NAD+ Injections in Roswell
NAD+ runs your cellular energy production, and levels fall with age. Injections restore them directly, with a program built on screening, a defined series, and a clear assessment of whether it's earning its place.
Complimentary first consultation
- Visit~15 min
- ProtocolDefined series
- OversightPhysician-supervised
- DowntimeNone
Who it's for
Is NAD+ right for you?
People come to NAD+ for energy that sleep doesn't restore, mental clarity, recovery and healthy-aging goals. The frame matters more here than anywhere on our wellness menu: the cellular biology is solid; the human trial evidence is still early. We offer it because the biology is real and patient-reported benefits are consistent, and we run it as a program with expectations set upfront, not a standing subscription.
- Fatigue or fog that basics (sleep, labs, B12) haven't explained
- Recovery and healthy-aging goals with realistic expectations
- A preference for screened, supervised protocols over IV-bar drips
- Willingness to reassess and stop if it isn't working
How NAD+ works & what to expect
Screen. History, medications and goals, including whether something more checkable (thyroid, B12, sleep) should be ruled out first.
Run the series. Quick subcutaneous injections on a defined schedule. Each visit fits inside a coffee run.
Assess. We check your response against the expectations we set. Feeling it: continue to maintenance. Not feeling it: we say so and stop.
What to know
NAD+ safety & what to expect
NAD+ injections are well-tolerated: injection-site soreness is the most common side effect, and subcutaneous dosing avoids the flushing that fast IV infusions are known for. The real risk is economic, not medical: responses vary between people, the deep-outcome evidence is still maturing, and a program that never re-evaluates becomes a subscription. Ours re-evaluates on schedule, out loud.
What the evidence actually says
The short version of our full NAD+ guide: NAD+ is a coenzyme essential to cellular energy production and DNA repair, levels decline substantially with age, and supplementation demonstrably raises them. What's still accumulating is large-trial proof of the downstream benefits people seek: energy, cognition, longevity outcomes. Promising early research plus consistent patient-reported effects, labeled as exactly that. We'd rather be behind the hype than ahead of the evidence.
Injections vs IV drips
The IV-lounge version of NAD+ is a multi-hour infusion; ours is a quick subcutaneous injection on a repeating schedule. The practical trade: injections deliver steadier, smaller doses without the infusion-rate flushing and without surrendering an afternoon, and a series of them costs meaningfully less than drip appointments. For most goals we see, the schedule beats the ceremony.
Pricing
How pricing works for NAD+
NAD+ is priced per injection with series pricing for the defined protocols. Because every series ends with a stop-or-continue decision, you're never buying an open-ended subscription. Exact numbers at your consultation, before you commit to anything.
We also offer several ways to spread treatment costs over time, including buy-now-pay-later plans. Ask about financing at your consultation.
Common questions
NAD+ injection FAQs
What will I actually feel?
Patients who respond typically report steadier energy and clearer focus within the first few sessions. Some don't respond. That's real, we say so, and we stop rather than resell. Expectations get set specifically at your screening.
How many injections are in a series?
Protocols vary with your goal: typically a loading series over several weeks, then a maintenance rhythm only if the loading phase earned it. Your exact schedule is set at the consultation.
Is NAD+ a peptide?
Technically no. It's a coenzyme. It lives in our peptide program because the programs run the same way: screened, series-based, reassessed at the end. The distinction matters to chemists; the supervision model is what matters to you.
Why injections instead of NAD+ pills?
Oral NAD+ is largely broken down in digestion before reaching cells, which is why the injectable route exists at all. Precursor supplements are a real alternative with their own evidence base, and we're happy to discuss both at your screening.
Is it safe?
Well-tolerated with proper sourcing and screening: injection-site soreness is the common side effect, and our subcutaneous dosing avoids the infusion flushing IV drips are known for. The screening exists to catch the exceptions.
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