NAD+ IV Drip in Delhi NCR
A slow, doctor-supervised NAD+ infusion, offered with clear advice on the limited evidence.
Book a Consultation ✦What would you like to improve?
- Session time
- Usually 2-4 hours
- Downtime
- None
- Results
- Vary; evidence is limited
- Sessions
- Decided by your doctor
- Price from
- On consultation
What is NAD+ IV Drip?
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a molecule found in every cell. It helps the body turn food into energy and supports normal cell repair. Levels tend to fall with age, which is why NAD+ drips are often promoted for energy, focus and healthy ageing. At Paradise Wellness an NAD+ IV drip is given only after a doctor has assessed you.
It is important to know what the evidence shows. Research on NAD+ in people is still early. Most studies are small, and many look at oral supplements rather than drips. There is no good proof yet that an NAD+ drip slows ageing, treats any disease or improves skin. Some people say they feel more energetic; others feel no difference. If you are tired all the time, a doctor should first look for causes such as low iron, thyroid problems, vitamin D or B12 deficiency, or poor sleep.
NAD+ has to be given slowly. A fast drip can cause flushing, nausea, chest tightness or stomach cramps, so the infusion often takes a few hours and the rate is adjusted to how you feel. The drip is not suitable in pregnancy or while breastfeeding, and your doctor will take extra care if you have heart, kidney or liver disease, or a history of cancer.
How it works
- 01
Doctor consultation and screening
Your doctor asks about your health, medicines and symptoms, explains the evidence honestly and may ask for blood tests to look for other causes of tiredness first.
- 02
Cannula placement
A small cannula is placed in a vein in your arm while you sit in a comfortable chair.
- 03
Slow, adjusted infusion
The drip starts slowly. If you feel flushed, queasy or tight in the chest, the team slows or pauses it. This is why the session can take a few hours.
- 04
Rest and review
When the drip ends, the cannula is removed and you rest briefly. The team checks that you feel well before you go home.
Who is it right for?
- Healthy adults who want a supervised drip and accept that the benefits are not proven
- People who have had tiredness checked by a doctor and no medical cause was found
- Those who can set aside a few unhurried hours for a slow infusion
When to wait or talk to us first
- Pregnant or breastfeeding: please do not have this drip
- Heart disease, high blood pressure or chest pain
- Kidney or liver disease
- Current or past cancer, or ongoing cancer treatment
- Unwell with fever or an infection on the day
- Taking regular medicines or supplements: bring a list
NAD+ IV Drip Cost in Delhi
| Treatment | Per session |
|---|---|
| NAD+ IV Drip | On consultation |
Your exact price is confirmed at consultation. Prices may vary by clinic and plan. Current offer: Up to 50% OFF on Laser Hair Removal Packages‡ — Valid on selected packages only. Terms & conditions apply.
How to prepare
- Eat a light meal; an empty stomach makes nausea more likely
- Drink water and avoid alcohol the day before
- Bring something to read and plan for a session of a few hours
- Bring recent blood reports and your medicine list
What to expect
- Doctor consultation and screening
- Cannula placement
- Slow, adjusted infusion
- Rest and review
Aftercare
- Drink water and eat normally
- Keep the cannula site clean and dry for a few hours
- Avoid heavy exercise for the rest of the day if you feel tired
- Tell the team how you felt so the next session can be adjusted
Side effects & safety
Every treatment starts with a consultation so our doctors can check it suits you. Tell us about pregnancy, medicines, allergies, skin conditions and recent treatments.
Normal, and settles quickly
- Flushing, warmth or mild nausea during the drip that eases when it is slowed
- A feeling of tightness in the chest or tummy that settles when the rate is reduced
- A small bruise where the cannula was placed
Call us if you notice
- Chest pain or breathlessness that does not settle when the drip is stopped
- Rash, swelling of the face or lips, or wheezing
- Severe headache, fainting or a racing heart
- Redness, heat or pus at the cannula site
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Where to have NAD+ IV Drip
Most treatments are offered at all of our clinics. Some devices are at selected clinics only — call +91 97738 63777 to confirm before you book.
Doctor-led, every step
Treatment plans are set and supervised by our doctors. Meet the team behind your care.
NAD+ IV Drip FAQs
Does an NAD+ drip slow ageing?
There is no good evidence in people that it does. NAD+ is an active area of research, but most studies are small and early. We offer the drip as a supervised wellness option, not as an anti-ageing treatment.
Why does the drip take so long?
NAD+ given quickly often causes flushing, nausea, cramps or chest tightness. A slow drip, adjusted to how you feel, is more comfortable and safer. The time depends on the dose your doctor chooses.
Will I feel more energetic afterwards?
Some people report more energy; others notice no change. Results vary. If you are often tired, it is worth having blood tests for common causes such as low iron, thyroid problems or vitamin deficiencies first.
Can I take NAD+ supplements instead?
Tablets and capsules that raise NAD+ levels are sold widely, and their evidence is also limited. Please discuss any supplement with your doctor, especially if you take other medicines.
Can I drive home after the drip?
Most people feel fine and can go about their day. If you felt unwell during the drip, rest until you are comfortable, and consider having someone take you home.
How much does an NAD+ IV drip cost?
It depends on the dose and number of sessions your doctor recommends after screening. The cost is confirmed at a free in-clinic consultation, and EMI options are available.