South of FifthWellness Club

NAD+ IV Therapy · Miami Beach

NAD+ infusions, dosed correctly and run in your residence.

250mg to 1000mg NAD+ drips for cellular energy, cognition and longevity — placed by licensed clinicians, run slowly, supervised by our medical director.

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Run Slowly. On Purpose.

NAD+ drips that run fast are unpleasant and clinically inferior. We slow the rate and manage symptoms.

Dosed For You

250mg, 500mg, 750mg or 1000mg — protocol set by the medical director based on goals and tolerance.

In-Residence Comfort

Settle into your own space with a book or a meeting. We handle setup, monitoring and breakdown.

What NAD+ actually does.

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme present in every cell, central to energy metabolism and DNA repair. Levels decline meaningfully with age. IV NAD+ replenishes the systemic pool — bypassing the gut, where oral precursors are limited.

The published evidence is most consistent for cognitive clarity, energy and recovery in adults experiencing age-related decline. We won't oversell it beyond that.

Why drip speed matters.

The chest pressure, jaw tightness and nausea that NAD+ is famous for are almost entirely a function of infusion rate. A 500mg bag pushed in 60 minutes is brutal; the same bag over 3 hours is a different experience entirely.

Our standard practice is to start slow, titrate up to tolerance and keep you comfortable for the duration. That's how a serious clinical protocol is run.

Who benefits most.

Members in their 40s, 50s and 60s focused on sustained cognitive performance, recovery and healthspan. Frequent international travelers and high-output executives running on chronic sleep debt. People stacking NAD+ with broader longevity, peptide and hormone protocols.

Frequently Asked

Questions, answered.

How long does a NAD+ drip take?
Run time depends on dose and tolerance. 250mg typically runs 60–90 minutes; 500mg runs 2–3 hours; 1000mg can run 3–4+ hours. We slow the drip rate to manage flushing and chest pressure — that's how it should be done.
What does NAD+ feel like?
Most members feel pressure in the chest or jaw, mild nausea or flushing during the drip — all dose-dependent and normal. Afterward, members typically report clearer cognition, better sleep and steadier energy in the days following.
How often should I do NAD+?
Protocols vary. A common starting protocol is a loading phase (3–5 drips over 2 weeks) followed by maintenance every 4–8 weeks. The medical director sets your cadence based on goals.
Is NAD+ safe?
NAD+ has a well-established safety profile when dosed appropriately and run slowly. We use Florida-licensed clinicians under physician medical direction and carry full reversal medications.
What does NAD+ cost?
Single drips range from $750 (250mg) to $1,500+ (1000mg). Members receive concierge pricing and priority scheduling. Full pricing shared at intake.

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