NAD+ Plus IV therapy clinics in Canada

The honest verdict

NAD+ is the most expensive drip on most Canadian menus and the one where the marketing runs furthest ahead of the evidence. The molecule is real and important; the longevity claims attached to a 500 dollar infusion are not established in human trials, and infusions are commonly uncomfortable enough that clinics run them over several hours.

A reasonable person can find the research fascinating and still note that oral precursors cost a small fraction as much, and that the meaningful clinical benefits remain unproven for both routes. If you book anyway, screening matters more here than for lighter drips.

Real prices from Canadian clinic menus we captured: $95 to $600 across 7 published menu items. See the price index for city detail.

Frequently asked questions

Does NAD+ IV therapy work?

NAD+ biology is a legitimate research field, but human evidence so far, mostly on oral precursors, shows raised blood levels with limited and inconsistent effects on outcomes that matter. No regulator has approved NAD+ therapy for aging or longevity. Our NAD+ guide covers the dosing tiers and evidence in detail.

How much does NAD+ IV cost in Canada?

Typically 250 to 1,000 dollars or more per session depending on dose, with clinics commonly recommending an initial series. It is the highest-priced item on most menus, which is worth weighing against the state of the evidence.

Why do NAD+ infusions take so long?

Because infusing NAD+ quickly is uncomfortable. Chest tightness, cramping and nausea are commonly reported at faster rates, so clinics run sessions over two to four hours or more. The length is side-effect management, not a sign of potency.

24 clinics offering nad+ plus on TheDripMap. Claimed and Safety Verified clinics are listed first.