NAD+

NAD+ 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.

This appointment is different from shorter hydration drips because NAD+ is dose-dependent and commonly infused slowly for comfort. Clients should plan for a longer, quieter session and should not schedule it tightly between travel or event commitments.

NAD+ is wellness support, not a treatment for a medical condition. Clients with complex medical histories, pregnancy or breastfeeding, active cancer concerns, severe liver disease, or significant anxiety should expect careful screening and may be referred for medical guidance.

Your clinician reviews health history, current symptoms, medications, goals, and prior experience with NAD+ before beginning. The appointment may involve a slower rate than other IV services to support comfort.

Some clients notice warmth, flushing, chest pressure, nausea, anxiety, or restlessness during NAD+ infusion. These sensations are often rate-dependent, so the clinician may slow or pause the infusion when appropriate.

Because appointments can run 90-240 minutes depending on dose and tolerance, choose a comfortable location with seating, hydration, bathroom access, and enough time for the session to proceed without pressure.

Clinician screening is required for NAD+ and may be more detailed than a basic hydration appointment. Screening may include pregnancy status, breastfeeding status, cancer history, liver disease, anxiety history, medication use, allergies, and current symptoms.

NAD+ may not be appropriate when symptoms are urgent, when the client cannot tolerate a slow infusion, or when medical history suggests that additional clearance is needed before mobile wellness support.

The clinician monitors comfort throughout the appointment. Rate changes, pauses, or discontinuation may occur when needed.

IV therapy is not appropriate for emergencies, chest pain, trouble breathing, fainting, stroke-like symptoms, severe abdominal pain, uncontrolled bleeding, severe allergic reactions, or rapidly worsening symptoms. Call 911 or seek urgent medical care in those situations.

Some clients may not be candidates because of medical history, pregnancy-related concerns, kidney or heart conditions, medication interactions, allergies, abnormal vital signs, or symptoms that need evaluation beyond mobile wellness support.

A clinician may recommend urgent care, emergency care, or follow-up with a primary medical clinician instead of providing an IV. That decision is part of the safety process and is made for the client's well-being.

Flow IV can meet eligible clients at Las Vegas Strip hotels, Downtown hotels, homes, offices, Airbnbs, convention spaces, and event locations when access and parking allow. Please have a clean, comfortable place to sit, a visible ID, and any relevant health information ready for the clinician.

Hotel appointments work best when the guest name, tower, room number, parking details, and security instructions are available before arrival. For groups, Flow IV can coordinate back-to-back appointments, but each person still receives individual screening and may be declined when IV therapy is not appropriate.

After-hour appointments from 8:00 PM to 8:00 AM Pacific include the listed after-hours fee. Travel timing can vary by location, hotel access, traffic, special events, and clinician availability.