NAD+ Therapy in Dania Beach, near Fort Lauderdale
NAD+ therapy at Injection Lab is available in two formats: an NAD+ IV or NAD+ monthly injections. It is given by Kendally Guardia, a board-certified Physician Assistant, PA-C, and Florida licensed medical provider.
What NAD+ Is
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a substance the body makes naturally and uses to turn food into energy. The amount the body has tends to go down with age. NAD+ therapy delivers NAD+ directly, as an IV or as an injection.
Two Ways to Receive NAD+
- NAD+ IV: NAD+ given through an IV line in a single visit.
- NAD+ monthly injections: a monthly program of small injections under the skin (subcutaneous).
NAD+ IV or NAD+ Injections?
The NAD+ IV is a single, longer visit, with the patient seated while the drip runs. The monthly injections are short visits that repeat as a program. The choice depends on the patient’s schedule, goals and the medical review.
Who NAD+ Is For
NAD+ therapy is for adults who want support with low energy, recovery or performance and who prefer a therapy given by a medical provider.
Who NAD+ Is Not For
NAD+ therapy may not be appropriate for patients who:
- Are pregnant or breastfeeding.
- Have heart, kidney or liver disease that is not controlled.
- Are in active cancer treatment, unless their oncologist has approved it.
- Have a known allergy to an ingredient of the product.
Medical history and current medications are reviewed before starting.
What to Expect at the Visit
- Medical history, current medications and treatment consent are reviewed.
- For the NAD+ IV, a small line is placed in a vein in the arm and the drip runs at a comfortable pace.
- For the injections, a small injection is given under the skin.
- The schedule for the following visits is agreed.
NAD+ Is Not the Same as an IV or a Peptide
NAD+ is its own treatment. The Recovery IV is an IV for hydration and recovery and does not contain NAD+. Peptide therapy uses different prescribed medications, chosen in a consultation.
What an NAD+ IV Feels Like
During an NAD+ IV, some patients feel pressure in the chest, nausea, flushing or stomach cramps if the drip runs too fast. These sensations ease when the drip is slowed. For that reason NAD+ is given slowly, and the visit is longer than a regular IV. Clinical research on NAD+ given by IV or injection is still limited.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the NAD+ IV and the NAD+ injections?
The NAD+ IV is given through a line in a vein in one visit. The NAD+ injections are a monthly program of small injections under the skin.
Is NAD+ the same as the Recovery IV?
No. They are different treatments. The Recovery IV is for hydration and recovery.
Is NAD+ a peptide?
No. NAD+ and peptides are different treatments, each with its own page.
Is a medical review needed first?
Yes. Medical history and current medications are reviewed before starting.
How much does it cost?
The NAD+ IV and the monthly injections are on the Treatments & Fee Schedule page.
Where is Injection Lab?
At Dania Pointe: 161 S Compass Way, Suite 33, Dania Beach, FL 33004. It is a short drive from Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood. Call (954) 405-2477.
Results vary from patient to patient. This information is educational and is not medical advice.