What does NAD therapy cost in Vancouver?

Pricing depends on the delivery method and protocol, since an NAD injection and a full IV infusion are different sessions with different costs. You receive an exact written quote at your consultation, before anything is booked, with no packages and no commission on your plan.

Will I know the cost of my NAD plan before the day of the session?

The full cost of your NAD plan is confirmed in writing at your consultation, before anything is booked. Payment options are discussed with you at that time, so there are no surprises on the day of your session.

Will you tell me where the NAD evidence is still limited?

We review your health history and goals, then give you an honest account of what NAD is being studied for and where the evidence is still limited, so you can decide with clear information. Plan on roughly 30 to 45 minutes, and there is no obligation to book anything that day.

How do I know if NAD is right for me?

NAD may suit healthy adults curious about an emerging area of cellular and metabolic wellness, as one part of a wider plan rather than a replacement for established medical care. NAD is not a substitute for treating any diagnosed condition. If your goals are better served by changes to sleep, nutrition, or activity alone, or by seeing a physician for a medical concern, we will tell you that directly.

What is your rescheduling or cancellation policy?

We ask for as much notice as possible if you need to reschedule or cancel, so we can offer your appointment time to another patient. Confirm the exact notice period and any fee with our team when you book, since it can vary by appointment type.

How long does a NAD session take and how many will I need?

An NAD injection takes only a few minutes. An NAD IV infusion runs one to three hours seated in our dedicated IV lounge, depending on the dose and your tolerance for the infusion rate. How many sessions, if any, make sense for you is set by your goal and reviewed as you go, not a fixed package, since individual results vary and some patients notice little to no difference.

What is a NAD injection?

An NAD injection is a small intramuscular or subcutaneous dose that takes a few minutes, often used between infusions or as a lower commitment starting point. NAD IV therapy is an infusion straight into the bloodstream over one to three hours, often alongside fluids and other nutrients, for a more concentrated, supervised session. Both start with the same medical assessment.

Why does a NAD infusion have to run so slowly?

Because the rate is what determines whether it is comfortable. Pushed too quickly, NAD commonly causes chest tightness, flushing, nausea, cramping and a general need for it to stop. Slowed down, those sensations settle within a minute or two. This is why a NAD session takes considerably longer than a standard vitamin drip, and why the person running it should be adjusting the rate to you rather than to the clock.

Are those sensations a bad reaction?

Not usually. The tightness and flushing are a well recognised response to infusion speed rather than an allergy, and they resolve when the rate comes down. Tell whoever is with you the moment you feel it, rather than waiting to see if it passes. There is no benefit to enduring it, and no penalty for slowing the drip.

What does the evidence actually show?

It is early. NAD is genuinely central to how cells produce energy and repair themselves, and that biology is not in dispute. What is far less settled is how much of an infused dose reaches the places people hope it will, and what measurable difference it makes in healthy adults. There is more marketing than there is published outcome data. We will talk you through what is reasonable to expect and what is not.

How long do NAD side effects last?

The sensations people notice during an infusion, such as chest tightness, flushing or nausea, come mostly from the rate, and they usually settle within a minute or two once the drip is slowed. Tell whoever is with you the moment you feel them. Most patients return to their day the same day.

PROMETHEAN CLINIC, VANCOUVER

NAD Injections in Vancouver

NAD delivered by injection or IV infusion, planned by a clinical team. NAD therapy is still an emerging field. We will tell you plainly what the research does and does not yet support.

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AT A GLANCE

NAD Therapy in Vancouver, at a Glance

NAD injections in Vancouver at Promethean Clinic come two ways: a short injection that takes minutes, or a slower NAD IV infusion of one to three hours in our IV lounge at 1111 West Georgia Street. Every plan starts with a medical assessment, and we are plain about what the research does and does not yet support.

What it is. NAD, nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, is a coenzyme your cells use to produce energy and repair themselves. Levels are understood to decline with age, which is why people ask about topping it up.
Who plans it. NAD sits within the Promethean IV program, developed by our founder and medical director, nurse practitioner Parveen Sangha, and it runs under her clinical oversight.
How long it takes. An NAD injection takes a few minutes. An NAD IV infusion runs one to three hours, because the drip is set to the rate that is comfortable for you, not to the clock.
How it feels. Run too fast, NAD commonly causes chest tightness, flushing or nausea. Slowed down, those sensations settle within a minute or two, and most patients return to their day the same day.
Your consultation. Roughly 30 to 45 minutes, with no obligation to book anything that day.
How many sessions. Set by your goal and reviewed as you go, never a fixed package. Some patients notice little to no difference.
Cost. Pricing depends on the route and the protocol. You receive an exact written quote at your consultation, before anything is booked, with no packages and no commission on your plan.
Who it is not for. NAD is not offered as a treatment for any disease, including addiction or neurological conditions. Pregnancy and breastfeeding need medical sign off first, and certain heart, kidney or fluid balance conditions need physician clearance before an IV.

THE TREATMENT

How NAD Injections Work

NAD, nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, is a coenzyme found in every cell in your body, central to how cells produce energy and repair themselves. NAD levels are understood to decline with age, which is the basis for interest in supplementing it, though the size and durability of any effect from an outside dose is still an open question in the research.

We offer two delivery methods. NAD IV infusion delivers the compound directly into the bloodstream over one to three hours, often alongside fluids and other nutrients, and is typically used for a more concentrated, supervised session. NAD injection is a smaller intramuscular or subcutaneous dose, delivered in minutes, often used between infusions or as a lower-commitment starting point. Neither route bypasses the honest conversation about what NAD is, and is not, likely to do for you.

At Promethean, every NAD plan starts with a review of your health history and goal, whether that is energy, mental clarity, recovery, or general cellular and metabolic support, delivered under medical supervision. The evidence for NAD supplementation in these areas is still emerging and, in places, limited, and we say so directly rather than borrowing confidence the research has not earned. Individual results vary, and some patients notice little to no difference.

Curious whether NAD fits your goals? Book a consultation in Vancouver and we will give you a direct answer, including when we think another treatment or no treatment at all serves you better.

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NAD Injections at 1111 West Georgia

BEFORE YOU DECIDE

What to Expect, and Who It Is For

What to Expect

Consultation and assessment. A review of your health history and goals, and an honest conversation about what NAD is being studied for and where the evidence is still limited.
Choosing a delivery method. IV infusion for a longer, more concentrated session, or injection for a shorter, lower-commitment dose, matched to your goal and schedule.
A written plan. The exact protocol and cost, confirmed before you begin.
The session. An IV infusion runs one to three hours seated in our dedicated IV lounge; an injection takes only minutes. Both are monitored.
Right after. Some patients notice a wave of warmth, mild nausea, or flushing during an IV infusion that settles quickly. Most return to their day the same day.
Ongoing plan. Frequency, if any, is set to your goal and reviewed at each visit, not a fixed subscription schedule.

Who It Is For, Honestly

NAD may suit healthy adults curious about an emerging area of cellular and metabolic wellness, who understand it as one part of a wider plan and not a substitute for established medical care, sleep, nutrition, or exercise.

We do not offer NAD as a treatment or cure for any disease, including addiction or neurological conditions, and we are direct with patients who ask about it for those reasons.
We do not treat during pregnancy or breastfeeding without medical sign off.
We do not treat certain cardiac, kidney, or fluid balance conditions without physician clearance for the IV route.
We will decline a plan built on a benefit the current research cannot honestly support.

If it is not right for you, we will say so, and we will tell you what would serve you better, even when that is nothing at all.

PATIENT TRUST

In Experienced Medical Hands

Your treatment is planned and delivered by Promethean’s licensed medical team, nurse practitioner led and physician supported. Aesthetics is practiced here as medicine, not retail.

259

Five Star Google Reviews, Rated 5.0 Overall

I had an outstanding experience at Promethean Clinic for NAD+ IV therapy… She took the time to thoroughly explain the treatment, answered all my questions with clarity and care, and made sure I was comfortable throughout the entire process. Parveen’s expertise in NAD therapy is evident, and I left feeling noticeably more energized and refreshed.

Brett Heath, Google Review

COMMON QUESTIONS

NAD Injections Questions, Answered

Straight answers, the same ones you would get in the treatment room.

What does NAD therapy cost in Vancouver?: Pricing depends on the delivery method and protocol, since an NAD injection and a full IV infusion are different sessions with different costs. You receive an exact written quote at your consultation, before anything is booked, with no packages and no commission on your plan.
Will I know the cost of my NAD plan before the day of the session?: The full cost of your NAD plan is confirmed in writing at your consultation, before anything is booked. Payment options are discussed with you at that time, so there are no surprises on the day of your session.
Will you tell me where the NAD evidence is still limited?: We review your health history and goals, then give you an honest account of what NAD is being studied for and where the evidence is still limited, so you can decide with clear information. Plan on roughly 30 to 45 minutes, and there is no obligation to book anything that day.
How do I know if NAD is right for me?: NAD may suit healthy adults curious about an emerging area of cellular and metabolic wellness, as one part of a wider plan rather than a replacement for established medical care. NAD is not a substitute for treating any diagnosed condition. If your goals are better served by changes to sleep, nutrition, or activity alone, or by seeing a physician for a medical concern, we will tell you that directly.
What is your rescheduling or cancellation policy?: We ask for as much notice as possible if you need to reschedule or cancel, so we can offer your appointment time to another patient. Confirm the exact notice period and any fee with our team when you book, since it can vary by appointment type.
How long does a NAD session take and how many will I need?: An NAD injection takes only a few minutes. An NAD IV infusion runs one to three hours seated in our dedicated IV lounge, depending on the dose and your tolerance for the infusion rate. How many sessions, if any, make sense for you is set by your goal and reviewed as you go, not a fixed package, since individual results vary and some patients notice little to no difference.
What is a NAD injection?: An NAD injection is a small intramuscular or subcutaneous dose that takes a few minutes, often used between infusions or as a lower commitment starting point. NAD IV therapy is an infusion straight into the bloodstream over one to three hours, often alongside fluids and other nutrients, for a more concentrated, supervised session. Both start with the same medical assessment.
Why does a NAD infusion have to run so slowly?: Because the rate is what determines whether it is comfortable. Pushed too quickly, NAD commonly causes chest tightness, flushing, nausea, cramping and a general need for it to stop. Slowed down, those sensations settle within a minute or two. This is why a NAD session takes considerably longer than a standard vitamin drip, and why the person running it should be adjusting the rate to you rather than to the clock.
Are those sensations a bad reaction?: Not usually. The tightness and flushing are a well recognised response to infusion speed rather than an allergy, and they resolve when the rate comes down. Tell whoever is with you the moment you feel it, rather than waiting to see if it passes. There is no benefit to enduring it, and no penalty for slowing the drip.
What does the evidence actually show?: It is early. NAD is genuinely central to how cells produce energy and repair themselves, and that biology is not in dispute. What is far less settled is how much of an infused dose reaches the places people hope it will, and what measurable difference it makes in healthy adults. There is more marketing than there is published outcome data. We will talk you through what is reasonable to expect and what is not.
How long do NAD side effects last?: The sensations people notice during an infusion, such as chest tightness, flushing or nausea, come mostly from the rate, and they usually settle within a minute or two once the drip is slowed. Tell whoever is with you the moment you feel them. Most patients return to their day the same day.

BEGIN THOUGHTFULLY

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Tell us what you are hoping for. We will tell you what is realistic, what it involves, what it costs, and whether it is right for you at all.

We will tell you honestly if this treatment is not right for you.

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