temporary warmth, flushing, chest pressure, nausea, anxiety, or restlessness. These sensations are often rate-dependent and should be discussed with the clinician immediately.
Can the infusion rate be adjusted?
Yes. The clinician monitors comfort during the session and may slow or pause the infusion when appropriate.
Is NAD+ infusion appropriate for everyone?
No. NAD+ infusion requires screening and may not be appropriate for pregnancy, breastfeeding, certain medical conditions, or urgent symptoms that need medical evaluation.