IV and NAD+ Infusion Clinics | Longevity Forward Science

Focus	Wellness service
What It Covers	NAD+ intravenous infusions over two to four hours Vitamin C, B-complex, magnesium, and glutathione drips Hydration and recovery infusions Packages or memberships for repeat sessions Mobile or in-home service
Typical Cost	$150 to $1,000 per infusion
Evidence Level	Unsupported for longevity: oral NAD+ precursors raise blood NAD+ in small trials with mixed functional results, and intravenous NAD+ has almost no controlled human data
Regulatory Status	Compounded or wellness products; oversight varies by state, and regulators have issued warning letters over unsupported health claims
Watchouts	Infusions described as cellular repair, detox, or age reversal No medical history taken or physician evaluation Dosing from marketing rather than trials Packages sold on the first visit
Questions To Ask	What human trial supports this infusion at this dose for my goal? Who administers it and what license do they hold? What exactly is in the bag and who compounded it? Why intravenous rather than oral?

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