Intramuscular injection
MinutesA quick 50 mg shot. Takes minutes, easy to stack onto another visit, and the natural entry point: an easy way to find out how you respond before committing to infusions.
- Single
- $55
- 3-pack
- $150
- 5-pack
- $240
Targeted Treatment · NAD+ Therapy
NAD+ therapy, from injection to drip.
Healing Advanced Solutions offers NAD+ therapy in Jacksonville, FL, delivered by IV or intramuscular injection under provider supervision, with clear guidance on protocols and evidence.
Who this is for.
- Energy and recovery are not what they were.
- You have read about NAD+ and want the version with a provider attached.
- You tried oral NAD precursors and want to know if direct delivery is different.
Come curious. We will match the protocol to the goal.
The science first
The molecule, explained.
NAD+ is nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme every cell in your body uses to turn food into energy and to run DNA repair. It is not exotic; you cannot live without it. Your levels decline with age, and that decline is established science, which is why NAD+ draws so much longevity attention.
Direct delivery, by injection or by drip in our IV therapy room, bypasses digestion entirely. What direct delivery does for how you feel is the harder question; the research section below takes it head-on.
Two ways in.
Same molecule, two deliveries. The choice is your schedule and preference, not a ranking.
IV infusion
Plan on 2 to 4 hoursThe full 250 mg dose, delivered slowly on purpose: NAD+ pushed fast causes flushing and nausea, so the drip is paced to your tolerance, usually 2 to 4 hours. It always runs as its own infusion, never added into another drip.
- Single
- $220
- 3-pack
- $595
- 5-pack
- $930
A 5-pack of injections delivers the same 250 mg total as one infusion; the small price difference is the extra visits, not the product. Posted pricing, cash-pay, HSA and FSA eligible, Affirm available. Packages lower the per-session price and never expire. They are transferable, and unused sessions are not refundable.
What the research shows. And what it doesn't.
The biology is real and well studied in cells and animals, and human trials show that supplementing NAD+ raises blood levels. That much is established.
What is not yet proven is how much raised levels translate into the energy, clarity, and longevity outcomes attached to NAD+ in marketing. Many of our patients report feeling noticeably better, especially on energy and mental clarity, and that experience shapes how we pace and adjust each protocol.
Where NAD+ earns a place, it is usually inside a bigger picture: recovery, energy, and the kind of long-horizon plan our longevity medicine program exists for.
When the evidence moves, this page will move with it.
- Posted pricing
- Provider-supervised
- Injection or IV
What is NAD+?
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme every cell uses to turn food into energy and to run DNA repair. Your levels decline with age, which is why it draws so much longevity attention. That decline is established science; what supplementing it does for you is the part that deserves careful framing.
What are NAD+ injections and infusions?
Two ways of delivering NAD+ directly rather than through digestion. A 50 mg intramuscular injection takes minutes; an IV infusion delivers the full 250 mg dose slowly, usually over 2 to 4 hours depending on tolerance. A 5-pack of injections totals the same 250 mg as one infusion, so the choice comes down to your schedule and preference, not a ranking.
Does NAD+ therapy actually work?
Here is where it stands: the biology is real and well studied in cells and animals, and human trials show supplementation raises NAD+ levels. What is not yet proven is how much that translates into the energy, clarity, and longevity outcomes attached to it in marketing. Many patients report feeling noticeably better, especially on energy and mental clarity, and that experience shapes how we pace each protocol.
Is NAD+ therapy safe?
NAD+ has a good safety profile in clinical use. IV infusions run slowly because pushing NAD+ fast causes temporary flushing, chest tightness, and nausea, which is a rate effect, not an allergy, and it is exactly why supervision and pacing matter. We screen your history first and adjust the rate to you.
How often do people do NAD+ therapy?
There is no single evidence-fixed schedule, which is worth knowing upfront. Common patterns are a short loading series followed by maintenance sessions spaced weeks to months apart, adjusted to your response. We will build a cadence around your goal and your response.
How much does it cost?
An NAD+ injection is $55, with 3-packs at $150 and 5-packs at $240. The full IV infusion is $220, with 3-packs at $595 and 5-packs at $930. Posted pricing, cash-pay, HSA and FSA eligible, Affirm available.
This information is for general education and is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a substitute for care from your provider.
Try it with supervision.
Request an appointment and we will confirm your time. Not sure which format fits? Ask, and we will help you choose.