NAD+ IV Therapy in Baltimore
For energy, mental clarity and recovery that a vitamin drip doesn't reach — 250 mg to 1000 mg, from $374.99.
NAD+ IV therapy at Vita Nova in Canton, Baltimore is an infusion of nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, the coenzyme your cells use to make energy and repair DNA, which declines with age. Doses are 250 mg ($374.99, ~2 hrs), 500 mg ($599.99, ~4 hrs) and 750–1000 mg ($999.99, ~5 hrs), run slowly so you stay comfortable, in a private suite under a Johns Hopkins faculty physician.
First time? Most people start at 250 mg. Vitality Circle members get 25% off every dose. Questions about which dose fits your goals: (443) 563-1059.
“The clinic is calm, clean and welcoming. The team is extremely professional, compassionate and knowledgeable — they take the time to explain the process thoroughly and care about your well-being throughout.” — Google review, Vita Nova patient
Not sure which dose? Call — it's a two-minute conversation. Members: 25% off with Vitality Circle
LegitScript certified clinicMon–Fri 1–8 PM · Sat 10 AM–2 PM
513 Bayview Blvd, Baltimore MD 21224
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What Your NAD+ Session Looks Like — and Who It's For
An NAD+ infusion is a bigger commitment than a vitamin drip: more time, more money, and a different kind of benefit. Here's what the afternoon looks like, and how to tell if it's the right fit for you.
250 mg for a first session. Pick a time online — mornings on Saturday or early afternoons on weekdays fit the longer doses best.
A short intake on your first visit, then a recliner in a private suite. Bring a laptop, a book or headphones.
Your nurse starts the drip at a gentle rate and checks in. If you ever feel warm or flushed, say so — the rate is turned down and it passes in a minute or two.
No recovery time and no driver needed. Most people notice the difference over the following few days.
- Feel run-down or foggy in a way that sleep and a standard drip haven't fixed
- Are training hard or recovering from a demanding stretch and want deeper recovery
- Are interested in longevity and cellular health and want the direct route rather than capsules
- Have the afternoon to give it — 2 to 5 hours depending on dose
- Mainly want hydration or a quick energy lift — Myers' Cocktail ($199.99, 45–60 min) does that
- Want NAD+ but can't spare the time — the NAD+ Quick Shot (25–100 mg IM, $74.99–$199.99) takes under 15 minutes
- Are pregnant, or have a heart or kidney condition — call first so the team can review
Choose Your Dose — 250, 500 or 1000 mg
| Dose | Price | Time | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 250 mg | $374.99 Members $281.24 | ~2 hours | First session, or regular maintenance between larger doses | Book 250 mg → |
| 500 mg | $599.99 Members $449.99 | ~4 hours | The most popular dose for ongoing energy, focus and recovery protocols | Book 500 mg → |
| 750–1000 mg | $999.99 Members $749.99 | ~5 hours | Intensive protocols — longevity, cognitive and deep recovery work with your clinician | Book 1000 mg → |
Why the sessions are long. NAD+ given quickly can cause a warm, flushed feeling and some chest or stomach tightness. Given slowly, most people feel nothing at all. So rather than rush a 250 mg dose into 30 minutes, we run it over about two hours, and your nurse adjusts the rate to how you feel. The time is the comfort.
What NAD+ Does in Your Body — in Plain Language
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is in every cell you have. It does three jobs that matter here, and your levels fall as you get older — by some estimates roughly half by your 60s — which is part of why energy and recovery feel different at 50 than at 25.
NAD+ carries the electrons your mitochondria turn into ATP, the fuel every cell runs on. Less NAD+ means less capacity to make energy, which people feel as fatigue and slower recovery.
Sirtuins and PARPs — the enzymes that regulate metabolism and repair DNA — can't work without NAD+. When NAD+ is low, these longevity-associated systems slow down.
The brain burns about a fifth of your energy. That's why the effect people notice most is mental: clearer thinking and steadier focus, usually strongest after the 500 mg and 1000 mg doses.
NMN and NR supplements are precursors your body has to convert into NAD+, and that conversion gets less efficient with age. The IV delivers the finished molecule. Capsules can still be useful for maintenance between sessions.
What to Look For in an NAD+ Provider — and What You Get Here
NAD+ drips are offered by mobile services, franchises and med spas across Baltimore, and they vary a lot in how they're run. Whoever you choose, these are the questions worth asking.
- ✓Is the infusion run slowly, and can the rate be adjusted? At Vita Nova a nurse stays with you and turns the rate down the moment you feel warm.
- ✓Who is the physician behind the protocol? Ours is Dr. Brijen Joshi, a board-certified anesthesiologist on the Johns Hopkins faculty — IV medication is his specialty.
- ✓Is it a clinical setting? A private suite with monitoring equipment on site, not a hotel room or a lounge chair in a retail unit.
- ✓Is the clinic independently certified? Vita Nova is LegitScript-certified, which verifies licensing, protocols and compliance.
- ✓Is the price the price? Ours is on this page, and a first session doesn't require a membership.
- ✓Can you get an honest answer about dose? Call and ask. If 250 mg is the right place to start, that's what you'll be told.
Planning a Series? — Vitality Circle Takes 25% Off Every Dose
NAD+ is a premium infusion and isn't part of the included monthly drip, but Vitality Circle members ($99.99/month) get 25% off every session — a single 500 mg session saves $150, more than the membership costs. Members also get one standard drip and two shots or pushes included each month, so the NAD+ Quick Shot can be your between-session maintenance at no extra charge.
Membership details →NAD+ IV Therapy in Baltimore — Your Questions, Answered
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Start at 250 mg, settle into a private suite for a couple of hours, and see how you feel over the next few days. Nurse-monitored, physician-supervised, and no membership needed for your first session.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Brijen L. Joshi MD — Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology & Critical Care Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine · Chief of Thoracic Anesthesia, Johns Hopkins Hospital · Medical Director, Vita Nova Ketamine & Wellness Clinic · View credentials →
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