NAD+ IV drip — the price in Romania and what determines it

"NAD injection price" is a fair search: you want to know what to expect before you call. We give you our exact prices and, more importantly, what determines them — so you can compare properly wherever you look.

Our prices

All include the medical assessment. For home visits, in Bucharest and Ilfov (the county around Bucharest), the travel fee shown on the prices page is added.

Why the high dose costs more than twice the low one

100 mg costs 600 RON, 250 mg costs 1,250 RON — that is, 2.5 times the dose, at a little over twice the price. But the right comparison is not per milligram.

The reason is time. NAD+ given quickly causes unpleasant sensations: chest pressure, flushing, nausea. They are not dangerous, but they are unpleasant enough that the rate matters. The higher the dose, the more slowly the infusion has to run — 90 minutes for 100 mg, up to three hours for 250 mg.

For three hours, a chair and a member of staff are occupied. That is what you pay for, beyond the substance: the time during which someone stays beside you and adjusts the rate if discomfort appears.

What the price includes

• the substance — pharmaceutical-grade NAD+;
• the medical assessment before administration, including the check for contraindications;
• the administration time, which for NAD+ is longer than for almost any other protocol;
• monitoring throughout and adjustment of the rate;
• consumables — cannula, dilution solution, sterile materials.

What should put you on guard

A price far below the market for NAD+ raises a simple question: what has been cut short? The substance costs everyone the same, so the variable that can be cut is time — and time, here, is the very mechanism of safety and comfort.

Useful questions, at any clinic:

How long does the administration take? If the answer is "half an hour" for a high dose, the rate is too fast.

Who is present during the infusion? Not "in the clinic", but in the room.

Is there an assessment beforehand? If it is given on request, without a single question, that is a signal.

What happens if I feel unwell? A concrete answer is better than a general reassurance.

How to compare an offer, line by line

So that you do not compare prices for different products, put each offer into this table:

The first question matters more than it seems. Some clinics give precursors intravenously, not NAD+ — nicotinamide riboside, for example. It is not necessarily wrong, but it is a different substance, with a different profile: in a 2026 retrospective analysis, nicotinamide riboside infusions lasted 37 minutes on average and caused tingling and mild cramps, while NAD+ infusions lasted 97 minutes on average, with digestive symptoms, raised heart rate and chest pressure. A lower price for a shorter infusion may simply mean a different product.

Courses and the price per session

For those who choose a series, there are two packages:

Two honest points, because packages are also a commercial offer:

• The number of sessions does not come from a study. There are no studies with clinical outcomes for NAD+ IV drips that establish how many sessions are "needed". A course is a way of organising and pricing, not a proven dose.
• Decide after the assessment and, ideally, after the first session. If you tolerate the IV drip poorly, or the doctor decides the protocol is not right for you, it is better to find that out before you pay for a whole series.

What actually happens during the time you pay for

A session looks like this:

The assessment — history, medication, contraindications. It may include the decision that you do not have the IV drip.

Inserting the cannula and preparing the infusion.

The infusion itself, started slowly. The staff watch how you tolerate it and adjust the rate.

If discomfort appears — nausea, chest pressure, palpitations — the rate is reduced. That is why the duration is a range, not a fixed number.

The end — stopping the infusion and removing the cannula.

The long time is not a hidden cost, but the part of the price that makes the IV drip tolerable.

What we do not promise you for this money

We do not promise you rejuvenation, reversal of ageing or guaranteed results. The clinical evidence in humans for NAD+ IV drips is limited, and we do not claim otherwise — explained in detail here.

If you want a cheaper option for a background intake, an oral supplement with precursors is a reasonable choice, and the honest comparison is here. We do not sell supplements, so we have nothing to gain by telling you this.

Booking

Prices are published, with no hidden variants. See the NAD protocol or book an assessment.

Sources

Reyna et al., Frontiers in Aging, 2026 — duration and tolerance of NAD+ infusions compared with nicotinamide riboside, retrospective analysis in a commercial setting.

Gallagher et al., Ageing Research Reviews, 2026 — systematic review: no study with clinical outcomes for intravenous NAD+ for longevity or general wellbeing.

For information only. Prices are those valid on the date of publication; the up-to-date list is always on the prices page.